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Christopher Ondaatje donates 'Patrons Bowl' for tourist matches

From the start of next season every overseas touring side that plays against Somerset will compete for the Patrons Bowl to commemorate the occasion

29-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Pakistan's pace battery, an embarrassment of riches

Article: Agha Akbar

29-Jun-2002•Agha Akbar

Lincolnshire Cricket Board - ECB Premier League Results - 29 June 2002

Bourne increased their lead at the top of the Lincs ECB Premier League table to nine points following a winning draw at home to Market Deeping

29-Jun-2002•Lincolnshire CCC Media Release

From Nayudu to Tendulkar

Seventy years of international cricket is neither a very long time nor a very short period but it is a duration for which some introspection can, and should, be made

29-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

India outpace England in spectacular run chase

India have beaten England by six wickets with seven balls to spare in the second match of the NatWest triangular series at Lord's

29-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Clean sweep for White Ferns over Netherlands

New Zealand's women completed a clean sweep of three victories over the Netherlands when taking a 210-run win in their 45-over match in Utrecht today

29-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Somerset coach very disappointed as Cidermen go down at Edgbaston

Despite some brave batting by Rob Turner and Richard Johnson, Somerset eventually lost their unbeaten record in the county championship when they were beaten by Warwickshire by 88 runs earlier today

29-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Yorkshire denied first championship win of the season

It looked very much as if reigning champions Yorkshire would finally get their 2002 season under way with their first win

29-Jun-2002•Ralph Dellor

Somerset looking for their fifth one-day win of the season tomorrow

Somerset will be looking to make it five one-day victories in a row when they entertain Glamorgan in the first division of the NUL National League at the County Ground tomorrow

29-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Ganguly praises fifth-wicket pair

England captain Nasser Hussain admitted he was disappointed with England's finishing after the six-wicket defeat by India in the NatWest Series

29-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Mark Richardson - the perfect servant for the cause

Mark Richardson's remarkable entrée into Test cricket continued on new terrain in the West Indies today with Grenada's new ground the latest to witness his ability to get out in the 90s

29-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Dacre, New Zealand's first big-hitter

Ces Dacre was a pioneer in New Zealand cricket, the first professional to make his mark after playing for New Zealand, he qualified for the Gloucestershire club in 1930

28-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Pakistan tour still in limbo

The venue for Australia's cricket series against Pakistan later thisyear remains a mystery after the Pakistanis rejected another alternativesuggested by the world champions.

28-Jun-2002•AAP

Loughborough crowned UCCE Champions

Loughborough UCCE has won the University Centre of Cricketing Excellence (UCCE) Championship for the second year running by three points from Oxford UCCE

28-Jun-2002•ECB Media Release

The onset of the Indian summer

Tagging every tour that India undertakes as potentially its finest would be an exercise in disappointment waiting to happen

28-Jun-2002•Anand Vasu

FICA awards to be made on July 10

A new player will win the honour of being the winner of the FICA international player of the year in the 2002 awards when they are announced on July 10

28-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Jeff Hammond returns to lead country cricket

The South Australian Cricket Association and the South Australian Country Cricket Committee has appointed former Redbacks Coach Jeff Hammond to coach the SA Country team the

28-Jun-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Hussain, Whatmore praise Flintoff knock

The England and Sri Lanka camps alike were awestruck with Andrew Flintoff's contribution to England's victory over Sri Lanka in last night's NatWest Series opener at Trent Bridge

28-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Lymington to put pressure on leaders Easton

Easton & Martyr Worthy are currently 12 points clear of United Services at the top of the Southern Electric Premier League Division 2 - but their lofty status could be put under pressure at Lymington, 1pm

28-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Dacre makes his mark on New Zealand cricket scene

Ces Dacre was a pioneer in New Zealand cricket, the first professional to make his mark after playing for New Zealand, he qualified for the Gloucestershire club in 1930

28-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

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