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Sri Lanka `A' continue to lead ICC Six Nations' Challenge with 3rd win

Sri Lanka `A' and Kenya, the top two teams in the ICC Six Nations' Challenge currently underway in Windhoek, Namibia, are scheduled to meet on Thursday, April 11, 2002, to decide the first of the two places in the final

11-Apr-2002•BCCSL

South Zone take first-innings lead at Jaipur

Central Zone could not have been too disappointed with their bowling effort on the second day of their Duleep Trophy match against South Zone, but their batting on the third day at Jaipur certainly left something to be desired

11-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Wet conditions further seal Duleep Trophy in West's favour

West Zone may have virtually sealed the Duleep Trophy in their favour by notching up 526 in the first two days, but overnight rain further confirmed their imminent victorious status.

11-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Gazzard named as wicket-keeper for Millfield match

Somerset continue their build up for the new season when they play Cardiff UCCE in a three-day match at Millfield School, Street, on Saturday

11-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

20-over cricket arrives - 10 days and several years on

It was some years ago when April 1st fell on a Saturday

11-Apr-2002•Ralph Dellor

Andre Adams caps great year with Auckland award

Andre Adams completed a great year of cricket when he was named Auckland's Cricketer of the Year at annual awards dinner held last night

11-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Positive West Indies

Carl Hooper yesterday set out an upbeat and clearcut objective for his West Indies team on the eve of the first Test of the Cable & Wireless Series against India

11-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Ganguly: I was getting frustrated at number six

He was dropped from the Guyana Test on India's last tour of the West Indies in 1996-97

11-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Canada beat Namibia in last-ball thriller

Canada, despite several key players missing or struggling through injuries squeaked out a thrilling victory over Namibia yesterday at Windhoek

11-Apr-2002•Dave Liverman

Wayne Hill appointed Chairman of State Selection Panel

In making the following announcements, the WACA would again like to acknowledge the valuable contribution Allan Edwards has made to West Australian cricket and his work during the past season as Chairman of the State Selection Panel.

11-Apr-2002•Western Australian Cricket Association

North: It will be great to tour India again

Marcus North, the 23-year-old left-handed batsman from Perth, is visiting Chennai as a part of a Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy training squad

11-Apr-2002•Santhosh S

City could not stop Biman

Bangladesh Biman secured full points against City Club as they won by 13 runs in a close match held in BNS today

11-Apr-2002•Shahryar Khan

Hampshire 2ndXI team for friendly against Sussex

Hampshire Second XI start their preparations for the forthcoming season with a friendly against the counterparts Sussex tomorrow (Friday).

11-Apr-2002•Vic Isaacs

Hooper delights with sparkling ton at Bourda

It took 15 years of Test cricket, one retirement, and 93 Tests before Carl Llewellyn Hooper repaid fans at his home ground at the Bourda Oval in Georgetown, Guyana with a handsome century

11-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Gloucestershire aim to recapture old magic

After their astronomical success in the recent past, Gloucestershire were brought down to earth with a resounding thump in 2001, and realise that an improvement is necessary this year

11-Apr-2002•Sean Beynon

The West Indies could upset Indian calculations

Six months ago, when the Reverend Wes Hall took over as the President of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), he said that the re-elevation of the West Indies to the top echelons of world cricket has always been his ambition

10-Apr-2002•Colin Croft

Fraser moves from pitch to press box

Middlesex captain Angus Fraser is retiring from county cricket in order to take a job on a national newspaper.The former England opening bowler is to become cricket correspondent of The Independent newspaper after 18 years in top cricket.

10-Apr-2002•CricInfo

Rain washes out final tour match

Heavy overnight rain put pay to any thoughts of play in Glamorgan`s final match of their pre-season tour to Cape Town yesterday, and the 50 over match against the Hermanus club was called off without a ball being bowled

10-Apr-2002•Andrew Hignell

Buchanan still says future unclear

Australian coach John Buchanan believes the real impact of Steve and Mark Waugh's sacking from one-day cricket won't be known for 12 months as the new-look team moves towards its World Cup defence.

10-Apr-2002•Michael Crutcher

Sri Lanka favourites for Sharjah Cup

I have yet to meet an Indian who can give me a rational explanation why his country is steadfastly refusing to play cricket against Pakistan

10-Apr-2002•Omar Kureishi

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