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IND Women vs AUS Women (1)

Asia Cup (2)

Duleep Trophy (1)

WCPL (2)

CPL (2)

Vitality Blast Men (3)

ENG vs SA (1)

News

Selectors finally receive salaries

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officially put its senior and junior selectors on its pay-roll when it released two-month salaries last week

08-Oct-2001

Canning gets match play in Perth

Northern Districts' Scott Styris is not the only New Zealander getting some early season cricket in Australia this summer

08-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

Golden Oldies part of Canterbury celebrations

A Golden Oldies Cricket Festival has been planned as part of the celebrations for Canterbury Cricket's 125th anniversary in March

08-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

Gilchrist launches journey into cyberspace

From very early in his career, Australian vice-captain Adam Gilchrist has appeared to be fast-tracking toward success

08-Oct-2001•John Polack

Wilson set for extended period on the sidelines

South Australia's hopes of ING Cup and Pura Cup success in 2001-02 have suffered a massive blow today with the news that leading fast bowler Paul Wilson is injured and will be missing from its side for at least six weeks.

08-Oct-2001•John Polack

Paul Adams leads WP victory march

Nashua WP scored a convincing 10 wicket victory over Easterns in a Supersport Series match which ended at Newlands on Monday

08-Oct-2001•Sports Staff

Patron's Trophy wrap-up after Round-3

Article: Pak Domestic Patrons Trophy, wrap-up

08-Oct-2001•Abdul Shakeel

Bajans hold their nerve against Southern Windwards

A Barbados-Southern Windwards Red Stripe match that threatened to go down to the wire was ultimately won by the Bajans by a fairly comfortable margin of 21 runs at the Enmore Cricket Grounds, Guyana

08-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

India, Sharjah tours still on despite US military action

England's tour to India is set to go ahead as planned, despite security fears in the region following the American and British military action in Afghanistan

08-Oct-2001•CricInfo

Opening partnership coronation may be too early

It is to be hoped in those moments when New Zealand's batsmen face the wrath of Australia's bowlers circling like vultures over the Kiwi carcass in front of them, that they do not have cause to regret the decision to exclude Matt Horne from their

08-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

Barry Richards: Sri Lanka can win the World Cup

South African great, Barry Richards, speaking after a two week coaching stint, believes that Sri Lanka have got what it takes to win the 2003 World Cup

08-Oct-2001•Rex Fernando

India needed more runs on the board

You have to hand it to the South Africans

07-Oct-2001•Krishnamachari Srikkanth

Blues start with a blast from the past

This was last season's Australian domestic one-day champion against last season's wooden spooner

07-Oct-2001•John Polack

South Africa coast to seven-wicket victory over Kenya

South Africa barely raised a sweat at Willowmoore Park in Benoni on Sunday, coasting to a seven-wicket win over Kenya in the second match of the Standard Bank triangular one-day series

07-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Disciplinary hearing called after clash between Foster and Flower

Match referee Colonel Naushad Ali tonight called a disciplinary hearing after England completed a series victory over Zimbabwe with a bad-tempered win in Harare

07-Oct-2001•CricInfo

SA selectors bungle squad announcement

Several hours of confusion after a first announcement, a revised South African squad for the next two games in the Standard Bank Triangular one-day series was named on Sunday night which included Nicky Boje as well as Boeta Dippenaar and Charl

07-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Can Lara come back?

Sir Everton Weekes was only expressing what so many have increasingly dreaded

07-Oct-2001•Tony Cozier

Proposed Sri Lanka tour to Pakistan Called off

It is with regret that the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka informs the cricket loving public that the proposed tour to Pakistan will not be going ahead due to concerns over the safety of our players

07-Oct-2001•BCCSL

Trinidad tops Zone A with Jamaican victory

Trinidad and Tobago handed Jamaica a 93-run home defeat in a raincurtailed match at Sabina Park, going on to top Zone A of the Red Stripe Bowl

07-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

Four-wicket win gives England unassailable lead

England beat Zimbabwe by four wickets to take an unbeatable three-nil lead in the five-match series

07-Oct-2001•John Ward

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