Miscellaneous

Gazi Ashraf Hossain, Bangladesh's manager-turned-coach who last week announced his resignation after his team failed to win a single match in Kuala Lumpur's Commonwealth Games, has not yet tendered it in writing to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)

Bangladesh: Not yet in black-and-white (20 Sep 1998)

Big B Spartan took over the lead in the Courts/Suzuki Division 1 cricket championship following their exciting three-wicket win over United Carlton yesterday

Barbados: Spartan Snatch Division 1 Lead (20 Sep 1998)

The Pepsi ACC trophy camp will resume at the Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protisthan (BKSP) this morning under the supervision of Director of Coaching Gordon Greenidge

Bangladesh: Back to basics (20 Sep 1998)

"If we could only look instead of gawking, we will see horror in the heart of farce." No, Lautrec is being too harsh

Time out for Bangladesh cricket (20 Sep 1998)

When the West Indies team, led by Brian Lara, makes its first official tour of South Africa in the next few weeks, they will do so with the support of a sizeable contingent of West Indies fans

West Indies: South Africa, Here We Come (20 Sep 1998)

LAHORE, Sept 19: In their statements before the Inquiry Commission probing allegations of match fixing, on Saturday, a newspaper editor and a former cricketer team manager said that they did not have direct evidence of match fixing against any player

Pakistan: Basit and Haroon record statements (20 Sep 1998)

KARACHI, Sept 18: The executive council of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will meet at the cricket headquarters in Lahore on Sept 26

Pakistan: PCB council to meet on 26 September (19 Sep 1998)

The battle for supremacy at the top of the Courts/Suzuki Division 1 cricket competition continues today, the final day of the sixth round

Barbados: Local Cricket Battle Continues (19 Sep 1998)

There was more than a silver lining to Sri Lanka's recently concluded cricket tour of England and the only grey cloud was the thinly veiled attack on the legality of Muthiah Muralitharan's bowling action by England coach David Lloyd

S Thawfeeq: Murali provides a deflating end to an English summer (19 Sep 1998)

LORD MacLaurin has been re-appointed as chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board for a further two years

England: MacLaurin carries on (19 Sep 1998)

ON Tuesday the Professional Cricketers' Association held their annual awards dinner at Lord's

M Fleming: Talking Cricket - award for Lambeth hero (19 Sep 1998)

It had to happen, some good news after two apparently justifiable defeats and one clueless murder - that executed by Northern Ireland

Bangladesh: We need a cricket manager (19 Sep 1998)

The elder statesman of New Zealand Cricket, Walter Hadlee, is dismayed by allegations of match-fixing and orchestrated appealing, which he says are damaging the game

Richard Hadlee urges sportsmanship (18 Sep 1998)

Sri Lanka's ace spinner Muthiah Muralitharan who took a haul of 16 wickets in the recent one off Test match against England at Lord's will be felicitated by the Colombo Kamban Kazahagam on Friday at the Ramakrishna Hall, Wellawatte

Sri Lanka: Muralitharan to be felicitated (18 Sep 1998)

Lancashire put their championship hopes in the hands of Surrey's batsmen today

Lancashire: Hopes are in Surrey hands (18 Sep 1998)

The cricket club that produced the Hadlees could be about to face a battle for survival

New Zealand: Old Boys club faces tough fight (18 Sep 1998)

Cricket officials here have every reason to be elated after the recent visit of International Cricket Council (ICC) president Jagmohan Dalmiya, who in an interview with the press expressed his satisfaction over the ongoing preparations for the Wills

Bangladesh: Unprepared for Wills Cup (18 September 1998)