Miscellaneous

Millennium Cricket Festival - Oxford 2000 (18 March 1999)

The Cricketer this week announced its plans to stage an international celebration of nomadic cricket at Oxford in the Millennium

18-Mar-1999

An unforgettable Test match (18 March 1999)

It has been said many times in the past and it will be said many times in the future: cricket, as the second Test between the West Indies and Australia at Sabina Park underlined, is a game of glorious uncertainty

18-Mar-1999

Sri Lanka Schools: Gampola Zahira pile up 512 for 6 (18 March 1999)

Zahira College, Gampola set up a new record for school cricket in the Central Province when they hit up a massive 512 for 6 declared in their inter-school cricket match against Galagedera Central College which they won by an innings and 307 runs at

18-Mar-1999

Cry for a knock-out (18 March 1999)

Can New Zealand's cricketers perform an Evander Holyfield-like deed

18-Mar-1999

Standard Bank Cup: Northerns set new challenge (18 March 1999)

CENTURION (South Africa) - It takes a lot to hear Northerns coach Peter Kirsten offer words of comfort on the eve if a quarter-final clash; even by his taciturn standards his comment of "I am well satisfied with our preparation" is quite a mouthful

18-Mar-1999

Local boy comes good in debut (17 March 1999)

Jamaican offspinner Nehemiah Perry, who claimed six wickets against Australia in his first Test match, has his sights firmly set on the third Test in Bridgetown, Barbados starting on March 26

17-Mar-1999

Perry the prophet sent to rescue a fallen idol (17 March 1999)

PORT ELIZABETH (South Africa) - One of the early myths about West Indies invincibility is how, when they shook a palm tree or two on some Caribbean island out would fall a crop of fast bowlers and fresh-faced batsmen

17-Mar-1999

Sri Lanka: Thomian skipper Ratwatte presented the DSS Shield (17 March 1999)

In the splendour of the 'Earls Court' Trans Asia hotel, amidst a gathering comprising current Royal-Thomian cricketers, those associated with them and other selected invitees, to a joint felicitation dinner hosted by the Joint Organising Committee

17-Mar-1999

Sticky wicket! (17 March 1999)

Sticky wicket

17-Mar-1999

Sri Lanka: BCCSL Elections (17 March 1999)

At packed press conference in Colombo, BCCSL Presidential candidate Clifford Ratwatte pledges to clean up cricket administration and revive the game

17-Mar-1999

``Catch It'' the fielding aid (17 March 1999)

At last, a boon for fielding practice and a means of sharpening your eye-reflexes, useful even for batting, will be available very soon for cricketers of all ages and levels

17-Mar-1999

High Win (17 March 1999)

Bob Marley's Redemption Song boomed out across Sabina Park from the Mound Stand yesterday morning as the West Indies took one small, but significant, step towards what has become their cricketing Holy Grail, the retrieval of the Frank Worrell Trophy

17-Mar-1999

We'll bounce right back, says Steve Waugh (17 March 1999)

Steve Waugh sounded a lot like Brian Lara repeatedly did in South Africa

17-Mar-1999

World Cup can be Pakistan's, says Rameez (17 March 1999)

Every star cricketer tends to transform into a Television commentator after his retirement

17-Mar-1999

Sri Lanka Schools: 'Blues battle' sans crowd invasions (17 March 1999)

Accustomed as we have been to disruptions in the past, it was hard to believe, of the none existence of any form of interruptions to the entire three days of play through crowd invasions, both in the last year's Royal-Thomian cricket encounter and

17-Mar-1999

Down under no longer (17 March 1999)

West Indies' series-levelling victory over Australia on Tuesday has brought confidence back to the team, captain Brian Lara said

17-Mar-1999

Lara on high after Test victory (17 March 1999)

West Indies captain Brian Lara hopes yesterday's impressive 10-wicket victory over Australia in the second Cable and Wireless Test at Sabina Park will be the turning point that the team has been desperately searching for

17-Mar-1999

Fielding is important (17 March 1999)

In cricket, it is easy to judge the value of a batsman who is piling on the runs or a bowler taking wickets

17-Mar-1999

World Cricket Round-up (17 March 1999)

Hansie Cronje, South Africa's captain has admitted he was prepared to sacrifice a Test to give his top order batting practice following a second disappointing draw on the tour of New Zealand

17-Mar-1999

Poor show by Sri Lankan cricketers (17 March 1999)

Thankfully the ill conceived championship to decide on the best Test playing nation in Asia has ended with Pakistan taking the top slot and Sri Lanka coming out a very, very poor second being beaten by innings by Pakistan in the final in Dhaka

17-Mar-1999

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