Miscellaneous

Ian Chappell, Ganguly in war of words in the media

Ian Chappell is an expert commentator for Channel Nine covering the Test series between India and Australia

12-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Mumbai to meet Punjab in Ranji Trophy quarter-final

Mumbai, who have got a direct bye to the last eight stage, will play Punjab in the Ranji Trophy quarter-final as the latter won their pre-quarterfinal against Rajasthan at Mohali by an innings and 12 runs

12-Mar-2001

Urdu Report - Pakistan in New Zealand 1st Test, Day 5

12-Mar-2001•Tahir Amin Malik

English cricket chiefs in call for umpiring debate

Three of the most prominent figures in English cricket have spoken out on the issue of umpiring following the controversial Second Test in Kandy

12-Mar-2001•CricInfo

Razzaq homeward bound, Mohammad Akram to replace

Yet another Pakistan player will be returning home from the tour of New Zealand

12-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Ganguly takes exception to Ian Chappell's comments

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly has taken strong exception to some of the comments by former Australian captain Ian Chappell in his column, saying "he has no business talking about things he doesn't know of first hand"

12-Mar-2001

Gary Kirsten - professional, determined and dogged

Professionalism, determination and plain doggedness - these words describe the Western Province opener Gary Kirsten, probably the hardest batsman in the South African team to get out

12-Mar-2001•Colin Croft

Youngsters gave good account

After the 3-2 defeat in the one-day series against New Zealand the Pakistan team seemed extremely demoralised and depressed on top of that the sudden retreat of world class players Wasim Akram and Saeed Anwar owing to groin injury added to the acute

11-Mar-2001•Salahuddin Sallu

Not a drop of water to drink at Eden Gardens

Bringing back bitter memories of the water scarcity during the Asian Test Championship game between India and Pakistan in Kolkata two years back, drinking water was again at a premium in the Eden Gardens today

11-Mar-2001

India, Pakistan can reschedule their series with other countries

The cricket boards of India and Pakistan have been provided with alternate programmes by the International Cricket Council in case of cancellation of any scheduled series between them in the 10-year calendar

11-Mar-2001

Mashonaland A polish off Academy with innings victory

Overnight: CFX Academy 207 and 87/5 (Croxford 28*, McMillan 5*); Mashonaland A 359

11-Mar-2001•John Ward

Urdu Report - Pakistan in New Zealand 1st Test, Day 4

11-Mar-2001•Tahir Amin Malik

Matabeleland hit back at Midlands

The Logan Cup match between Mat'land and Midlands has sported some exciting cricket, and there's no lack of big scores

11-Mar-2001•Joe Ruzvidzo

Hussain aims to defy the pain in Test decider

Captain Nasser Hussain plans to defy the pain from his troublesome groin injury to lead England in the Test series decider starting in Colombo on Thursday

11-Mar-2001•CricInfo

Waugh and Gillespie captain opposing sides for ATSIC match

CANBERRA - Steve Waugh and Jason Gillespie will captain opposing sides for the historic indigenous cricket match at Canberra's Manuka Oval on April 19

11-Mar-2001•AAP

Tasmania win by nine wickets at WACA

PERTH - The Tasmanian Tigers hungry and grumpy after a season-long slumber mauled the Warriors by nine wickets on the third day of the Pura Cup cricket match at the WACA today

11-Mar-2001•Andrew Hamilton

Lack of support in Auckland a worry for cricket

Does Auckland deserve to have a Test match as of right any longer

11-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Resolute Hooper leads by example

The most positive thing so far in this important Test match occurred on day two

11-Mar-2001•Colin Croft

Major turf disaster waiting to happen at major sports venues

It is only a matter of time before a major disaster occurs on a playing surface to force the abandonment of a rugby or cricket Test in New Zealand

11-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Younis Khan plays his best Test innings to reveal class

Younis Khan scored his century and then kneeled in supplication, bowed to Mecca, and served notice that a new force in Pakistan batsmanship had arrived on the world stage against New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland today

11-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

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