Miscellaneous

Hockley is New Zealand captain (18 November 1998)

Debbie Hockley has been named the captain of the New Zealand women's cricket team for this summer, replacing Maia Lewis, who will miss the entire season

18-Nov-1998

England: Champions will start at Essex (18 November 1998 )

LEICESTERSHIRE will begin the defence of their County Championship title at Essex next year

18-Nov-1998

Fleming supportive of Conference format (18 November 1998)

Some criticism of Conference cricket is unfounded says New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming

18-Nov-1998

Zimbabwe open tour with one-day game today (18 November 1998)

KARACHI, Nov 17: Zimbabwe begin their third tour of Pakistan since getting the Test status in 1992-93 when they face Karachi City Cricket Association (KCCA) in a one-day practice match at the National Stadium on Wednesday

18-Nov-1998

Lancashire League Fixtures (18 November 1998)

Holders East Lancashire must travel to Littleborough to start their defence of the JW Lees Limited Challenge Trophy

18-Nov-1998

Atherton faces late test on injured back (18 November 1998)

THE England team were pursued all yesterday by the cameras of television stations eager for glimpses of the two Mancunians whose tribulations have attracted so much attention over the past 48 hours

18-Nov-1998

Members of 1949 New Zealand tour reunited (17 November 1998)

Bert Sutcliffe and Martin Donnelly, the left-handed batting stars of New Zealand's 1949 cricket tour to England will be united again in Christchurch next month

17-Nov-1998

Carter persuades Loye to sign four-year contract at Northants (17 November 1998)

MAL LOYE is staying with Northamptonshire on a four-year contract after being targeted by several counties including Nottinghamshire, Somerset and Middlesex

17-Nov-1998

England batsman floored by Aussie bounder (17 November 1998)

JOHN CRAWLEY has become the latest victim of the bad luck affecting England's Ashes openers

17-Nov-1998

Sri Lanka News Round-up (17 November 1998)

A sparking 100 (11 fours and 2 sixes) by Ajit Muthukuda and 48 not out (3 fours and 3 sixes) by Manjula Rajakaruna and an intelligent bowling spell (4 for 29) by Sachit Dassanayake helped Old Sri Palians Sports Club to beat Baduraliya A by 28 runs,

17-Nov-1998

Aamir Sohail hopes Pakistan would not repeat mistakes (17 November 1998)

KARACHI, Nov 16: Pakistan captain Aamir Sohail has said that Pakistan would be aiming to salvage some pride when his team faces Zimbabwe in the forthcoming series starting at Gujranwala from Nov 20

17-Nov-1998

Kingston Club looking towards mixed membership (17 November 1998)

The Kingston Cricket Club may soon open its doors to women

17-Nov-1998

Lowest first class score recorded in Pakistan cricket (17 November 1998)

KARACHI, Nov 17 (AFP) - Regional side National Bank of Pakistan were dismissed for 20 here Tuesday, setting a record low for first class cricket in the country

17-Nov-1998

Pepsi Cricket Ratings: Tendulkar, Saqlain On Top (17 November 1998)

CHENNAI, Nov

17-Nov-1998

Big earnings from Wills Cup (17 November 1998)

The Wills International Cup turned out to be a financial bonanza for the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), which has earned seven crore fifty three lakh fifty nine thousand three hundred and eighty Taka from the meet

17-Nov-1998

Controversial spinner recalled to Indian team (17 November 1998)

BOMBAY, Nov 17 (AFP) - Teenage spinner Harbhajan Singh, whose bowling action has come under close scrutiny, was on Tuesday recalled to the Indian team for next month's tour of New Zealand

17-Nov-1998

A move in the right direction (17 November 1998)

The West Indies Cricket Board's ordinary general meeting in Antigua was dominated, as expected, by the recent impasse between the Board and the players, and it is good to see that efforts are being made by the Board to improve relationships with the

17-Nov-1998

Anwar, Haq confirm availability (17 November 1998)

KARACHI, Nov 16: Pakistan's champion batsmen Inzamam-ul-Haq and Saeed Anwar have confirmed their availability for the series against Zimbabwe

17-Nov-1998

Eye-opening display by blind cricketers (17 November 1998)

NEW DELHI, Nov 17 (AFP) - The first-ever World Cup cricket for the visualy impaired opened here on Tuesday amid the rattle of plastic balls, noisy mid-field action and under-arm bowling

17-Nov-1998

Kwazulu-Natal News Round-up (17 November 1998)

The Natal cricket selectors have backtracked and a more balanced team, with a beefed up bowling line-up, will take the field at Kingsmead on Friday against Border in the SuperSport Series

17-Nov-1998

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Osman Samiuddin

Andrew Miller

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Danyal Rasool

Alex Malcolm