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Deep Dasgupta's role a subject of debate

Should India continue to open the innings with Deep Dasgupta to allow one more batsman in the lower middle-order, or should they play Ajay Ratra as the wicket-keeper and provide Wasim Jaffer or Dinesh Mongia a chance to partner Shiv Sunder Das in

16-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Cynicism - English cricket's greatest enemy

The new English season has begun

15-Apr-2002•Andrew Hall

New Zealand brushed aside with 18 overs to spare

SHARJAH - Pakistan had come into this match with their backs to the wall, their honour at stake

15-Apr-2002•Agha Akbar

Adams leads the Hampshire contingent success stories

James Adams, the Hampshire left-handed opening batsman, struck two centuries in the match for his University Centre of Cricket Excellence side in the opening fixtures to the 2002 season

15-Apr-2002•Richard Isaacs

Manicaland move closer to their first Logan Cup victory of the season

Manicaland moved closer to their first Logan Cup victory of the season at Mutare Sports Club yesterday by forcing Matabeleland to follow on 330 runs behind

15-Apr-2002•Nigel Stockley

Croft feels Nehra should play in place of Zaheer

In South Africa, the Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag run-riot on the very first day of the Test series failed to prevent India from losing the match comprehensively

15-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Manjural and Al-Sahariar swabbed Brothers Union

Versatile performances from Manjural Islam and Al-Sahariar pulled off with full points for Victoria Club as they thrashed Brothers Union by 6 wickets in GrameenPhone Premier League today held in BNS today

15-Apr-2002•Shahryar Khan

Sobering season for South African cricket

The 2001-02 season is over and must rate as one of the most disappointing seasons in South African cricketing history

15-Apr-2002•Keith Lane

Anderson defends the county game in response to Atherton article

Somerset chief executive Peter Anderson was quick to defend county cricket in response to an article by former Lancashire and England player Michael Atherton that appeared in the Sunday Telegraph yesterday

15-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Early season injury worries for Somerset

Somerset coach Kevin Shine has some early season injury headaches with Rob Turner still suffering from a persistent foot injury, Joe Tucker who has a stress fracture and had his left ankle put in plaster, and now Steffan Jones who injured his ankle

15-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Urdu Report - Sharjah Cup 6th Match: New Zealand v Pakistan

15-Apr-2002•Tariq Saeed

It's Winchester KS' Indoor title again !!!

Winchester KS are Hampshire indoor six-a-side cricket champions for the seventh time in the past nine years

15-Apr-2002•Mike Vimpany

First Test ends in washed out draw

With puddles the size of little lakes all around the outfield, play was called off without a single ball being bowled on the final day

15-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Steffan Jones suffers ankle injury as Cidermen beat Cardiff UCCE

Somerset recorded a comfortable 221 run victory over Cardiff UCCE at Millfield School today

15-Apr-2002•SOMERSET

Hampshire include Crawley and Pothas in twelve for friendly at Taunton

Hampshire take twelve players to Taunton on Wednesday (17th April) for their One Day pre-season friendly against Somerset starting at 11:00am.

15-Apr-2002•Vic Isaacs

Southern Premier League pair excel for Uni's

St Cross Symondians left-hander Jimmy Adams and South Wilts left-arm pace bowler James Tomlinson - two of Hampshire's rising young cricket stars - produced stunning performances for their respective university sides in the season's opening county

15-Apr-2002•Mike Vimpany

Hampshire Board XI to face county 2nd XI

Winchester's Paul Marks faces a late check on a back injury before the Hampshire Cricket Board's 50-over warm-up match against Hampshire 2nd XI at the Rose Bowl Nursery ground on Sunday, 11am

15-Apr-2002•Mike Vimpany

Pakistan locked in bull's horns

Like scores of times in the past Pakistan find themselves locked in the bull's horns after failing to get 240 runs at 4.80 an over (almost the same target they had failed to get in the last encounter against the same opposition) , mainly due to

14-Apr-2002•Tanvir Ahmad

Cidermen still in control despite losing quick wickets

Somerset ended the second day still in control of their three-day match against Cardiff UCCE at Millfield School

14-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Kenya defeat Sri Lanka A in Six Nations final

Kenya and Sri Lanka A, after a washed out last round between the same two teams, played in the final of the ICC Six Nations Challenge in Windhoek with Kenya eventually coming out on top with a three wicket win

14-Apr-2002•Keith Lane

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