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Nehra quietly optimistic ahead of West Indian tour

The West Indies has traditionally been regarded as the cradle of fearsome fast bowling, and each of the four speedsters picked by the Indian selectors for the upcoming tour will be relishing his prospects of bowling there

30-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Anderson campaign for tax exemptions gathering momentum

The Somerset Chief Executive's campaign to draw attention to the plight of voluntary sports clubs and their need for tax exemptions has certainly gathered momentum

30-Mar-2002•Richard Walsh

Sriram, Vinay Kumar star in drawn tie at Chennai

It was theoretically possible that a result would materialise on the last day of West Zone's Duleep Trophy match against South Zone at Chennai

30-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

In-form Warne laments untimely hamstring injury

Shane Warne has been denied another crack at South Africa's batsmen as he battles the hamstring injury which has interrupted one of his best seasons of spin bowling.

30-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Caddick joins 200 Club on helter-skelter Auckland morning

Going into the third and final National Bank Series Test, England fast-medium bowler Andy Caddick could hardly have dreamt that his four wickets to reach 200 Test wickets would come so quickly

30-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Kirsten dropped from South African one-day squad

Gary Kirsten, the man the South Africans like to call "The Banker", has been dropped from the South African squad for the last three Standard Bank one-day internationals against Australia

30-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Pakistan stars released for national tournament

The Pakistan team management, in a belated effort to cover up its earlier folly, Thursday agreed to release the players attending the training camp

29-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Pace the missing link in under-15 competition

The annual regional Under-15 competition bowls off in Trinidad on Saturday with a few concerns being expressed even before a ball has been bowled

29-Mar-2002•Haydn Gill

Somerset to increase number of Queen's Golden Jubilee Award winners

Somerset County Cricket Club have been so overwhelmed by standard of the nominations for the Queen's Golden Jubilee Award medals that they have decided to increase the number that are going to be presented

29-Mar-2002•SOMERSET

ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 27

The last thing beleaguered Zimbabweans are wanting in these turbulent times is to be stabbed in the back by those who claim to be on our side

29-Mar-2002•John Ward

Stuart Carlisle in Zimbabwe

The national team returned home on 22 March after a month-long tour of India where they played two Tests and three one-dayers

29-Mar-2002•Larry Moyo

Manicaland report

Manicaland narrowly lost their latest Logan Cup game in Harare on Monday against Mashonaland A at Alexandria Sports Club

29-Mar-2002•Nigel Fleming

Jayawardene shines but Colts dominate first day of PTT final

Mahela Jaywardene played a lone hand for the Sinhalese Sports Club, scoring his third successive century, but couldn't prevent Colts Cricket Club from dominating the first day of the Premier League final

29-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Matabeleland report

The selectors announced a virtually unchanged side for the match against Mashonaland, which will now be played over the weekend of 19 to 22 April due to the postponement of the Australian tour

29-Mar-2002•Derrick Townshend

Neeten Chouhan: a biography

FULL NAME: Neeten Chouhan BORN: At Harare, 3 April 1983 MAJOR TEAMS: Mashonaland A (2000/01), CFX Academy (2001/02)

29-Mar-2002•John Ward

England all set to cap their winter of recovery

The non-return of captain Nasser Hussain from Ben Hollioake's funeral in Perth, due to delays in his flights, and the influenza suffered by Mark Butcher were the only minor concerns in the England camp before tomorrow's third National Bank Test in

29-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Waqar retained captain for New Zealand series

Waqar Younis was retained Pakistan captain for next month's home series against New Zealand

29-Mar-2002•Samiul Hasan

Clash of domestic giants ends in anti-climax

The eagerly awaited clash of the giants ended in an anti-climax when Habib Bank swept to a nine-wicket victory over PIA in the National One-day Championship's final around match at the National Stadium Thursday

29-Mar-2002•Sports Reporter

Stuart Carlisle in India

Zimbabwe's Captain Cool, the unassuming Stuart Carlisle, comes across as being an open and candid individual who learns with every match that he plays and knows that cricket is the teacher in his life

29-Mar-2002•Trishna Bose

Chris Harris' chance to stake a more permanent Test claim

Chris Harris has made no secret of the desire that he wants to play more Test cricket but even he could not have imagined that when he regained the opportunity it would be to play for New Zealand as a No 4 batsman

29-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

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