Miscellaneous

Prime Minister, Owen Arthur does not disguise his passion for cricket

Barbados: Prime Minister Has A Plan For Cricket (7 Sep 1998)

Christopher Martin-Jenkins

CMJ: Muralitharan's elbow and Scarborough (7 Sep 1998)

DARE I say it, but this splendidly social September occasion, is done

NatWest final: Time to take sting out of toss of a coin (7 Sep 1998)

ANY suggestion that David Lloyd would resign as England coach and return permanently to the safer side of the microphone was removed at Lord's yesterday when he confirmed that he was looking forward to accompanying the touring teams to Bangladesh and

CMJ: Proud Lloyd looks ahead (7 Sep 1998)

LONDON, Sunday - Sri Lanka's ten-wicket defeat on England in the one-off Test at the Oval was a master stroke of the most experienced captain in international cricket today, Arjuna Ranatunga

S Thawfeeq: Ranatunga's master stroke helped Sri Lanka (7 Sep 1998)

FEW PEOPLE manage to break down the walls of our diffidence to secure a warm place in our hearts

Chorus of praise rings out as Bird flies the nest (6 Sep 1998)

Despite his meteoric rise to fame, the world's best spinner presently occupying the top slot in the CEAT cricket rankings, Muttiah Muralitharan did not forget his cricket coach Sunil Fernando and he honoured him by presenting Fernando with a cheque

SM Jiffrey Abdeen: Murali did not forget coach and school (6 Sep 1998)

We keep on trying but the thought processes of our cricket selectors continue to baffle us

West Indies: Cozier on Cricket (6 Sep 1998)

The West Indies Cricket Board is proposing to incorporate

West Indies: Going after big bucks (6 Sep 1998)

NASSER HUSSAIN, who had to have an operation on an elbow ahead of last winter's tour of the West Indies, has endured surgery again

ET Diary: Hussain operation (6 Sep 1998)

Around fifty donors, mostly cricketers, donated blood yesterday in a programme organised by the Cricketers' Forum in co-operation with Shandhani at the National Sports Council (NSC) conference room

Bangladesh: Cricketers to help the flood-affected (6 Sep 1998)

It could be described as the tightest day of cricket for the Courts/Suzuki Division 1 season

Barbados: Tight Day in the Field (6 Sep 1998)

Arjuna Ranatunga, the victorious Sri Lanka skipper and the other members of the Sri Lanka cricket team returned on Friday to the island after their historic win in the triangular cricket tournament with South Africa and England and they really put

AC de Silva: Murali - a bowler found in 100 years or so (5 Sep 1998)

'Muthiah Muralitharan, another sportsman produced by Kandy is now spinning webs around the England cricket team with his mesmerising spin bowling and he has now got a record haul of wickets', said Minister of Irrigation, Power and Energy and Deputy

Muralitharan's spin bowling bemused England (5 Sep 1998)

Winners: 1970, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1990 & 1996

NatWest Final - Facts And Figures (5 Sep 1998)

PHILLIP DeFreitas's passion for cricket has not been compromised by maturity

C Randall: DeFreitas passion still burns bright (5 Sep 1998)

THE Australian Cricket Board's refusal to excuse Michael Slater from a three-day 'team bonding' get-together in Brisbane this week, forcing him to undertake a 25-hour flight back for today's NatWest Trophy final, has halted contract negotiations

Cricket diary: Slater on a journey into the unknown (5 Sep 1998)

UMBRELLAS and prayer mats may be needed at Lord's today, as well as picnic lunches

NatWest Trophy final: Weather the worry as fascinating duel looms (5 Sep 1998)

ISLAMABAD,Sept 4: Government's poor response on to the action taken against cricketers involved in "criminal" activities created an uproar in the National Assembly where the match-fixing and betting scandal was taken up for the first time on the

Pakistan: National Assembly discusses probes (5 Sep 1998)