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Butcher double hundred puts Surrey in charge

Mark Butcher and his Surrey batting colleagues treated the Glamorgan bowlers with disdain on their way to a massive 572-3 and a lead of 314 runs on the third day of the CricInfo Championship match in Cardiff

14-Sep-2001•Michael Gouge

Zimbabwe Cricket Union Board Appointments

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union held its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 12 September

14-Sep-2001•ZCU Media Release

Dogged opening stand gives Zimbabwe solid start to second Test

A dogged opening partnership of 152 between Zimbabwe's openers AlistairCampbell and Dion Ebrahim gave Zimbabwe an excellent start in a shortenedfirst-day's play in the Second Test match against South Africa at QueensSports Club in Bulawayo.Just

14-Sep-2001•John Ward

The club made history today says Shine

At the end of the third day's play, during which he had seen his side get the vital fifth bonus point to ensure themselves of runners up spot in the County Championship, Somerset Coach Kevin Shine told me, "The club made history today

14-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Great expectations for the Fox from afar

Right now, he's half a world away from Grace Road

14-Sep-2001•John Polack

New Zealand will seek Australian support for more games

New Zealand Cricket will look to Australia for assistance in match play for the CLEAR Black Caps if the tour of Pakistan is not able to be undertaken in any form next month

14-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Hadlee's conscience demands a place for Plunket Shield

Long-standing New Zealand cricket identity, and former chairman of New Zealand Cricket, Walter Hadlee admitted to having a guilty conscience over the fate of the Plunket Shield today

14-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Mangala Samaraweera appointed new Sports Minister

Mangala Samaraweera has been appointed as the new Minister of Sports in the Probationary Government, which the People's Alliance and Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP) have formed

14-Sep-2001•CricInfo

Stephen Pope selected for Under 19's World Cup

Gloucestershire wicket-keeper Stephen Pope has been selected to represent the England Under 19 side in the 2002 ICC World Cup in New Zealand

14-Sep-2001•Media Release

The Lele findings are here

It is something the world has known all these years

14-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

Withdrawal decision easy after advice received - Snedden

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden said calling both the CLEAR Black Caps and the New Zealand A teams home had not been a hard decision once he had received specialist advice

13-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

World Cup '99 Probe body gets lukewarm response

The 1999 cricket World Cup probe committee of Justice Karamat Bhandari has received a lukewarm response as it completes the first 10 days of its appointment

13-Sep-2001

Women's team hopes to break Asgiriya Hoodoo?

When the West Indies women's cricket team arrives in Sri Lanka at the end of this year to play three one-day matches and one Test, they will take on Sri Lanka in one ODI at Asgiriya, which is increasingly being considered as a Hoodoo for Sri Lanka

13-Sep-2001•WCASL

Twenty six runs away from second place a fabulous team effort says Shine

The coach went on, "The highlight of the day was Matthew Wood's century

13-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Hampshire secure promotion to first division

On the day of his 38th birthday Hampshire captain Robin Smith led his side to the three bowling bonus points needed to secure promotion to next season's County Championship Division One

13-Sep-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Dav Whatmore reflects on lessons learned and progress made

The Sri Lankan team is now enjoying a well-earned break before we start preparation for the forthcoming tri-nation series in Sharjah and West Indies tour of Sri Lanka in November

13-Sep-2001•Dav Whatmore

NZ Cricket calls teams home from India and Pakistan tours

New Zealand Cricket is calling the CLEAR Black Caps home from their elongated stopover in Singapore, en route to Pakistan and pulling it's A team out of India

13-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

NZ A reach the final four in India

New Zealand A qualified for the semi-finals of the Coromandel King Moin-ud-Dowlah Gold Cup in Hyderabad yesterday

13-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Indian news round-up

The Board of Control for Cricket In India (BCCI) has finally decided to ask Indian team's physiotherapist Andrew Leipus to oversee the fitness tests for players named for the SA tour

13-Sep-2001•Staff and Agencies

Stephenson among four players released by Hampshire

Hampshire have released four players from their county staff, icluding former captain John Stephenson, following a meeting of the cricket committee on Monday.

13-Sep-2001•Vic Isaacs

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