Miscellaneous

THE already congested international programme has persuaded the International Cricket Council to postpone plans for a World Test Championship , writes Christopher Martin-Jenkins

CMJ: ICC postpone plans for Test championship (17 June1998)

Bad weather was threatening Lancashire on two fronts today

Lancashire face double heartache (17 Jun 1998)

INDIAN all-rounder Arothe Bhelchandra has made an excellent start to his second season as Royton's professional in the Central Lancashire League, helping them into third place with a series of fine performances

English League News: Bhelchandra in fine form again (17 Jun 1998)

GLAMORGAN, the fading county champions, could be without four first-choice bowlers for their four-day match against Leicestershire in Cardiff, starting today

C Randall: Problems mount for Glamorgan (17 Jun 1998)

Jamaica: St. Catherine, St. James victorious (17 Jun 1998)

The Jamaica Cricket Board of Control have appointed three managers and a coach for four Jamaica teams which will be competing on overseas tours

Jamaica News Round-up (17 Jun 1998)

THE Lord's Test, starting on the third Thursday in June, is not just a central fixture in the English social calendar

D Trelford: MCC sexism threatens the peace of Lord's Test (16 Jun 1998)

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England News Round-up (16 Jun 1998)

GEORGE DAVIS may have been innocent, but vandals who carved a curious but rude message into the pitch designated for the Oxford University v Middlesex match were definitely guilty

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Scottish Cricket: Aslam brings down GHK (16 Jun 1998)

HERIOT'S stayed top of Conference A on Saturday by easily beating GHK at Anniesland

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CMJ: ICC to breathe new life into Test calendar (15 Jun 1998)

A WORLD Championship of Test cricket every four years is likely to be agreed by the International Cricket Council today

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has extended the time-limit for Bangladesh to justify its claim for Test status to the next AGM of the games ruling body in 1999

ICC gives more time for Bangladesh to prove Test status (15 Jun 1998)

BRAD Young will not be available to lead East Lancs' challenge for their first cup success in 10 years

Lancashire League Cup: Young at heart (15 Jun 1998)

Leaving on an Airlanka flight on Sunday morning June 21 on a fortnight's cricket tour of Malaysia will be the Peterite cricket team which ended up being the Coca-Cola League Champions, in the concluded schools cricket season

Sri Lanka: Schools champs on tour (15 Jun 1998)

IT WOULD be one of cricket's great ironies if Surrey maintained their present levels of achievement and became county champions for the first time in 27 years while propping up the rest in the AXA League

P Deeley: Surrey's form calls for close inspection (15 Jun 1998)

AT LORD'S on Tuesday of last week the two finest Australasian batsmen of their time - indeed, two of the finest of any time - gave an imposing and passionate presentation on the new cricket which they believe will revitalise the game's importance in

M Nicholas: Super Max brings summer game to a lost generation (15 Jun 1998)

Sri Lanka News Round-up (14 Jun 1998)

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Sri Lanka Schools Scores (14 Jun 1998)

DEVON MALCOLM was accused yesterday of refusing to bowl during a championship game last season as the bitter in-fighting which caused so much upheaval for Derbyshire last summer refused to die down

N Hallam: Malcolm 'refused to bowl' charge (14 Jun 1998)

Camp commandant former Test opener Mohsin Hasan Khan has said that training of probables was showing positive results and some of the players have lost weight up to three kilograms

Pakistan: Mohsin Khan satisfied with cricket training camp (14 Jun 1998)