Miscellaneous

CricInfo sets record (3 November 1998)

More than two million people visited the CricInfo site to know about the results of the Wills International Cup that ended Sunday

03-Nov-1998

Lara, Hooper walk off South Africa tour (3 November 1998)

The West Indies cricket team is headed for South Africa without Brian Lara and Carl Hooper

03-Nov-1998

Bangladesh Daily Star Editorial: Encore! (3 November 1998)

Bangladesh Daily Star Editorial: Encore

03-Nov-1998

Sri Lanka clueless about new rain rule (3 November 1998)

World champs Sri Lanka experienced the Duckworth/Lewis rain rule for the first time in their mini World Cup semi-final against South Africa at Dhaka, and that they came a cropper, is no surprise

03-Nov-1998

India: Standard Chartered Bank launches Cricketcard (3 November 1998)

Mumbai, Nov 2

03-Nov-1998

Warne on course (3 November 1998)

SHANE WARNE, the Australian leg-spinner, has shown no ill-effects from playing in a club match at the weekend and is aiming to return to top-class cricket in a one-day cup match for Victoria against New South Wales on Sunday

03-Nov-1998

PCB may lose sponsorship worth millions (3 November 1998)

KARACHI, Nov 2: The two-decade old sponsorship agreement between the main sponsors of cricket in the country amounting to millions - the Pakistan Tobacco Company (PTC) and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) - has reached a breaking point

03-Nov-1998

Fitness status of Pollock and Klusener (3 November 1998)

Natal all-rounders Shaun Pollock and Lance Klusener should be available for South Africa's first Test against the West Indies from November 26, with both strike bowlers looking to be back in the thick of things in SuperSport Series matches this month

03-Nov-1998

ICC pledge support for Bangladesh (3 November 1998)

DHAKA, Nov 2: International Cricket Council (ICC) will extend all possible support to Bangladesh for the promotion of cricket, ICC chief executive David Richard said on Sunday

03-Nov-1998

Pakistani outcast makes fresh start (2 November 1998)

A key figure in the Pakistan cricket match-fixing controversy arrived in Christchurch yesterday to continue his quest to return to his country's senior team

02-Nov-1998

Wills Cup: A view from the gully (2 November 1998)

Hansie Cronje once again led his side from the front to lift the Wills International Cup Sunday at the Bangabandhu National Stadium

02-Nov-1998

From Dhaka to Disneyland! (2 November 1998)

From Dhaka to Disneyland

02-Nov-1998

Asia Cup shifted? (2 November 1998)

Asia Cup shifted

02-Nov-1998

Relief, satisfaction and pride for the hosts (2 November 1998)

"One World, One Game" was the theme of Wills International Cup

02-Nov-1998

New Zealand: Little and Watson save East-Shirley (2 November 1998)

Helen Watson and Tori Little rescued East-Shirley from a parlous position with a 95-run seventh-wicket stand against Marist in their senior women's cricket competition match on Saturday

02-Nov-1998

Jamaica may have to follow England's lead (2 November 1998)

Cricket in the West Indies is losing its appeal to youngsters

02-Nov-1998

Wills Cup Snippets (2 November 1998)

Philo Wallace was in one of his nastiest moods yesterday

02-Nov-1998

Inzamam, Waqar and Mushtaq join G-II team (2 November 1998)

KARACHI, Nov 1: Celebrated Pakistan cricketers Inzamam-ul-Haq, Waqar Younis and Mushtaq Ahmad have joined Redco Company which will take part in the Patron's Trophy Grade-II competition starting from Nov 12

02-Nov-1998

Bangladesh Premier witnesses the final (2 November 1998)

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina witnessed the final of the ninenation Wills International Cup Cricket and handed over the trophy to the winning captain of South Africa Sunday night

02-Nov-1998

Jamaica: Broilers lift Silver Top (2 November 1998)

Jamaica Broilers won the Silver Top cricket final at Kensington Park yesterday when they beat defending champions Jamalco by 65 runs in the 40-over final for Business House teams

02-Nov-1998

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