Matches (17)

WCPL (1)

ENG vs SA (1)

Asia Cup (2)

CPL (2)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

SA-A vs NZ-A (1)

Duleep Trophy (1)

BAR-W

137/6

TKR-W

(7.6/20 ov, T:138) 41/5

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Schedule Table Series

(6.4/9 ov) 80/4

ENG

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Schedule Report Series

News

West Indies cruise into final after Gayle's whirlwind display

West Indies secured a place in the LG Abans triangular series final after another poor performance by Zimbabwe's batsmen and a pyrotechnic batting display by Chris Gayle at Asgiriya International Stadium on Sunday

16-Dec-2001•Charlie Austin

Cassettes submitted as evidence

Eight audio cassettes have been received by the one-man judicial commission, probing match-fixing allegations on Pakistan cricket team of two World Cup-1999 matches against India and Pakistan which is said to contain some material pertaining to the

16-Dec-2001

Brave effort not quite enough to save Bangladesh from loss

The 267-minutes battle for 79 not out by the 32-year-old right-hander, Aminul Islam, nearly earned Bangladesh an unlikely draw in the four-day match against Auckland which ended at 11 o'clock this morning with Auckland winning by an innings and 193

15-Dec-2001•Don Cameron

Dolphins, Titans and Diamonds take SBC points on Friday

Jonty Rhodes hammered 95 off 84 balls to set up a 31-run victory for the KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins over Boland at Paarl on Friday night while two other Standard Bank Cup maches were decided on the Duckworth-Lewis system

15-Dec-2001•CricInfo Report

What they say about Darren Lehmann

Reflections from across Australia on Darren Lehmann's feat in becoming the most prolific scorer in the history of Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup competition today.

15-Dec-2001•John Polack

Jayawardene century overshadowed by Lara injury

West Indian hopes of qualification for the LG Abans triangular series final were dealt a cruel blow on Saturday at Asgiriya International stadium, Kandy, after a freak collision robbed them of the services of star batsman Brian Lara for the remainder

15-Dec-2001•Charlie Austin

Fielding junior team's strong point: coach

Former Test cricketer Haroon Rasheed, in charge of the Pakistan Junior team headed for next month's World Cup in New Zealand says that fielding is one of their strong points

15-Dec-2001

Shoaib gets selectors nod

The Pakistan cricket selectors retained controversial fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar and recalled forgotten man Shadab Kabir in the 16-man squad for Bangladesh tour starting Jan 2

15-Dec-2001•Mohammad Yaqoob

Looking for a scorer? Here is one ....

Stephen Jones, a gentleman from Norwich is moving to the south coast in December and is looking for a club to score for

15-Dec-2001•Richard Isaacs

Lehmann: Top of class

The record books show that he's only played five games at the very pinnacle of the sport

15-Dec-2001•John Polack

India bat through to draw second Test

Expectations of a gripping final day at Ahmedabad came to nothing as India batted their way to a tame draw, ensuring that they cannot lose the series

15-Dec-2001•Stephen Lamb

Hussain praises youngsters after drawn Test

England captain Nasser Hussain believes self-belief was one of the keys to his team's performance in the second Test in Ahmedabad after their poor start to the series in Mohali

15-Dec-2001•CricInfo

Pakistan dares ICC on Shoaib

Article: PAK Agha Akbar

15-Dec-2001•Agha Akbar

Blame the selectors - Fanfare

Wavell Hinds, Leon Garrick, Dinanath Ramnarine and Reon King were all hit by the injury bug with varying results during the present West Indies cricket tour of Sri Lanka

15-Dec-2001•Sherrylyn Clarke

Drum will beat at fast pace if not required for Test

Chris Drum, the 27-year-old Auckland medium-fast bowler, worked up good speed while he was demolishing the touring Bangladesh cricket side with his ten-wicket bag at Eden Park Outer Oval, but have to move even more smartly on Tuesday morning

15-Dec-2001•Don Cameron

Martyn wrests advantage for Australia

Australia's Damien Martyn serenely consigned memories of a black moment against South Africa to the scrap heap today to hand his team a clear edge on the second day of the First Test between the teams in Adelaide.

15-Dec-2001•John Polack

Lehmann's record-breaking day spoiled

Darren Lehmann today became the greatest run-scorer in Australian domestic first-class cricket but what should have been a memorable day for the South Australian skipper turned out to be a day of disappointment.

15-Dec-2001•Paul Gough

Goa canter to eight-wicket win

Goa chased down the highest total of their Ranji Trophy league match against Kerala at Panaji to win the game by eight wickets on the fourth day

14-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

Loughborough University to host ECB National Academy

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Sport England today confirmedthat the permanent site of the new ECB National Academy will be LoughboroughUniversity, an English Institute of Sport site.

14-Dec-2001•ECB Media Release

Tamil Nadu ensures first-innings points

Tamil Nadu played analytical cricket on the fourth day of their Ranji Trophy league match against Hyderabad at Chennai, picking up five points by virtue of a first-innings lead

14-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

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