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Obituary: Harold Stanley Weir

Harold Stanley WEIR was born on 23 April 1904 at Croydon Junction, a suburb of Maryborough and later to be known as Baddow, the son of Margaret (nee Bryans) and James Weir.

24-Jun-2002•Warwick Torrens

Wes Durston is the new 'Hero of the week'

Somerset Second Eleven player Wes Durston has been named as the new Somerset `Hero of the week' after his impressive performances with both bat and ball against a strong Lancashire side at Blackpool last week

24-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Collins alone shines

Pedro Collins gallantly fronted a spirited West Indies effort at damage control on the third day of the second Cable & Wireless Test yesterday

24-Jun-2002•Tony Cozier

Leicestershire v India match preview

Leicestershire will field a team containing a mix of youth and experience when they take on the Indian tourists in a one-day game at Grace Road on Wednesday

24-Jun-2002•Leicestershire CCC

Setback for India as Kent triumph

Kent's James Golding played a key role in his side's 21-run victory over India at Canterbury

24-Jun-2002•CricInfo Staff

Thilan Samaraweera sent as replacement for Muralitharan

Sri Lanka all-rounder Thilan Samaraweera has been sent as a replacement for the forthcoming NatWest triangular series after Muttiah Muralitharan was forced to withdraw from the tournament to protect his shoulder.

24-Jun-2002•Charlie Austin

Pete Trego scores a century and takes a hat trick but still loses

Somerset Seconds lost their 2nd XI Trophy match against Worcestershire by the narrowest of margins

24-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Minor Counties Championship Scores - Day 2

Jesmond: Northumberland 291 (S Chapman 103) Suffolk 274-8 & 207-9 (PJ Caley 82*, DJ Rutherford 5-83)

24-Jun-2002•CricInfo

Controversy dead, buried once and for all

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Saturday said the match-fixing and betting controversy in the country was now dead and buried

23-Jun-2002

Somerset patron delighted with Sri Lanka match

It was fitting that Somerset was chosen to host Sri Lanka's first warm-up match prior to the upcoming one-day tournament between England, Sri Lanka and India

23-Jun-2002•John Collis

Yorkshire Phoenix continue to rise

Durham Dynamos simply cannot get going this season in the Norwich Union League

23-Jun-2002•Ralph Dellor

Lincolnshire Cricket Board ECB Premier League Results - 22 June 2002

Bourne 231 for six (David Christmas 92 not out), Market Rasen 117 all out (Richard Howitt 5 for 21) Bourne won by 114 runs, taking them back clear at the top of the league

23-Jun-2002•Lincolnshire CCC Media Release

Minor Counties Championship Scores - Day 1

Challow and Childrey: Berkshire 385 (J Wood 129, TJ Pritchard 80, JR Perkins 60, GS Peddy 6-85) Oxfordshire 66-0

23-Jun-2002•CricInfo

SPCL 1 - Familiar pattern emerging at Div 1 summit

There's a familiar pattern developing at the top of the ECB Southern Electric Premier League, with Havant and BAT Sports contesting pole position

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

'I can't wait to bowl at 'Banger' says Steffan Jones

The next thirty six hours could be of vital importance in shaping the international career of Steffan Jones who will play for Wales against England at Cardiff tomorrow

23-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Golden memories of a golden deed

It's a feat that has been performed only 25 times in over 1600 Test matches and so it does have an honoured place in the records section of the Wisden

23-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

West Indies A lose again despite Morton century

A blistering century from Runako Morton could not save West Indies A from a disappointing defeat against Kent in the cathedral city of Canterbury

23-Jun-2002•Sean Beynon

SPCL 2 - Forward writes himself into record books with double ton

Charles Forward, the hard hitting Old Tauntonians & Romsey left-hander, wrote himself into the Southern Electric Premier League record books with a stunning undefeated double-century against Division 2 rivals Sparsholt

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

St Cross still in SPCL3 hunt despite defeat to Alton

St Cross Symondians are still in the thick of the Southern Electric Premier League, Division 3 leadership struggle - despite losing by 57 runs to promotion rivals Alton at the Royal Green Jackets Ground

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

Things lean at Oval stalls

The horror story of the first Test at Kensington Oval has not only affected the West Indies team

23-Jun-2002•David Hinds

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