Miscellaneous

WICB To Hire Industrial Relations Consultant (15 November 1998)

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is getting help in how to deal with its players

15-Nov-1998

WI Cricket Sponsorship Money Could Increase With Wins (15 November 1998)

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and players could together earn $250 000 if the West Indies win the forthcoming Test and One-Day series in South Africa

15-Nov-1998

Sri Lanka: Observer-Bata Cricket Awards on 21 Nov (15 November 1998)

The Observer-Bata Schoolboy Cricketer of the Year 1998 awards will take place next Saturday (November 21) at 6.00 p.m

15-Nov-1998

Sri Lanka: Colts celebrate with double-wicket tourney (15 November 1998)

COLOMBO, Nov

15-Nov-1998

Time to turn up the heat and fight for every inch (15 November 1998)

"BRING back Tuffers, mate, he can bowl quicker," offered a wag from the hill as Angus Fraser ran in to bowl on a flattie at Adelaide

15-Nov-1998

Ex-WI Board Official Wants Pay Linked To Play (15 November 1998)

UNITED NATIONS - The fees being demanded by West Indies Test players should be linked to the runs they score or the wickets they take, says veteran administrator Julian Hunte

15-Nov-1998

Mark Taylor talks to Peter Roebuck: We are at our peak (15 November 1998)

PETER ROEBUCK: England are coming into this Ashes series with an important victory over South Africa under their belt

15-Nov-1998

Sri Lankan media criticises Aussie umpire (15 November 1998)

COLOMBO, Nov 14: Even as the Sri Lankan Cricket Board complained to the International Cricket Council against Australian umpire Darrel Hair for his comment on spinner Muthiah Muralitharan's bowling action, the media here has mounted a scathing attack

15-Nov-1998

Sri Lanka: Royal make bold effort but fall short (15 November 1998)

Set to get an impossible target of 62 to win in 20 overs, Royal made 100 for 1 at stumps in their schools, cricket match with St

15-Nov-1998

A Whole New Ball Game (15 November 1998)

THE 1996 West Indies journey to the subcontinent for the World Cup was sponsored by the UB Group of Companies, an Indian multinational whose brand name beer - Kingfisher - decorated the garments of West Indian players

15-Nov-1998

Super Max Round-up (14 November 1998)

Canterbury maintained its unbeaten record and closed on a Shell Super Max league semi-final position when it comfortably beat Central Districts by 23 runs at Jade Stadium (Lancaster Park) last night

14-Nov-1998

Sri Lanka field strong team for Blind WC cricket (14 November 1998)

The inaugural World Cup Cricket tournament for the blind will be held in New Delhi, India, from November 17 to 28

14-Nov-1998

More Cricket Turmoil Likely, Says Official (14 November 1998)

Look out for more trouble on the West Indies cricket tour to South Africa

14-Nov-1998

Lanka confident of winning World Cup for the Blind (14 November 1998)

COLOMBO, Nov 13: A team of cricketers from Sri Lanka is all set to take on teams from six other Test-playing nations at a unique World Cup tournament

14-Nov-1998

ET News round-up: Top players pass their drugs tests (14 November 1998)

LEADING players throughout the country were yesterday given a clean bill of health on drugs after more than 300 samples taken this year proved negative

14-Nov-1998

Talking Cricket: Simon Hughes on the WI rebels (14 November 1998)

REMEMBER that comfortable old phrase "no player's bigger than the game"

14-Nov-1998

Barbados: Thirty-eight Called To Cricket Trials (14 November 1998)

The Barbados cricket selectors yesterday announced a long list of 38 players to prepare for the 1999 West Indies first-class competition

14-Nov-1998

New Zealand: Reid unaware of any problems with pitch (14 November 1998)

New Zealand Cricket received no indication there were any problems with the Aorangi Park pitch in Timaru, where a first-class match was abandoned

14-Nov-1998

West Indies Four-Day Game Starts Today (14 November 1998)

KIMBERLEY - The West Indies get their first taste of four-day cricket today when they oppose Griqualand West

14-Nov-1998

BCCSL protests to ICC over Hair's remarks (14 November 1998)

The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka has protested to the International Cricket Council (ICC) over the remarks made by Australian umpire Darrel Hair on ace spinner Muthiah Muralitharan

14-Nov-1998

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