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Dick Brittenden enjoyed rewards for his cricket perseverance

New Zealand cricket lost the chronicler of some of its finest days with the death of writer R T 'Dick' Brittenden in Christchurch yesterday

11-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Brittenden's tale of Kiwi cricketing heroism

Among the many fine pieces of writing penned by Dick Brittenden was his description of one of the proudest moments in New Zealand's cricket history, during the 1953/54 tour of South Africa

11-Jun-2002

Dennis Lillee Fast Bowling Academy set to bolster WA's fast bowling stocks

The Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA) is pleased to announce today, the launch of the Dennis Lillee Fast Bowling Academy.

11-Jun-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Pace duel under the roof

MELBOURNE - The magic number for pacemen Brett Lee and Shoaib Akhtar here tomorrow at Colonial Stadium will be 100, as in miles per hour.

11-Jun-2002•Roger Vaughan

Stewart set for landmark at Manchester

Alec Stewart will this week equal the record number of appearances for England in Test cricket

11-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Butcher still hopes to play at Manchester

England are hoping that Mark Butcher will be able to play in the final Test against Sri Lanka at Old Trafford

11-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Somerset Seconds wait for the weather again

Somerset Seconds seem to be dogged by the rain this season and had to wait until 2.30 pm to continue their match against Gloucestershire at the County Ground in Bristol today

11-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

New Zealand's one-day win percentage getting too low

It is one of the continually baffling mysteries of New Zealand cricket performance down through the ages that the same mistakes seem to keep repeating themselves

11-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Signs of progress in Canterbury debate

Canterbury's club cricket seems certain to have some fundamental changes made if initial responses to a discussion document prepared by Canterbury Cricket chief executive Richard Reid are any indication

11-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

We can bounce back if we are honest, says Whatmore

Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore is confident that his players can bounce back and surprise England at Old Trafford if they are honest to themselves and accept the mistakes made at Edgbaston.

11-Jun-2002•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

'Stumpy' to make a special guest appearance at Bath on Sunday

Somerset Sabres new mascot, the friendly dragon, who made his first appearance at the NUL game against Yorkshire Phoenix on May 12th is no longer nameless

11-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Somerset girls get off to a flying start

Somerset Under 15 Girl's team got their season off to flying start at Kingswood Scool in Bath when they scored a resounding victory over the Isle of Wight by a massive 123 runs in the ECB Girl's Under 15 League

10-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

No real surprises

But for the welcome inclusion of young Parthiv Patel, there areno real surprises in the Indian squads for the one-day tri-seriesand the Test matches in England

10-Jun-2002•Partab Ramchand

Kabir scoops player of the month award

All rounder Kabir Ali's superb start to the season has earned him the first Hewett Recruitment Player of the Month Award

10-Jun-2002•Warwickshire CCC Media Release

Outstanding New Zealand cricket writer R T 'Dick' Brittenden died today

Outstanding New Zealand cricket writer R T 'Dick' Brittenden died in Christchurch today

10-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Parents in to save colts dilemma at Portsmouth

Portsmouth look to have secured their premier division status after parents agreed to take control of their troubled colts section

10-Jun-2002•Neil Allen (The News, Portsmouth)

Player contracts for World Cup in dispute

International cricket player power has resulted in an impasse being reached over player contracts for next year's World Cup in South Africa

10-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Aiming to be on top down under

Even though Pakistan won the 1992 World Cup in Australia and a few years ago won the annual triangular there by beating West Indies 2-0 in the finals, Australia as a cricket venue has rarely delivered a happy end game for the Pakistanis in one-day

10-Jun-2002•Sohaib Alvi

Chris Adams has knee surgery

The Sussex captain Chris Adams has undergone knee surgery after damaging the joint in training last month

10-Jun-2002•CricInfo

Laney on standby for Hampshire visit to Bath

Hampshire aim to be unchanged for their first visit to the picturesque Recreation Ground at Bath in eleven years, where Somerset will play hosts for the Frizzell County Championship match, starting on Wednesday.

10-Jun-2002•Victor Isaacs

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