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Yorkshire to team up with big business in quest for success

It is perhaps a sign of the times that the CricInfo county champions, Yorkshire, have announced that they are to meet with some of the county's prominent businessmen to talk about ways in which new commercial capital can be raised

05-Mar-2002•Ralph Dellor

What the ATC captains say

ATC: Captains Comments

05-Mar-2002•CricInfo Staff

Yasir's 171 sets up exciting finale

The Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I cricket championship final between Karachi Whites and Peshawar is poised for a pulsating finish after Yasir Hameed rode his luck to slam a career-best 171 not out at National Stadium here Sunday

04-Mar-2002•Khalid H. Khan

Zia, Mohsin may coach Bangladesh

Former Test pacer Mohsin Kamal and ex-first-class cricketer Ali Zia are likely to be appointed new Bangladesh coaches, sources said

04-Mar-2002

Waugh loses battle for one-day spot

Mark Waugh will join twin brother Steve on the one-day international sidelines after he today became a further high-profile casualty of Australia's modest recent limited-overs form

04-Mar-2002•John Polack

Dinesh Mongia to lead India A

The Indian selectors announced the India 'A' squad that will leave shortly on a 32-day tour of South Africa

04-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Cluster Group Schools Coaching Scheme well received

Hampshire's Cricket Development office is continuing its policy of supporting the youth of the county with their Cluster Group Schools coaching scheme

04-Mar-2002•Richard Isaacs

Two big cricketing events to look forward to in Bath this spring

With the Bath Cricket Festival just over three months away the Bath Area Committee spearheaded by Chairman Robert Appleyard have plans for this year's festival, which is once again being sponsored by Bath based solicitors Withy King,well in hand

04-Mar-2002•Richard Walsh

England's draw leaves more questions than answers

Queenstown's sun finally broke through on the third afternoon but it didn't shine on either Otago or England as a draw was all England could manage against the worst-performed side in New Zealand's domestic cricket this summer

04-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Doughty Harbhajan saves India's blushes

India have won the second and final Test of their two-Test series against Zimbabwe by four wickets

04-Mar-2002•Santhosh S

Hat-trick heroes in LOI's

The 2001-02 West Indies tour to Pakistan was shifted to Sharjah and during the second ODI played on 15 February 2002, Mohammad Sami took a hat trick

04-Mar-2002•Muhammad Ramis Shah

Fleming injury concern as Wellington struggle

No national selectors were at the Basin Reserve on the first day of the State Championship match between Wellington and Northern Districts today but they will receive despatches from the ground, notes on form, which they will read with mixed pleasure

04-Mar-2002•Steve McMorran

Central Districts take first grab at the lottery

Twenty-one wickets fell on the first day of the match between Central Districts and Auckland at Fitzhebert Park, Palmerston North

04-Mar-2002•Peter Hoare

Waugh accepts blame for one day axing

Mark Waugh accepted the blame for his axing from the Australian one-day cricket team today but said only time would tell whether selectors had prematurely ended his record-breaking career.

04-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Mashonaland fight back on day three in Mutare

Having been behind for the first two days of this match and looking likely to lose by an innings, Mashonaland fought back yesterday to finish three runs ahead at stumps

04-Mar-2002•Nigel Fleming

Blues, Bulls leave empty handed after marathon finale

New South Wales and Queensland have produced a thrilling finale to their Pura Cup encounter here at the Sydney Cricket Ground today

04-Mar-2002•Claire Killeen

Arjuna Ranatunga launches legal fight to contest BCCSL Presidency

Arjuna Ranatunga, Sri Lanka's bellicose former captain and current Member of Parliament, has commenced a legal battle against a proposed law that would prevent him from holding office in the Sri Lankan cricket board

04-Mar-2002•Charlie Austin

New Sri Lanka face their toughest yet in ATC final

Sanath Jayasuriya's Sri Lanka have enjoyed unprecedented success in Test cricket during recent months, and will start the Asian Test Championship (ATC) final against Pakistan brimming with confidence, but they are also well aware that Waqar Younis's

04-Mar-2002•Charlie Austin

Tubb unlikely last-day hero as Tigers surge to second

Left arm chinaman bowler Shannon Tubb was an unlikely last-day hero for Tasmania as the Tigers clinched an innings victory over South Australia to lift them to second on the Pura Cup table with a round to play.

04-Mar-2002•Sam Lienert

England's batting needs confidence-boosting lift in next match

England are struggling to avoid a serious batting crisis going into the first Test of their three-match National Bank series with New Zealand

04-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

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