Miscellaneous

THE County Championship, much the most prized of British cricket's domestic competitions but hitherto only narrowly its most rewarding, is to have prize money commensurate with its status

England: Champions to pocket £100,000 (9 April 1998)

CRICKET: Hosts Jamaica will hunt for their second Carib Cement Under-15 cricket title when the tournament bowls off today with three matches

Ja, Barbados do battle in U-15 tournament (9 Apr 1998)

CRICKET: Jamaica's cricketers, led by acting captain James Adams, leave the island this afternoon for Guyana where they will tackle the home team on Saturday in what could be the deciding match in the race for the President's Cup

Ja tackle Guyana in crucial match (9 Apr 1998)

Centurion (South Africa) - Most West Indians of humble beginnings are usually conscious of their west African origns: of the tortuous route of their ancestors on the slave ships 300 or more years ago

T Chesterfield: Conrad Hunte - Africa's development messenger (9 Apr 1998)

TEN of Surrey's staff of 19 have played Test matches, one-day internationals or both, and Alex Tudor, for long regarded as an England fast bowler in the making, has plentiful experience of international cricket at under-19 level

Surrey: Title ambitions threatened by Test match calls (8 April 1998)

MARK TAYLOR will not play one-day cricket for Australia again and could lose the captaincy of the Test side next year, according to team coach Geoff Marsh

Taylor's future in the balance and other news (8 April 1998)

DARREN GOUGH has recovered from the hamstring injury that ruled him out of England's series against the West Indies and will be ready to start the season next week

Gough fit to start season for Yorkshire and other news (8 April 1998)

With the recent turn of events in the Sri Lanka Cricket Board elections held last month, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has a new president, secretary and treasurer

Thilanga heads Asian Cricket Council (8 April 1998)

REINFORCED by the return of their West Indian fast bowler, Courtney Walsh, Gloucestershire are looking forward to this campaign, having last year competed strongly for the championship before falling away badly in the final straight

Gloucestershire: Wright's recovery points to better opening times (8 April 1998)

WITH the new Scottish season two weeks away, the Western District Association have announced a major shake-up in their structure

Scottish Cricket: All change on Western front (7 April 1998)

Sri Lanka schools preview (7 April 1998)

Quite contrary to conservative charitable thinking which seeks to be submissively accommodative, there are the impetuous impulsive, who are of the view, that South Africa was very lucky to have won the first cricket test and that, Sri Lanka at the

Murali has variation now (7 April 1998)

IT WILL take three years, Paul Prichard believes, for the 'new' Essex to fulfil their potential

Essex: Prichard promising to appease the trophy hunters (7 April 1998)

CRICKET: Barbados' Under-15 cricket team, the Carib Cement Under-15 cricket champions, are scheduled to arrive here today along with teams from the Windward Islands, Leeward Islands, Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago for this year's tournament which

West Indies: U-15 teams arrive today (7 Apr 1998)

On Thursday, the Kenyan Cricket selection committee named Aasif Karim the Kenyan cricket captain for the Commonwealth games as well as the 1999 Cricket World Cup, and all tours

Karim named Kenya's Commenwealth and World Cup captain (7 April 1998)