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Day of anti-climax after Muralitharan misses out on all ten

A day that started with anti-climax, when hometown hero Muttiah Muralitharan narrowly failed to become the third man in history to take ten wickets in an innings, ended with Sri Lanka in a now familiar position of dominance in this one-sided Test

05-Jan-2002•Charlie Austin

Fine half-centuries by Shahid, Saeed

Saeed bin Nasir and Shahid Afridi hit impressive halfcenturies as Karachi Whites consolidated their grip over Karachi Blues in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I cricket match at KCCA Stadium here Friday

05-Jan-2002

Low Otago score sets Auckland up for easy win

The first rain-free day in Central Otago for a fortnight did not prove to be a happy omen for Otago who lost their State Shield match with Auckland at Molyneux Park in Alexandra today by seven wickets

05-Jan-2002•Warwick Larkins

Australians withstand defiance to seal series whitewash

What began as a rout has ended as a contest

05-Jan-2002•John Polack

Gillespie has fitness test

Australian paceman Jason Gillespie will know tomorrow whether he can resume his international cricket career after undergoing a fitness test on his injured right shoulder today.

05-Jan-2002•Valkerie Mangnall

Hayden as good as any player - Waugh

Australian skipper Steve Waugh believes Matthew Hayden is playing cricket as well as anyone who's gone before him, with the possible exception of Don Bradman.

05-Jan-2002•Michael Donaldson

Ranji round-up

An aggressive hundred from captain Jagadeesh Arunkumar and his 206-run fourth wicket partnership with Vijay Bhardwaj ((94) guided Karnataka to a comprehensive 84-run win over Hyderabad in the Ranji one-dayer between the two teams at the Indira

05-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Tourists dominate day-1

Swashbuckling centuries from Younis Khan and Yousuf Youhana put the touring Pakistan team in a very comfortable position as they amassed 312 runs for the loss of only three wickets to declare their innings

05-Jan-2002•Shahryar Khan

Wellington's Hitchcock bowls CD for record worst score

Paul Hitchcock was in a pleasant, almost blissful state of shock tonight as he reviewed the bowling performance - his five wickets for 10 runs - which cast out Central Districts for 58 and gave Wellington a bonus point and a win by 110 runs in a

05-Jan-2002•Steve McMorran

Islamabad facing defeat

Irresponsible batting on the third day Friday left Islamabad facing defeat against Rawalpindi in their Quaid Trophy Grade-I match at the KRL Stadium

05-Jan-2002

Women's league off to now common wet start in NZ

All other cricket in New Zealand has been affected by the miserable summer weather so it was no surprise that the start of the women's State League should not prove immune to problems caused by rain

05-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Australian cricketers donate $51,000 to bushfire fund

The Australian cricket team has donated its $51,000 prize money for beating South Africa today to the Salvation Army's bushfire relief fund.

05-Jan-2002•Michael Donaldson

Three Sri Lankan selectors resign over Atapattu debacle

Three Sri Lankan selectors handed over their resignation to the Sports Minister Johnstone Fernando on Friday following the selection debacle that preceded the second Janashakthi National Test in Kandy

05-Jan-2002•CricInfo

TN prove too strong for Goa

Tamil Nadu captain Robin Singh claimed four wickets to lead his side to a seven-wicket win over Goa at the STRSA Stadium, Visakhapatnam

05-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Matt Bulbeck on the comeback trail

Somerset left arm bowler Matt Bulbeck played his first match of the year on his comeback trail to regaining a first team place in 2002

05-Jan-2002•Richard Walsh

Dragons squeeze out Jumbos in tight finish

A blistering assault on the North West bowling by 19-year-old Umar Abrahams just failed to carry Eastern Province to victory as the Dragons kept alive their hopes of a Standard Bank Cup semi-final berth at St George's Park on Friday

05-Jan-2002•CricInfo Reporter

England women make winning start to Indian tour

The England Women's Cricket team made a winning start to their tour of India today, beating a Women's Cricket Association of India XI (WCAI) by 6 wickets in a warm-up match at the Guru Nanak College Ground, Chennai.

04-Jan-2002•ECB Media Release

Sri Lankan sports minister intervenes in selection debacle

Sports minister Johnston Fernando forced Sri Lanka's selectors into a U-turn late on Thursday night as members of the team seriously contemplated standing down from the second Janashakthi National Test in protest of the decision to rest Marvan

04-Jan-2002•Charlie Austin

Goa meekly collapse to Kerala

Kerala defended a moderate total with gumption to register a 73-run win over Goa in their Ranji one-day match at Visakhapatnam on Thursday

04-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Proteas fight back as Waugh's miss proves as good as a lifeline

Hopes of Australia's first series whitewash over South Africa in 70 years appear closer to fruition after a four-pronged attack bowled the home team into a winning position on the third morning of the Third Test in Sydney today

04-Jan-2002•John Polack

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