Miscellaneous

Whatmore frustrated by Sri Lankan batting

Dav Whatmore, the Sri Lankan coach, was frustrated at his team's batting yesterday in the Third Test against England, and suggested that impatience was to blame

16-Mar-2001•James Davis

Fifteen years later, here comes the rematch

All the protagonists, with two major exceptions, are back in Chennai for the Tied Test rematch 15 years after the original contest

16-Mar-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

Ganguly sees no pressure, keen to wrap up series

Indian captain Saurav Ganguly today disagreed that the team was under any pressure following the epoch win against Australia at Kolkata and said it was keen on winning the third and final Test starting in Chennai on Sunday

16-Mar-2001

Glamorgan announce trading profit

Glamorgan Cricket today announced that they made a trading profit for the financial year ended 30th November 2000 of £82,751

16-Mar-2001•Andrew Hignell

Argentina News: Division 2 news

Lomas A were crowned winners of Division 2 in the narrowest of fashions, after they and fellow table toppers, Belgrano A, finished with the same points, the same number of wins and their fixture was in fact a tie

16-Mar-2001•Grant Dugmore

Argentina News: North and South squads

The 102nd North v South three-day takes place at Lomas Athletic Club from 16th to 18th March, 2001

16-Mar-2001•Grant Dugmore

Oram released from Test team to captain CD

New Zealand's 12th man in the second Test against Pakistan Jacob Oram will captain his State Central Districts side in their warm-up games against the New Zealand Selection XI at Bert Sutcliffe Oval starting on Monday

16-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

CBFS prefers India over Pakistan to play in Sharjah

The Cricket Benefit Fund Series, organiser of the tri-nation cricket tournament at Sharjah, has indicated that it would prefer India playing in the series rather than Pakistan, if the Indian government did not clear the team's participation in the

16-Mar-2001

Umpires for Ranji Trophy quarterfinals

The BCCI executive secretary, Sharad Diwadkar said in Mumbai on Friday that Madhya Pradesh's Narendra Menon and Sudhir Asnani will be the two umpires for the Baroda-Tamil Nadu Ranji Trophy quarterfinal while Sumit Dutta of Assam is the BCCI match

16-Mar-2001

Indian news round-up

The president of the Board of Control for Cricket In India (BCCI) AC Muthiah on Thursday termed the just concluded India-Australia Test as `historic' and said that India's was a `superlative performance'

16-Mar-2001•Staff and Agencies

I have no regrets, says Bansal

Umpire SK Bansal has a unique distinction

16-Mar-2001•Staff Reporter

India will play in Sharjah, says Asif Iqbal

The organisers of the Sharjah cricket series today expressed optimism that India would participate in the three-nation tournament to be played next month

16-Mar-2001

Matabeleland cricket report

After six Logan Cup matches without a victory, Matabeleland finally came good with a four-wicket victory over Midlands at BAC over the weekend

16-Mar-2001•Derrick Townshend

Australia won all three Tests at Nehru Stadium

In the first of a two part series on India-Australia Tests at Madras, the author looks back on the three games played at the Corporation (Nehru) stadium

16-Mar-2001•Partab Ramchand

Crofty breaks Test wicket record

Today`s play in the Third Test match in Sri Lanka saw Robert Croft break Jeff Jones` record for the most number of wickets taken by a Glamorgan bowler in Test cricket for England

16-Mar-2001•Andrew Hignell

Progress To Report

Port-Of-Spain Exactly a year since taking up his post, West Indies manager Ricky Skerritt delivered a stirring mission statement on behalf of himself and his team yesterday

16-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

PCB in quandary after Qadir's resignation

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday confirmed that Abdul Qadir has formally informed them that he cannot serve in the bowling committee which is to review the action of paceman Shoaib Akhtar

16-Mar-2001

Chris Drum joins select club at Jade Stadium

Christchurch's Jade Stadium is the place for bowlers making their debut in Test cricket to seize a place in the record books

16-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Howard congratulates India on second Test win

Australian Prime Minister John Howard, a serious cricket fan, has congratulated India on its amazing comeback victory over Australia in the second Test at Kolkata

16-Mar-2001

Dragons successfully defend their one-day title

The Lancaster Park/Woolston Cricket Club savoured success on Canterbury Cricket Association's finals day played on Hagley on Sunday, March 11

16-Mar-2001•Dave Sparks

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