Matches (17)

Asia Cup (2)

ENG vs SA (1)

WCPL (1)

CPL (2)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

SA-A vs NZ-A (1)

Duleep Trophy (1)

UAE

IND

(4.3/20 ov, T:58) 60/1

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Schedule Table Report Videos

(7.5/7.5 ov) 97/5

ENG

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Schedule Report Series

Miscellaneous

Sri Lanka's coach previews the second Test against England

Seven months ago the Sri Lankan team travelled to Kandy on a high

05-Mar-2001•Dav Whatmore

Trescothick likely to be fit for Kandy

Marcus Trescothick admitted that he thought his tour may have been over when his twisted his knee in turning to chase a ball against the Colts XI on Saturday

05-Mar-2001•CricInfo

Vettori ruled out of first Test, probably the series

World-class left-arm spin bowler Daniel Vettori is out of the first Test against Pakistan and probably out of the three-Test series

05-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

O'Connor on comeback trail

Left-arm fast-medium bowler Shayne O'Connor could yet be available for consideration for the second and third Test matches against Pakistan

05-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Saeed down with groin injury

Opener Saeed Anwar has added to Pakistan's woes on the current tour of New Zealand with a groin injury, an official of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said

05-Mar-2001

SA need 223 to win with eight wickets in hand at lunch

PERTH - South Australia needed 223 runs for victory with eight wickets in hand at lunch on the final day of the Pura Cup clash at the WACA

05-Mar-2001•AAP

Ganguly's BP XI in for stern test against Aussies

Sourav Ganguly is in for a rather unusual and stern test

05-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Ganguly throws down the gauntlet again

The defeat against Australia at Mumbai has brought Saurav Ganguly's honeymoon as captain to a rude end

05-Mar-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

Warriors win thriller by 36 runs at WACA

PERTH - Western Australia's bowlers justified captain Tom Moody's daring declaration by routing South Australia for 342 to snatch a 36-run victory in their Pura Cup clash at the WACA today

05-Mar-2001•Andrew Hamilton

Was Parore bowled or run out?

(Two cricket fanatics with their views on the game from their Dunedin sofa)

05-Mar-2001•Roy Colbert

Harvey battling for one-day place

MELBOURNE - Injured Australian all-rounder Ian Harvey should know by Thursday if he'll be fit to play in the one-day cricket series against India

05-Mar-2001•AAP

Paarl, Benoni join World Cup party

Boland Park in Paarl and Willowmoore Park in Benoni will join South Africa's World Cup party in two years' time, the executive director of CWC 2003, Ali Bacher announced on Monday

05-Mar-2001•Peter Robinson

"It's a smart move by Ganguly to play in Delhi"

I was pleasantly surprised by the Cricket Club of India when they informed me that they were granting me an honorary life membership

05-Mar-2001•Steve Waugh

School cricket roundup

Match: St

05-Mar-2001•Staff and Agencies

Shackleton appointed chairman in Canterbury

Canterbury Cricket board member David Shackleton has been appointed chairman of the board to replace Maurice Ryan who is moving to Sydney to head the Australian operation of EBOS

05-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Great result for New Zealand through applied pressure

Last Wednesday saw a great return for the CLEAR Black Caps

05-Mar-2001•Chris Cairns

Open arms for prodigal son

So the selectors and the directors have let bygones be bygones and there were plenty of bygones and handed the responsibility of the most demanding job in West Indian sport to Carl Hooper

04-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Muthiah meets Sports Minister for Sharjah tour clearance

The president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India AC Muthiah on Saturday met Sports Minister Uma Bharti in New Delhi to discuss apart from other things, the Government's clearance to the Indian team for the Sharjah series to be held in

04-Mar-2001

Moin Khan: Will he survive another setback?

After consecutive defeats on home soil against Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka and Australia with Pakistan losing to the English tourists as well raised few eyebrows among the local fans

04-Mar-2001•Agha Akbar

Ranatunga family accused of assaulting students

Security guards of the Ranatunga family, the most powerful cricketing family in Sri Lanka, have been accused of assaulting a group of schoolboys from Asoka College in Colombo that has left four students seriously injured in hospital according to a

04-Mar-2001•CricInfo

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