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England Under 19 lose World Cup warm-up match

England Under 19 lost by 168 runs in its one-day match against the Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Under 19 in Adelaide today

09-Jan-2002•ECB Media Release

Sharjah to host Pakistan-West Indies Tests

President of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Reverend Wes Hall returned home yesterday to wonderful news

09-Jan-2002•Tony Cozier and Philip Spooner

Rawalpindi let Punjab off hook

Rawalpindi after putting on a respectable 249, dropped three catches to leave Rest of Punjab at a happy 68 for no loss on the first day of their Quaid Trophy Grade-I game at the KRL Stadium

09-Jan-2002

Fleming has no regrets on Brisbane sweltering

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming has no regrets about roasting his players in the Brisbane sun, saying it toughened them ahead of Friday's tri-series opener against Australia.

09-Jan-2002•Michael Crutcher

Abhijit Kale's century in vain

A staunch hundred from Abhijit Kale could not prevent Maharashtra from crashing to a six-wicket loss against Baroda in their Ranji Trophy league match at Pune on Tuesday

09-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Bengal hold on to draw against Orissa

Orissa's mammoth two-and-a-half day batting effort ensured that their Ranji Trophy league match against Bengal wound down to the inevitable draw on Day Four at Baripada on Tuesday

09-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

MacGill named New South Wales captain

Test leg spinner Stuart MacGill has today been named captain of a new-look New South Wales team for this week's vital ING Cup match against South Australia.

09-Jan-2002•John Polack

West Indies to hold Match Referee seminars

With the start of the West Indies first-class season just two weeks away, the West Indies Cricket Board will be conducting two match referee seminars in the coming weeks.

09-Jan-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Sri Lanka set to host ICC KnockOut

Sri Lanka are set to stage the International Cricket Council (ICC) KnockOut Trophy in September after India's decision not to host the popular 10-team tournament

09-Jan-2002•Charlie Austin

Sriram pilots Tamil Nadu to win

Opener Sridharan Sriram took Tamil Nadu to a five-wicket win in their Ranji one-day match against Kerala at Visakhapatnam on Tuesday

09-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Andhra Pradesh steamroll Karnataka

Andhra Pradesh sent off their coach Syed Abid Ali in fine style, steamrolling Karnataka in their Ranji one-day match at Visakhapatnam on Tuesday

09-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Rayudu, Vinay Kumar massacre Goa

D Vinay Kumar and AT Rayudu slaughtered Goa's bowlers to help Hyderabad notch up a massive 159-run win in their Ranji one-day match at Visakhapatnam on Tuesday

09-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Doull stands out in the murk at Cobham Oval

Northern Districts-Canterbury matches on the Cobham Oval pitch are starting to develop a low-scoring tradition

09-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

West Indies groundsmen attend two-day workshop

Curators from the leading cricket grounds in the Caribbean will attend a two-day workshop to be held in St

09-Jan-2002•Derrick Nicholas

India clinch series with massive win at Hyderabad

Even the Indian women would not have imagined that England would succumb so meekly in this five-match women's one-day international series

09-Jan-2002•Anand Vasu

SA under 19 team leaves for Junior World Cup

The South Africa under 19 team, captained by KwaZulu-Natal's Hashim Amla, flies out of Johannesburg on Thursday en route for New Zealand and the Under 19 World Cup which starts later this month

09-Jan-2002•CricInfo Reporter

Four-day trial for West Indies tour squad

The West Indies selectors are planning a four-day match in Trinidad and Tobago that would serve as both a trial and practice for the team prior to the rearranged series against Pakistan in Sharjah

09-Jan-2002•Tony Cozier

England suffer second thrashing at the hands of Indian women

When play finally began at the Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium in Hyderabad, the delay due to the wet conditions allowed enough time for only a 23-over-a-side game

08-Jan-2002•Anand Vasu

Milton stunned by rampant Cadnam

The three leading clubs in Division One all notched up big scores as the New Forest Indoor Cricket League got back into full swing following the Christmas break

08-Jan-2002•Trevor Phillips

Minister appoints replacements for controversial trio

Sri Lankan sports minister Johnston Fernando is set to appoint three new selectors on Wednesday after the resignation of Amal Silva, Kapila Wijegunawardene and Brendon Kuruppu following a high profile dispute with the team management before the

08-Jan-2002•CricInfo

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