Matches (17)

CPL (2)

Duleep Trophy (1)

WCPL (1)

ENG vs SA (1)

Asia Cup (2)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

SA-A vs NZ-A (1)

GAW

ABF

(19.1/20 ov, T:100) 103/6

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Schedule Table Report Series

SOZ

(14.5 ov) 24/0

CEZ

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Schedule Table Series

Miscellaneous

Sri Lanka News Round-up (26 Oct1997)

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26-Oct-1997

England: Drug checks in players' homes (26 Oct 1997)

CRICKETERS are facing the prospect of being randomly tested for prohibited drugs away from the county grounds and even in their own homes

26-Oct-1997

Interview with the Australian Women's Indoor Captain

I shared the flight home from South Africa recently with the victorious Australian Indoor Cricket team, who had been touring there

26-Oct-1997•Dianne van Dulken

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THE Welsh barrister, Gerard Elias QC, chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board's disciplinary committee, steered a careful middle course between the lenient and the Draconian when he suspended an 18-month ban from cricket for England's newly

25-Oct-1997

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Kalutara MV 108: St

25-Oct-1997

Knockout World Cup likely in US (24 Oct 1997)

A one-off knockout World Cup cricket contest is likely to be played next year with Disneyworld in Florida the proposed venue

24-Oct-1997

Sri Lanka: SSC vs NCC for J.R. Trophy (24 Oct1997)

SSC vs NCC for J.R

24-Oct-1997

ACB / Australian Cricketers Association dispute latest (24 Oct 1997)

Following the breakdown of talks between the Australian Cricket Board (ACB) and the Australian Cricketers Association (ACA), the ACB has written to all first-class cricketers in Australia explaining the ACB's stance on the dispute

24-Oct-1997

Sri Lanka News Round-up (24 Oct1997)

Compiled by Dinesh Weerawansa

24-Oct-1997

T Becca: Batting a chronic problem for Jamaica (24 Oct1997)

Jamaica's disappointing batting during the Red Stripe Bowl continues to be the topic of discussions among cricket fans, and based on the heated debates, it may be so for a long time

24-Oct-1997

Wasim Akram serves notice on Pak-Suzuki (24 Oct 1997)

ISLAMABAD, Oct 23: Former Pakistan cricket captain Wasim Akram on Thursday served a legal notice on Pak Suzuki Motors asking the firm to pay Rs

24-Oct-1997

Warwicks want their pound of Lara flesh (23 Oct 1997)

BRIAN LARA may be having second thoughts about the contract he signed with English county side Warwickshire but the club is going full speed ahead with plans to have the double world record holder in their ranks for the 1998 season

24-Oct-1997

Sri Lanka Womens cricket news (23 Oct 1997)

Breaking new ground into what some male chauvanist cynics may term as `rubbish' are local cellular phone giants Mobitel and five-star hotelliers Trans Asia, when they will jointly sponsor the Andra Pradesh Women's Cricket Association team's tour of

23-Oct-1997

T Becca: Jamaica - time for a change(23 Oct 1997)

CRICKET: The Red Stripe Bowl cricket tournament which ended at Kaiser on Monday was a tremendous success for the Leeward Islands - especially for their batsmen who dominated the quarter-finals, the semi-finals and the final in a manner which, had he

23-Oct-1997

Australian Cricketers Association log of claims (23 Oct 1997)

This is a summary of the 25-page log of claims that the Australian Cricketers Association (representing the majority of first-class cricketers in Australia) has submitted to the Australian Cricket Board

23-Oct-1997

West Indies: Look again at Red Stripe Bowl rules (23 Oct 1997)

TRINIDAD and Tobago were reduced to mere spectators as they witnessed their dreams of inscribing their name on a new and impressive-looking Red Stripe Bowl disappear

23-Oct-1997

Sri Lanka News Round-up (23 Oct1997)

* Wennappuwa Sports Club fared creditably well in the 1997 under-24 division I cricket tournament

23-Oct-1997

Australia: Players snubbed in talks with ACB (23 Oct 1997)

AUSTRALIAN cricket edged towards a crisis yesterday when a meeting between authorities and players about fundamental issues ended abruptly after 30 seconds in Melbourne

23-Oct-1997

Salmond wins top award in Scotland (22 Oct 1997)

GEORGE SALMOND, who led Scotland in their successful campaign in the ICC Trophy and to a place in the 1999 World Cup, was last night named the country's batsman of the year at the 14th annual Famous Grouse awards ceremony in Edinburgh

22-Oct-1997

S Hughes: Captains face job insecurity (22 Oct 1997)

COUNTY captains are falling like autumn leaves

22-Oct-1997

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