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Williams six gives WA thrilling win over SA

Western Australia's last batsman Brad Williams struck a six with two balls to spare to give the Warriors a stunning win over South Australia in their limited overs day-night cricket match at Adelaide Oval tonight.

30-Nov-2001•Sam Lienert

Famous five reduced to one as Essex lose Peters

English cricket has not got a great record of bringing promising young players through to maturity

30-Nov-2001•Ralph Dellor

Chaminda Vaas conjures up Houdini-like recovery

Despite the heroics of Brian Lara, who scored 221, his third double century and the highest ever Test score by a touring batsman in Sri Lanka, the home side finished the day with a bounce in their step thanks mainly to a career best seven-wicket haul

30-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Champions and runners-up to meet in week two of 2002 season

BAT Sports and Havant, champions and runners-up respectively this summer, are set to clash in the second round of next summr's Southern Electric ECB Premier League programme

30-Nov-2001•Mike Vimpany

Brain Lara soars again

It is on days like this, with the sun burning down from a blue sky, the pitch flawless, the outfield like a billiard table top and his mind intently focused on a particular objective that Brian Lara can elevate batting to heights reserved for a

30-Nov-2001•Tony Cozier

Zimbabwe national league report

Takashinga's early flourish in the National First League is now prompting even the most seasoned pessimists to believe that they can go all the way and clinch the championship

30-Nov-2001•Larry Moyo

Peter John Parnell Burge: 1932-2001

Peter John Parnell Burge was born 17th May 1932 in Queensland Australia and died at the age of 69 in Brisbane

30-Nov-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Four Test Series in November 2001

November 1 to 15, 2001 was test crickets hectic fortnight

30-Nov-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Dalmiya must end his excessive appealing

Let me begin by saying that I have not for the briefest moment supported Mike Denness' decision to sentence six Indian players at Port Elizabeth; the act was heavy-handed and unfair

29-Nov-2001•Rajesh Kumar

Lara credits Sir Garfield Sobers for Sri Lankan run spree

Present West Indian batting icon Brian Lara credited former great Sir Garfield Sobers for a run making spree in Sri Lanka that sees him closing in fast on the all-time record Caribbean run getters

29-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Redbacks keen to bite back

South Australian captain Darren Lehmann says his side is keen to make amends for a disappointing performance in its four-day match against Western Australia when the teams return to Adelaide Oval for a day-night match tomorrow.

29-Nov-2001•Sam Lienert

Waugh happy to look on the bright side of series as decider looms

Australian captain Steve Waugh has already seen enough storm clouds in his team's current Test series against New Zealand to last him a lifetime, so remains happy to ignore the impending approach of any more grim news.

29-Nov-2001•John Polack

Pakistan supremacy maintained at Sharjah

Pakistan claimed their 13th title at Sharjah and maintained their supremacy at the venue when they beat Sri Lanka convincingly by 5-wickets in the final of the Khaleej Times Trophy 2001 on November 4

29-Nov-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Siddiqui: I just wanted to reach where I am today

He once walked into an airplane, pre-empted the steward, grabbed a carton of soft drinks and went about distributing it to all the passengers on the aircraft

29-Nov-2001•Anand Vasu

Duminy(95 n.o.) in fine form, but Gladiators win off last ball

Last evening's zonal club match under lights at Newlands saw the Western Gladiators squeak home by one wicket against the Academy Panthers off the last ball of the match

29-Nov-2001•Otto Langenegger

ICC offers to extend Sehwag deadline

The International Cricket Council has offered to extend tomorrow's deadline for a decision from the Board of Control for Cricket in India on whether Virender Sehwag will play in the first Test against England at Mohali.

29-Nov-2001•Stephen Lamb

West Indies make enforced change to one-day squad

The West Indies selectors have made yet another change to the team for the triangular one-day international series, which begins next weekend.Jamaican opening batsman, Leon Garrick, who was previously dropped from the one-day squad, will now remain

29-Nov-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Hampshire CCC Academy Southern League fixtures 2002

Hampshire's newly formed Academy side will take its Southern Electric ECB Premier League bow against Sparsholt at the Rose Bowl on Saturday May 4.

29-Nov-2001•Mike Vimpany

Canterbury oh-so-close but Wellington hang on

It's been a long time coming but Canterbury captain Gary Stead is going to have to wait until another day before ending the frustration associated with trying to break a 17-game streak without a win today

29-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Kelston Boys' secure last Gillette Cup place

Auckland's Kelston Boys' High School have gained the last place in this year's Gillette Cup national secondary schools' cricket finals to be played in Palmerston North from December 9-11

29-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

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