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Dravid finds his touch for Scotland

Rahul Dravid struck an effortless unbeaten 120 for Scotland at Taunton, but it wasn't enough to prevent Somerset winning a closely fought National League match by one wicket

16-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Carnage at Beckenham as Symonds takes charge

There was carnage at Beckenham, when Kent Spitfires defeated the Hawks with some 8 overs remaining in the Twenty20 clash on Monday.

16-Jun-2003•Vic Isaacs

Sri Lanka unconvincing while scoring 299

Sri Lanka delivered an unconvincing batting performance to be dismissed for 299 by the end of the second day of their three-day tour match against a West Indies Cricket Board President's XI at the Arnos Vale grounds

16-Jun-2003•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Glamorgan squad for the first Twenty20 match

16-Jun-2003•Glamorgan CCC

Project USA: ICC to unveil details today

Fears that the ICC will abandon its Project USA - the plan to raise the profile of cricket in America - after the ousting of Dr Atul Rai, the former United States Cricket Association president, will be allayed when the ICC unveils its plans to

16-Jun-2003•Beyond The Test World by Tony Munro

Steve James stands down as Glamorgan captain

Glamorgan Cricket announced tonight that Steve James is to resign from his position as Captain with immediate effect

16-Jun-2003•Glamorgan CCC

Long Tom

1927 Birth of one of England's most elegant batsmen

16-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

ICC face 50-million-pound compensation claim

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is likely to face a compensation claim of 50 million pounds from the Global Cricket Corporation (GCC), which holds TV rights for all ICC tournaments until 2007

16-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

England look to Australia to help to cut financial shortfall

The England & Wales Cricket Board is trying to persuade Australia to play three ODIs in England next summer as it attempts to recoup the financial losses stemming from the decision to boycott Zimbabwe during the World Cup

16-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Pakistan in command as England flounder

In front of a packed Old Trafford and in a cacophony of blaring horns that was more Lahore than Lancashire, the exuberance of England's youth gave way to naivety, as Pakistan took control of the first match of the NatWest Challenge

16-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Gary Palmer in Vienna for coaching visit.

Gary Palmer, who has been Austria's coach since 2001, was in Vienna again last weekend, helping to put the training squad, from whom the squad for the 2003 ECC Notts Sport® Trophy will be selected, through their paces

16-Jun-2003•Michael Bailey

Glamorgan lose their opening Twenty20 match

Glamorgan lost their opening game in the Twenty20 competition, losing to Northants at Cardiff by 23 runs

16-Jun-2003•Andrew Hignell

Hampshire Academy v Bournemouth - Match Report

Hampshire Academy bounced back from last week's mauling by BAT to emphatically beat Bournemouth - currently in third place in the Southern Electric Premier League - at Chapel Gate, in their first experience of saturday

15-Jun-2003•Kevin Baker

SPCL1 Week7 - Bashley cling on for nailbiting draw

Bashley (Rydal) posted a thumping 266-6 declared against Andover, but ended up hanging on to salvage a draw as their ECB Southern Electric Premier League rivals came within two runs of forcing a remarkable win at the BCG.

15-Jun-2003•Mike Vimpany (Daily Echo)

Super Fours to be decided on last day as England all-rounders secure victories

England's leading run-scorers Charlotte Edwards (Kent) and Claire Taylor (Berkshire) will lead their Super Fours teams to the final round of matches next weekend with just one point separating them

15-Jun-2003•ECB Media Release

Glamorgan have injury worries ahead of the Twenty20 games

Glamorgan have several injury concerns as they prepare for a hectic ten days of cricket with the Twenty20 competition starting on Monday evening as Northamptonshire visit Sophia Gardens

15-Jun-2003•Andrew Hignell

Sabres beat the Saltires but it was a close run thing

Somerset Sabres recorded a much needed National League victory, their second of the season when they beat the Scottish Saltires at the County Ground in Taunton but it was a close run thing

15-Jun-2003•SOMERSET

SPCL1 Week7 - Havant and BAT play out stalemate

BAT Sports remain top of the ECB Southern Electric Premier League after forcing a tame draw against arch championship rivals Havant.

15-Jun-2003•Mike Vimpany (Daily Echo)

SPCL2 Week7 - Aymes ton not enough for Hursley

Former Hampshire wicketkeeper Adrian Aymes cracked 128 - but finished on the losing Hursley Park side as Sparsholt chased 276 to win by eight wickets at The Quarters

15-Jun-2003•Mike Vimpany (Daily Echo)

Ebrahim leads Zimbabwe to convincing win

Dion Ebrahim led Zimbabwe to only their second win of the tour with an assured 81 not out as they made up for Friday's embarrassing loss with a comfortable eight-wicket victory over Ireland at Woodvale Road in Eglinton

15-Jun-2003•John Ward

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