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NZC robs Canty of key talent (19 January 1999)

Canterbury cricket coach Garry MacDonald is frustrated, but resigned to having only Black Caps Chris Harris, Craig McMillan, and Chris Cairns available in stages for the remainder of the Shell Cup one-day campaign

19-Jan-1999

Time for tough talk (19 January 1999)

The situation is desperate, the imminent opponents are as powerful and as unforgiving as those who have just handed the West Indies their first whitewash in history and the time is critically short

19-Jan-1999

Chris Cairns' seven sixes (19 January 1999)

Chris Cairns's 7 sixes against India is a record for New Zealand

19-Jan-1999

The Captain's view -- Zimbabwe in Pakistan (part 2) (19 January)

John Ward concludes his interview with Alistair Campbell, who talks about Zimbabwe's victorious Test series in Pakistan

19-Jan-1999

Hussain basks in solitude to seize his opportunity (19 January 1999)

NASSER Hussain looked to have no chance of playing in the World Cup when he was left out of the initial England party for the triangular one-day series against Australia and Sri Lanka

19-Jan-1999

Well played Jamaica! (19 January 1999)

Well played Jamaica

19-Jan-1999

Battle lines will be redrawn today (19 January 1999)

So writes Andrew Ramsey today in the nationally circulating daily The Australian

19-Jan-1999

Sri Lanka News Round-up (19 January 1999)

Nalanda were 45 for 2 in reply to S

19-Jan-1999

Crunch time for Parore (19 January 1999)

Adam Parore's place as wicketkeeper-batsman in the New Zealand cricket team is safe despite inconsistent form, says national coach Steve Rixon on the eve of the series-deciding one-day match against India at Jade Stadium today

19-Jan-1999

Cronje details Plan A (19 January 1999)

Hansie Cronje on Monday detailed how South Africa had planned their campaign that ended in the first 5-0 defeat the West Indies have ever sustained in a Test series

19-Jan-1999

Sinister motives Down Under? (19 January 1999)

Sinister motives Down Under

19-Jan-1999

Whitelash: Lara says WI in tatters after 5-0 drubbing (19 January 1999)

Brian Lara acknowledged yesterday that his team was disunited and mentally weak during the 5-0 Test series whitewash against South Africa

19-Jan-1999

News from cricket around the world - ICC associates, affiliates and others (Jan 19 1999)

Welcome to the first edition on what is hoped to be a monthly unofficial column devoted to goings-on in cricket at the non-Test level

19-Jan-1999

Match referee denies complaints against Murali (18 January 1999)

The sword of Damocles that was hanging over number one off spinner Muthiah Muralitharan, from the time he began to spin a ball here, has been removed with the match referee Peter Van der Merve confirming that there is no report by himself or by any

18-Jan-1999

ET News round-up: 'No report' on action of spinner (18 January 1999)

THE International Cricket Council have denied they received a report on the bowling action of Sri Lanka off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan

18-Jan-1999

Rixon's gibes fire up Indians (18 January 1999)

The Indian cricketers are fuming at another public criticism of their team by New Zealand coach Steve Rixon

18-Jan-1999

Gavin Larsen achieves a dubious milestone (18 January 1999)

New Zealand's Gavin Larsen has achieved a dubious milestone by bowling most balls to take 100 wickets in Limited Overs International cricket

18-Jan-1999

Akram Khan fined for misconduct (18 January 1999)

Former Bangladesh national team skipper and captain of the Abahani club, Akram Khan has been fined Tk 25,000 (500 US Dollars) for his non-cricketing behaviour during a crucial Premier Division Cricket League match on Friday

18-Jan-1999

Sad farewell for Walsh (18 January 1999)

For Courtney Walsh, valiant until the end, it was a sad farewell to South Africa when he limped out of the final test at Centurion Park still needing three wickets to join the two other members of the elite 400 club: Sir Richard Hadlee and Kapil Dev

18-Jan-1999

Furious Cork to quit Derbyshire (18 January 1999)

THE growing impression that Derbyshire CCC stands for Derbyshire Congenital Crisis Club will be reinforced today when Dominic Cork resigns the captaincy after one season in charge and seeks his release only 12 months into a five-year contract

18-Jan-1999

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