Miscellaneous

Injury may force Shoaib to return home from New Zealand

Pakistan are considering sending Shoaib Akhtar home after the fast bowler broke down twice in two matches during the current tour of New Zealand

28-Feb-2001•CricInfo

Going With Hoad

Joe Hoad is to continue as sports psychologist to the West Indies cricket team during the forthcoming home series against South Africa

28-Feb-2001•Tony Cozier

Gilchrist's day at Wankhede Stadium

Yet another enthralling day of cricket at the Wankhede Stadium in Bombay, ending with Australia in a comfortable postion once again

28-Feb-2001•Sadiq Yusuf

Everything went according to plan: Warne

Star Australian leg spinner Shane Warne was a happy man at the end of the day's play in the first Test, as he said that all the strategies worked for them and things turned out the way they had planned

28-Feb-2001•Staff Reporter

New appointments at Warwickshire

The Club's General Committee recently approved the co-option of former Warwickshire cricketers Asif Din and Gladstone Small to the Cricket sub-Committee at Edgbaston

28-Feb-2001•Warwickshire CCC Media Release

Dutch women to visit Pakistan in April for seven ODI's

The docile women cricket in Pakistan is about to get a real boost when the women cricketers from Holland arrive in the port city of Karachi on the 6th of April 2001

28-Feb-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Arshad gets surprise call for New Zealand Tests

Off-spinner Arshad Khan got a surprise call for the second half of the New Zealand tour when he was named as one of the three changes by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)

28-Feb-2001

Kofi Annan pays tribute to The Don

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, is among the many international dignitaries inside and outside the cricketing world to pay tribute to Sir Donald Bradman, who died on Sunday at the age of 92

28-Feb-2001•Rick Eyre

Wisden halts printing to include Bradman tribute

Production of the latest edition of Wisden's almanac has been halted to allow a special section to be added to mark the death of Sir Donald Bradman

28-Feb-2001•CricInfo

Preparing for West Indies

The tour has just begun on a great note and we haven't even left SA yet; a relaxing 2 days playing golf at Sun City

28-Feb-2001•B Dippenaar

It's time for Adams and Walsh to go

It has been ten years since the core of the all-conquering West Indies cricket team made their graceful exit from the international stage

28-Feb-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Leicestershire C.C.C. Pre-Season Tour: squad and itinerary

Squad: Stephen Adshead; Scott Boswell; Neil Burns; Carl Crowe; Jon Dakin; Phillip DeFreitas; Darren Maddy; Devon Malcolm; James Ormond; Billy Stelling; Darren Stevens; Iain Sutcliffe; Trevor Ward; Vince Wells; Matthew Whiley; Phil Whitticase; Ashley

28-Feb-2001•Leicestershire C.C.C Media Release

Pakistan lose even after scoring a challenging 285 while Black Caps clinch the series

The encounter at the small and immensely beautiful city of Dunedin, being the decider of the one-day series between Pakistan and New Zealand, where Pakistan performed to its full potential piling up a challenging total of 285 runs

28-Feb-2001•Col. (Retd) Rafi Nasim

The game is still open, says Chauhan

The Indian team manager Chetan Chauhan said that the game was still open and the Indian team would continue to be positive in their approach after two days of the first Test at the Wankhede stadium

28-Feb-2001•Staff Reporter

Adams Still In Picture

I wouldn't be surprised if Jimmy Adams is retained as West Indies captain

28-Feb-2001•Andi Thornhill

Bajan Cops show force down under

Defending champions Barbados sent an early warning to the other teams in the third International Police Cricket Tournament with two comprehensive wins in the opening matches

28-Feb-2001•Louis Linton

Not pitch-perfect

The quality of pitches at Kensington Oval this season has not impressed Barbados manager Tony Howard

28-Feb-2001•Haydn Gill

Vettori scare thrown into New Zealand camp

A decision on whether vital left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori will be included in New Zealand's side for today's National Bank series decider with Pakistan in Dunedin will not be made until just before the game starts at 2pm

28-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Patron's Trophy Grade II: Sui Gas and Pakistan Works Department register wins in second round

Sui Gas Corporation of Pakistan and Pakistan Works Department registered wins in their respective matches against Pakistan Army and Pakistan Education Board in the second round of the Patron's Trophy (Grade II) tournament, whereas the Pakistan Air

28-Feb-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Top order makes life a whole lot easier for winning Kiwis

New Zealand's top order came good at the right time to end the long haul of 27 One-Day Internationals this summer with a series win over Pakistan

28-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

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