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Punjab struggle on Day One

A fighting knock of 94 from captain Reetinder Singh Sodhi notwithstanding, Punjab found itself struggling at the close of play at 269/9 against Jammu and Kashmir in their Ranji Trophy league tie against Jammu

19-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Essex confirm Andy Flower as new overseas player

Confirming rumours that have been circulating in the game for some time, Essex have issued a press release to the effect that their new overseas player for the 2002 season will be Zimbabwe's wicket-keeper batsman Andy Flower

19-Nov-2001•Ralph Dellor

Sri Lanka recall leg-spinner Upul Chandana for second Test

Sri Lanka's cricket selectors have recalled leg-spinner Upul Chandana into their 15-man squad for the second Janashakthi National Test at Kandy on Wednesday

18-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Kambli sparkles with a brilliant century in Mumbai

It was eight years ago that Vinod Kambli scored a Test double hundred against England at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai

18-Nov-2001•Santhosh S

Form and history do not favour England

Even a close look at the England squad, will not set the pulses ofIndian cricket fans in India racing

18-Nov-2001•Partab Ramchand

Simmons has a go at Simpson

If Phil Simmons had his way, Bobby Simpson would be back on a plane or even a boat heading for Australia, never to return as a cricket coach in the West Indies

18-Nov-2001•Barry Wilkinson

Pakistan stars to raise funds

Three cricket stalwarts captain Waqar Younis, Wasim Akram and opener Saeed Anwar will lead a fund raising campaign for the Afghan refugees

18-Nov-2001

Waugh, Higgs hoist Blues to unlikely win

From the brink of disaster, New South Wales has grasped a thrilling ING Cup victory over Queensland by five wickets and with three deliveries to spare here at the Sydney Cricket Ground today.

18-Nov-2001•Claire Killeen

Kambli provides much needed diversion on an otherwise dull day

He's the most unlikely hero

18-Nov-2001•Anand Vasu

Otago disappointed not to upset Max party

Otago's bold bid to defy the planning for the State Cricket Max in Auckland today came undone on the basis of one hard-hitting over from Richard Petrie in the semi-final against Wellington

18-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

James Franklin's bowling spearheads Wellington Max three-peat

Batsmen are supposed to win State Max matches but somebody forgot to tell the Wellington attack, especially left-arm fast-medium bowler James Franklin

18-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Never say never as Bond chases Test berth

He didn't quite come to the Adelaide Oval with a smoking gun, but Shane Bond has thrown his hat into the ring for New Zealand Test selection nonetheless with an impressive performance late on the third day of the tour match against South Australia

18-Nov-2001•John Polack

Bangladesh have six wickets and a whole day to go

Bangladesh are fighting to avoid innings defeat at the M A Aziz stadium at the end of the fourth day of the second Test against Zimbabwe

18-Nov-2001•Shahryar Khan

Matabeleland Report

In the only national league match played in Bulawayo, Queens hosted Bulawayo Sports Club and recorded their first win of the season

17-Nov-2001•Derrick Townshend

Manicaland report

Manicaland was back to winning ways in Harare last weekend with both teams registering emphatic wins

17-Nov-2001•Nigel Fleming

Muralitharan spins Sri Lanka to first Test win against West Indies

Muttiah Muralitharan spun Sri Lanka to their first Test victory against the West Indies on Saturday in front of a joyous Galle crowd as the inexperienced tourists batting betrayed their lack of confidence against top class spin

17-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Zimbabwe Under-19 squad chosen

The Zimbabwe Under-19 squad to tour South Africa was chosen during the half-term school break

17-Nov-2001•Tristan Holme

Nasser Hussain: It would be very nice to tour India more often

Nasser Hussain walked up to the Crystal South hall of the Taj Palace sporting a broad grin and a cup of steaming tea on the eve of England's warm up match against Mumbai Cricket Association President's XI

17-Nov-2001•Anand Vasu

African Safari: The tour diary

Sourav Ganguly is suffering the fate of all those captains who are caught up in a spate of ill fortune

17-Nov-2001•Ashish Shukla

Panthers down facied opponents

Last years WPCA Regional champions, the Academy Panthers, served notice at Newlands on Friday that they will not easily relinquish their title after scoring an exciting 12 run win over fancied opponents, the Southern Stormers

17-Nov-2001•WPCA Staff

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