Miscellaneous

Crosscurrents, the Aussie-Lanka connection - a review (1 February 1999)

If Sri Lankans want to chronicle the love-hate relationship between their country and Australia on and off the cricket field, then 'Crosscurrents - Sri Lanka and Australia at Cricket' by Michael Roberts and Alfred James (published by Walla Walla

01-Feb-1999

Bangladesh: Abahani steal MSC's joy (1 February 1999)

Defending champions Abahani kept alive their chances for a hat trick of titles when they recorded an exciting 11-run win over arch rivals Mohammedan Sporting in a crucial Janakantha Premier League match at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday

01-Feb-1999

Sri Lanka Schools: Cambrians hold Peterites to a draw (31 January 1999)

Prince of Wales did well to hold St.Peter's to a draw after following-on in their inter-school cricket encounter at Bambalapitiya yesterday

31-Jan-1999

Sri Lanka Schools Round-up (31 January 1999)

Thurstan-St

31-Jan-1999

Sri Lanka Club Cricket Round-up (31 January 1999)

Sri Lanka 'A' pool discard Nimesh Perera hit a sparkling century (112) which contained 1 six and 17 fours and Chamara Liyanage stroked a fine 81 with 1 six and 5 fours to enable Sebastianites to make a mammoth 418 against Galle CC in the Premier

31-Jan-1999

Lancs insist Murali will honour contract (31 January 1999)

LANCASHIRE moved swiftly last night to deny reports that off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan would be prevented by the Sri Lankan Board from playing county cricket this summer

31-Jan-1999

Inzamam fit, says doctor (31 January 1999)

CHENNAI, Jan 30: Inzamam-ul-Haq was given a clean bill of health after undergoing a series of tests after collapsing during India's second innings of the first Test on Saturday

31-Jan-1999

Herschelle shows his class at last (31 January 1999)

HERSCHELLE Gibbs wrote himself a ticket to the World Cup and won the acclaim of a capacity St George's Park crowd when he made his first international century yesterday

31-Jan-1999

Sri Lanka: Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year (31 January 1999)

Voting in the Observer-Bata Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year and Most Popular Outstation Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year has got off to a slow start, but from inquiries that have been made by followers of school cricket, indications are

31-Jan-1999

Bangladesh: Neeyamur digs deep to save AKC (31 January 1999)

A magnificent 83 from lower middle-order batsman Neeyamur Rashid helped holders Abahani garner a defendable total against arch-rivals Mohammedan Sporting Club in a crucial Janakantha Premier League match at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday

31-Jan-1999

Across the Board: Training our young players (31 January 1999)

Youth are the foundation of our cricket and in order to secure the future the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has been focussing on youth development with regional associations concentrating more time and resources in that area

31-Jan-1999

Sri Lanka: Royal-Thomian in safe and secure environment (31 January 1999)

The Joint organising committee consisting of old boys of both Royal and S

31-Jan-1999

Fraser: Why I decided to remain at Middlesex (31 January 1999)

ON FRIDAY, I signed a two-year contract with Middlesex and, in doing so, committed myself to the club for the rest of my playing career

31-Jan-1999

Now spinner Boje dreams of a Test turn (31 January 1999)

WHILE some of South Africa's most seasoned international cricketers have recently had their exploits documented in books, the international career of Nicky Bojé, despite spanning almost four seasons, would not yet take up more than a couple of short

31-Jan-1999

Bangladesh: Barisal cricket (31 January 1999)

BARISAL, Jan 30: Shaheed Sentu-Rintu Smriti Sangha defeated KCC Juba Sangha by seven wickets in the First Division cricket league here at the local stadium today

31-Jan-1999

Sri Lanka Schools: St Thomas'-Wesley drawn (31 January 1999)

Even the three positive declarations in the Wesley-Thomian cricket encounter at Mt

31-Jan-1999

Sri Lanka Schools: Six half centuries in drawn game (31 January 1999)

Six half centuries, three by Anandians - Thilina Kandambi (85), skipper Jitherndra Perera (50), Eshan Abeysinghe (53 n.o.) and three by Royalists Ruchira Jayasuriya (89) were the feature in their drawn school cricket encounter played at Reid Avenue

31-Jan-1999

Sri Lanka: Skipper Kaushalya guides Trinity to 8-wicket win (31 January 1999)

Trinity's skipper Kaushalya Weeraratne who captured a match bag of 9 for 106 (5 for 45 and 4 for 61) and also scored 45 and 36 not out spearhead his team to an eight-wicket win over Kingswood College in their schools Lemonade Cup cricket tournament

31-Jan-1999

Javed rues lower middle-order batsmen (31 January 1999)

CHENNAI, Jan 30: Pakistan coach Javed Miandad admitted on Saturday that his team threw away an opportunity to take a lead of over 350

31-Jan-1999

New Zealand: Barton cornerstone of innings (30 January 1999)

While much attention focused on Nathan Astle's return to the batting crease, he was upstaged by a splendid 85 from Hamish Barton for a Canterbury XI against the New Zealand under-19 team at BIL Oval

30-Jan-1999

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