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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

Lankans sail into the Sharjah Cup final

SHARJAH--Sri Lanka notched another win, their third out of four in this event, to be the first to make it to the final of this Sharjah Cup 2002, leaving Pakistan and New Zealand to slug it out for the other berth today

14-Apr-2002•Agha Akbar

Test meanders as India avoids follow-on

It was one of those days for India abroad

14-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Paul Strang stars for Manicaland on day two in Mutare

Matabeleland go into day three of this match with three wickets down and still 291 runs away from the follow-on target after a second day of Manicaland dominance

14-Apr-2002•Nigel Fleming

Urdu Report - Sharjah Cup 5th Match: New Zealand v Sri Lanka

14-Apr-2002•Tariq Saeed

Will Somerset want Caddick and Trescothick back asks Anderson

Along with a hard core of Somerset supporters, chief executive Peter Anderson braved the elements to watch his team play against Cardiff UCCE at Millfield School this weekend

14-Apr-2002•SOMERSET

Manicaland are 269 for three after electing to bat in Mutare

Manicaland made Matabeleland toil for two sessions at Mutare Sports Club yesterday afternoon after winning the toss and batting in favourable conditions

13-Apr-2002•Nigel Fleming

Sarandeep Singh is armed with Bedi's instructions

Sarandeep Singh could not have had the happiest of bowling spells at the Bourda in Guyana

13-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Boycott anticipates runs from Ganguly and Lara

Geoffrey Boycott is back on his commentating assignments after knee surgery at Cape Town

13-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Kalabagan upset Mohammedan

Mighty Mohammedan Sporting Club accepted their second defeat handed over by Kalabagan Krira Chakra (KCC) in a nail-biting affair in BNS today

13-Apr-2002•Shahryar Khan

Somerset well on top at Millfield against Cardiff UCCE

Somerset ended the first day of their three day match against Cardiff UCCE at Millfield Schoo well on top

13-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

India stumble after Tendulkar dazzles

The first two days' play of this Guyana Test match - and it can be called thus for more reasons than just the venue - threw up tremendous excitement from stylish batsmen

13-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Imran proves selectors wrong

Pakistan on Thursday once again confirmed that they are the most unpredictable cricket team with as much potential as the best of sides

13-Apr-2002

Dros to lead SA 'A' against India 'A'

Gerald Dros will captain two South African 'A' teams to play India 'A' in one-day games in Lenasia on April 18 and in Benoni on April 22

13-Apr-2002•CricInfo Reporter

Battling Rhodes puts Natal in charge at Kingsmead

With splendid support from the Amla brothers, Jonty Rhodes battled to his 17th first-class century to give the KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins the initiative on the third day of the SuperSport Series final against the Northerns Titans at Kingsmead on Saturday

13-Apr-2002•CricInfo Reporter

$2-million jackpot for World Cup winners

A veritable pot of gold awaits the champion team when the Rainbow Nation hosts next year's ICC Cricket World Cup

13-Apr-2002•Media Release

'Hoops' over hurdle

Carl Hooper put a lifetime of underachievement finally and firmly behind him yesterday, appropriately on the ground he has always called home

13-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Rites of Spring

It's mid-April and on the fields of England the cricket season is underway

13-Apr-2002•David Liverman

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