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MCCA make three changes to the side that lost narrowly to Leicestershire in their opening game

Somerset County Cricket Club patron, Christopher Ondaajte was absolutely delighted with the way that the match against Sri Lanka had gone at Taunton on Friday

Leicestershire, having been put in to bat, made good progress as openers Robert Cunliffe and Ian Flanagan put on 162 for the first wicket off 34 overs

Sachin Tendulkar hit a pedigree, unbeaten 75 to steer India to a three-wicket win over Sussex with seven balls to spare in their 50 overs a side day-night tour opener at Hove

A quick look at the scorecard might suggest that this was another case of win the toss and win the match

Our congratulation go to Jeremy Snape who has been named in the England One Day International Squad for the forthcoming NatWest Series against India & Sri Lanka

Ian Bell's coach at Warwickshire was full of praise for the 20-year-old after he won the gold award for carrying the Bears to victory in the last-ever Benson and Hedges Cup final

A former Test cricketer has criticized a key official of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for allegedly making ungentlemanly remarks on the former great cricketers of the country

By and large, the bowling has almost always been the bigger problem in Indian cricket, and the scenario today, pertaining in particular to the squad touring England, is not very different

The Will of Sussex multi-millionaire, Spenta Cama, whose estate has been valued at £23 million for probate purposes, was revealed to the public on 18th June and Sussex County Club has been named as a beneficiary

Somerset crowned a glorious six days of limited over cricket when they beat Sri Lanka by 63 runs at the County Ground in Taunton today, to record their third one day win in succession

Muttiah Muralitharan has pulled out of the Sri Lankan squad that will take part in the forthcoming NatWest Series of one-day internationals against England and India starting on June 27th at Trent Bridge

Lymington's reign as Southern Electric Premier League SEC Knockout Cup holders is over

West Indies captain Carl Hooper admitted to one major concern yesterday on the eve of the first Cable & Wireless Test against New Zealand and it was far more relevant than his World Cup choice, Brazil, being knocked out even before he tosses the coin

New Zealand Cricket has confirmed its national selection panel of Sir Richard Hadlee (chairman), Ross Dykes and Brian McKechnie have had their contracts extended until the end of May 2003

Events in other sports over the past week have highlighted a phenomenon in cricket that is surprisingly accepted, seemingly without complaint

Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club has announced that Clive Rice is leaving the Club with immediate effect

New Zealand's Cricket selection panel have been given an extension to their contracts until May next year

Wales have named a squad of fourteen for Monday's inaugural international challenge match against the full England one-day side at Sophia Gardens

England fans have an unexpected last-gasp chance to see Nasser Hussain's side take on Sri Lanka in this summer's opening NatWest Series One-Day International at Trent Bridge