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Project to Develop Galle International Cricket Stadium

The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka will shortly launch a project to modernize and develop the Galle International Cricket Stadium, to fulfill a long-felt need to bring this Test venue's facilities up to international standards

14-May-2002•BCCSL

Ian Harvey out of action for three weeks - Team news for Wednesday

It has been confirmed that Ian Harvey has sustained a broken finger in the match against Hampshire and he will be out of action for three weeks

14-May-2002•Gloucestershire CCC

Radford a major doubt as Hampshire CB commence campaign

Toby Radford has a back injury and is a major doubt for the Hampshire Board's opening ECB 38-County Championship group match against the Channel Islands at the Rose Bowl Nursery ground on Sunday, 11am

14-May-2002•Mike Vimpany

Catching up with the master of blasters

Two significant things have happened to Vivian Richards in recent times

14-May-2002•Special Correspondent

Cash-strapped PCB to fire staff

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), its coffers drying up fast, has decided to cut down its staff by 20 per cent

14-May-2002•Our Sports Reporter

Tumi Makgabo to compere Opening World Cup Ceremony

ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 scored a major coup this week when South African-born CNN International news anchor Tumi Makgabo was confirmed as compere for the Opening Ceremony scheduled for Cape Town on February 8

14-May-2002•Jos Charle

Ian Blackwell is the new 'Hero of the week'

Following his remarkable innings against Yorkshire in the county championship match recently Ian Blackwell has been named as the new `Somerset hero of the week'

14-May-2002•Richard Walsh

Lucky escape for Mohammedan

Though it was a low-scoring match, yet it was enthralling and Mohammedan Sporting took the revenge by defeating Victoria Club by 2 wickets in a nail-biting affair of GrameenPhone Premier League match held at BNS today

14-May-2002•Shahryar Khan

Village KO - Hursley Park successfully chase Paultons target

Hursley Park polished off a 252-run target to knock Paultons out of The Cricketer National Village Cricket Championship

14-May-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Antigua Test meanders to tame draw

Cricket can be a cruel game

14-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Career best for Greg Smith

Playing in England during the South African winter has not been an easy task for the players making the trip across the equator to participate in the County Championships and related tournaments during the 2002 English season

13-May-2002•Keith Lane

Astle provides some welcome good news for New Zealand Cricket

Good news at last for New Zealand Cricket, ace batsman Nathan Astle does not have a tear of his patella tendon

13-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Crawley recovering from back problem

A back injury has cast doubt on whether John Crawley will be able to make a comeback to international cricket after an absence of three years

13-May-2002•Stephen Lamb

PCB to decide future today

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will conduct a 'postmortem' of the home series against New Zealand that ended in anti-climax last Wednesday

13-May-2002

Sri Lankan warm-up washed out

Sri Lanka's final day's cricket before Thursday's first Test against England at Lord's was washed out by rain at Shenley

13-May-2002•CricInfo

Vandort ton helps BCCSL Academy XI secure draw

A century from captain Michael Vandort helped the Sri Lankan Academy XI draw their three-dayer against India A at the the Ranasinghe Premadasa Stadium in Colombo

13-May-2002•Staff Reporter

Get moving with the ECB Cricket Roadshow this summer

Can you hit a virtual reality six

13-May-2002•ECB

Tremlett and Prittipaul in twelve for Championship match at Edgbaston

With John Crawley called up to England duties at Lord's this week, providing his passes a final fitness test on his strained back, Hampshire take 12 to Edgbaston for the Frizzell County Championship Division One match against Warwickshire, which

13-May-2002•Victor Isaacs

Hooper, Chanderpaul prosper as Test heads for draw

If you believe that the fourth Test between India and the West Indies is heading for anything but the most tame of draws, perhaps it is best that you stay away from the betting centres

13-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Taylor blasts charges as Bashley slide to second defeat

Neil Taylor launched a blistering verbal assault at his team-mates after Bashley (Rydal) crashed to a second consecutive ECB Southern ELectric Premier League defeat against Liphook & Ripsley

13-May-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

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