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Durston and Suppiah get their NUL chance against Durham on Monday

Somerset Sabres, who are already doomed to the second division next season, give two young players their chance to shine when they play against Durham in the NUL National League at the Riverside Ground at Chester le Street tomorrow

01-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

Thousands flock to see Muralitharan in war-torn north

Legendary spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan, the world's most famous Tamil cricketer, caused chaos in Jaffna - a war-ravaged Tamil city on the northern tip of Sri Lanka - on Sunday as thousands flocked to watch the off-spinner play in an exhibition

01-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Kendall century lifts Hampshire Hawks

An inspired century from skipper Will Kendall allowed the Hawks to leapfrog the Crusaders in the Norwich Union League Division Two basement battle, as he led the home side to a 24-run victory.

01-Sep-2002•Richard Isaacs

Kenyans battling injuries

NAIROBI, Sept 1 AAP - It's hard enough for Kenya to compete against Australia and Pakistan in the triangular cricket tournament here but a couple of injuries have made things even worse for the host nation.

01-Sep-2002•Michael Donaldson

SPCL 3 - Gosport keep winning but not likely to be enough

Gosport Borough have won all five games they've played since late June, but it's not been quite enough to propel them into the Southern Electric Premier League, Division 3 promotion frame

01-Sep-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Pakistan's coach and manager guilty of destroying team harmony

Pakistan's most consistent and backbone of middle order batting, Yousuf Youhana, was sent home for indiscipline by the tour management, shattering team spirit

01-Sep-2002•Ali Kabir

Thorpe confirms availability for Ashes trip

Graham Thorpe has told the England management that he wants to take part in England's Ashes tour this winter, and will make himself available for Surrey for the last three weeks of the season to prove his case.

01-Sep-2002•Stephen Lamb

Captain Fantastic is back!

At the start of the morning at Lord's there was warm applause for the two umpires John Holder and George Sharp as they walked out onto the pitch, followed by a slightly warmer welcome for the Yorkshire skipper Richard Blakey and his team, but by far

31-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

Thorpe still keen to tour Australia

Graham Thorpe has indicated that he still wants to be considered for England's tour of Australia

31-Aug-2002•Stephen Lamb

Elliott carries Yorkshire to six-wicket triumph

A half century from Peter Bowler anchored the first half of the Somerset innings in the final of the Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy against Yorkshire at Lord's

31-Aug-2002•Stephen Lamb & Ralph Dellor

'Blackie' gets his chance on the international stage

Ian Blackwell has at last been given the recognition by the England selectors that Cider county followers have been expecting for sometime when he was named as the replacement for the injured Andrew Flintoff for the ICC Trophy this autumn

31-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

West Indies in for Mo' Money

WEST INDIES players will get an additional sum of at least US$125 000 from from next month's International Cricket Council (ICC) Champions' Trophy in Sri Lanka

31-Aug-2002•Tony Cozier

Grudge Match

The last time Barbados beat Guyana in a regional limited-overs match, Courtney Browne was a wiry, almost baby-faced 20-year-old in his very first appearance for his country

31-Aug-2002

Cuffy Uncertain For ICC Tourney

Cameron Cuffy's place in the West Indies team for the forthcoming International Cricket Council's Champions Trophy isn't altogether certain

31-Aug-2002

Yorkshire end Cidermen's dream of retaining the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy

The Somerset dream of retaining the Cheltenham and Gloucester trophy to salvage something from their disappointing season was ended when they were beaten by Yorkshire in the final at Lord's

31-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

Jamaica Thrash Trinidad

The Trinidad and Tobago side that turned up on the north coast of Jamaica yesterday might have felt they were still in the tourist resort of Gros Islet in St Lucia

31-Aug-2002

Clarke wins Young Cricketer Award

Surrey's Rikki Clarke has won the Cricket Writers' Club Young Cricketer of the Year award after one of the tightest votes in recent history

31-Aug-2002•CricInfo Staff

Cidermen's final at Lord's will be Ken Palmer's last duty at headquarters

Acting as third umpire in the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy Final tomorrow will be the final official duty that Ken Palmer performs at Lord's before he retires from the first class list at the end if this season

30-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

Board XI have unfinished business in Cornwall this morning

Somerset Cricket Board XI continue their challenge for a place in the second round of the 2003 Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy this morning when they will be looking to beat Cornwall at Camborne, after rain brought an early finish to proceedings

30-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

All roads from Cider country lead to Lord's on Saturday

Tomorrow an estimated nine thousand Somerset supporters will converge on Lord's Cricket Ground in St John's Wood, North London in a show of loyal support for their beloved Cidermen

30-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

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