Miscellaneous

Tim Rice: Pads and gloves in the back seat on Broadway (14 May 1997)

FEW cricket lovers would relish spending the first month of a new season (and an Australian one at that) in New York City, where ignorance of the 1997 season, indeed of any season, matches the lack of interest in the British

14-May-1997

Samiul Hasan: Crucial PCB meeting on Sohail issue today (14 May 1997)

KARACHI, May 13: The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah Bokhari, has arrived in Islamabad and is scheduled to meet President Farooq Ahmad Khan Leghari on Wednesday morning

14-May-1997

Peter Roebuck: Captain in the firing line awaits his biggest test (13 May 1997)

A CURIOUS anonymity encases the character of Australia`s captain

13-May-1997

Simon Hughes: Throwback with the modern touch (13 May 1997)

THE marauding Dennis Lillee, Australia`s last sporting champion, had one moustache, one macho attitude, day or night

13-May-1997

Michael Atherton: United vision to beat odds and tear off shackles (13 May 1997)

WITH a boldness previously unimaginable, the British electorate last week tore off the shackles of recent history

13-May-1997

Peter Deeley: Atherton or I will pay price for Ashes failure, admits Taylor (13 May 1997)

AUSTRALIA, odds-on favourites to retain the Ashes, arrived in England yesterday for a six-Test series which will be unusual in at least one respect - failure for either captain could hasten his departure from the job

13-May-1997

Jayasuriya always likes to remain involved (13 May 1997)

Master blaster, Sanath Jayasuriya, in an exclusive interview with a national daily, ``The Telegraph'', at the team hotel in Gwalior, replying to a question ``whether he had aspirations to lead the national team'' has said ``I have never thought about

13-May-1997

Scyld Berry: New England, new hope (13 May 1997)

ENGLAND have come to reserve their best efforts for West Indies, and their worst for Australia

13-May-1997

CMJ: Arundel offers gentle opener (13 May 1997)

JOHN EMBUREY will lead a side including five other Test cricketers in the opening match of the Ashes tour on Thursday, but it will still be a very gentle start for the Australians against the Duke of Norfolk`s XI at

13-May-1997

Pakistan: Womens cricket body goes to court (13 May 1997)

KARACHI, May 12: Mr Justice Sabihuddin Ahmad, Judge of the High Court of Sindh, on Monday fixed pre-admission hearing on a suit filed by Pakistan Women's Cricket Control Association against a rival association named Pakistan Women's Cricket

13-May-1997

NZ And Zimbabwe Go Into Battle For Wooden Spoon (13 May 1997)

Test cricket battlers, Zimbabwe and New Zealand will decide world wooden spoon supremacy during next season

13-May-1997

PCB panel summons varsities captain (13 May 1997)

LAHORE, May 12: ÊThe ÊPakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Disciplinary Committee has summoned Combined Universities Cricket team captain Abdul Saboor on May 13 (Tuesday) at its offices in the Qadhafi Stadium

13-May-1997

Simon Hughes: Australia`s men of letters spell trouble for England (12 May 1997)

THE great West Indies side of the 1950s was dominated by the three Ws: Worrell, Weekes and Walcott

12-May-1997

E Rodrigopulle: Sad, the dropping of Azharuddin (12 May 1997)

The dropping of former Indian captain and batting sensation Mohammed Azharuddin from the squad to front up in the Independence Cup tourney in India was sad news indeed

12-May-1997

Ex-selector urges Majid to show restraint (12 May 1997)

KARACHI, May 11: Salahuddin Ahmad, former national selector and Test all-rounder, has called upon Majid Khan to rise above subjective considerations in the larger interest of cricket and the country

12-May-1997

CMJ: Two-day future looms for counties (12 May 1997)

IT is a nice coincidence that on the very morning of the arrival of the 1997 Australians, the England and Wales Cricket Board are considering for county cricket a form of the game which has been the bedrock of Australian success:

12-May-1997

Sri Lanka: Mercantile Cup news (12 May 1997)

Sri Lanka's new Test opener Russel Arnold made 64 with seven fours and two sixes to steer Hatton National Bank to a 145-run win over Sampath Bank in their Mercantile `A' division cricket match played at the NCC grounds yesterday

12-May-1997

Cricketers from the ghetto bring anti-gang gospel (12 May 1997)

ONE of the most unusual cricket teams to tour England arrives this week to the beat of a rap rhythm and with an anti-gang gospel to preach to British youth

12-May-1997

Sri Lanka- Waragoda - a fluent unbeaten `ton' (11 May 1997)

Nawaloka 155 off 43.3 overs (Carman Mapatuna 34, Sarath Jayawardena 20, Thushara Kodikara 10, Thushara Sampath 16, Ruchira Palliyaguru 27, Pramodya Wickremasinghe 2 for 28, Manoj Perera 2 for 24, Russel Arnold 2 for 24, Suranga Wijenaike 1 for 27)

11-May-1997

Majid Khan lauds efforts of cricketers (10 May 1997)

LAHORE, May 9: "I salute the national cricketers, who kept their cool and continued to give away their best during the three-nation tournament at Sharjah and later in the two-Test series in Sri Lanka in trying circumstances when all sorts of charges

10-May-1997

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