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Yorkshire captaincy role may be no more than short-term for Lehmann

Australian Darren Lehmann has hinted that his likely appointment as captain of English county team Yorkshire may be no more than a short-term measure.

13-Nov-2001•John Polack

High roller Waugh admits one shot held Test in balance

Australian captain Steve Waugh admitted one blow from New Zealand's Chris Cairns was the difference between a loss and a draw for his team during a dramatic day of high stakes in the first Test at the Gabba today.

12-Nov-2001•Michael Crutcher

Sanjeev Sharma puts Rajasthan in commanding position

Rajasthan, riding on a fine bowling performance from Sanjeev Sharma (6-55), had the upper hand over Madhya Pradesh in their Ranji Trophy league match at Jaipur after the first two days

12-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Railways crush Vidarbha by 10 wickets

The Railways-Vidarbha Ranji Trophy league match played at Nagpur ended on Day Three, with Railways emerging comprehensive winners and picking up eight points in the process

12-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Dav Whatmore wants players to focus on performance not history

Sri Lankan coach Dav Whatmore has warned his players not to take their recent Test record in Galle for granted as they prepare to take on West Indies in the first ever three-Test series against the two sides on Tuesday

12-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Injury-plagued West Indies take on Sri Lanka

What with one thing then another, no West Indies team could have entered a Test series less properly prepared than Carl Hooper's when it takes the field against Sri Lanka in the southern town of Galle tomorrow morning

12-Nov-2001•Tony Cozier

Pickard steps down from ND selection role

Northern Districts' convener of selectors Rick Pickard resigned his position today

12-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Gray re-affirms progress in match-fixing clean-out

Malcolm Gray, president of the International Cricket Council, issued a world-wide warning to world cricket today - the match-fixing scandals and problems must be buried by the time of the 2003 World Cup in South Africa

12-Nov-2001•Don Cameron

India tour match against SA 'A' team abandoned

India and the South African A team finally gave up their unequal struggle against the elements in East London on Monday by calling off their four-day game on the morning of the third day

12-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

West Indies hit by fresh injury concerns on eve of first test

West Indian preparations for the first Test in Galle, which have already been hampered by security fears, poor weather and the production of a spinner friendly surface, have been hit by fresh injury problems on the eve of the series opener

12-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Somerset not interested in Gough says Anderson

Chief Executive Peter Anderson quickly put paid to any rumours there might have been that Somerset were interested in signing England star bowler Darren Gough, who is unsettled at Yorkshire

12-Nov-2001•Richard Walsh

Rudolph added to South African Test squad

The pressure on Boeta Dippenaar to fully establish himself at the highest level mounted on Monday when Northerns Titans left-hander Jacques Rudolph was added to the South African squad for the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against India starting

12-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Furlong to captain CD Max team

Campbell Furlong, now representing Taranaki, will captain the State Central Stags in the State Max tournament to be played at North Harbour Stadium at Albany starting on Friday

12-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Not all doom and gloom in rain-frustrated first Test

Frustration with the rain, admiration for Chris Cairns' approach, a welcome return from Brett Lee and the slight possibility of some remarkable Australian cricket still producing a result were offered in newspaper assessment of the fourth day of the

12-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

NZ gains tournament by popular acclaim

New Zealand gained one of the plums of world cricket, the staging of the 16-team ICC Under-19 World Cup event, more or less by popular acclaim

12-Nov-2001•Don Cameron

Rugby cuts across cricket planning for England in Dunedin

Otago Cricket has been forced into seeking an alternative venue for its scheduled three-day match against England in early-March

12-Nov-2001•Steve Davie

Referee skips duty for personal glory

The last day of the Patron's Trophy Grade-I National Cricket Championship was dominated by a bizarre incident Sunday when Mahmood Rasheed, the match referee at the PIA-PWD tie, breached the Pakistan Cricket Board rules by dereliction of duty

12-Nov-2001•Khalid H. Khan

Zimbabwe's hopes washed away in Dhaka Test

Incessant rain has forced the abandonment of the first Test between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe at Dhaka

12-Nov-2001•Staff Correspondent

Nash left the perfect parting present

Anyone who has been the slightest interested in Dion Nash's Test match cricket career should not have been surprised that he should play the last, vital, hand in New Zealand achieving the follow on target against Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane

12-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

West Indies hopes of TV coverage revived

West Indies fans may yet get to see and hear live cricket coverage of their team's campaign in Sri Lanka starting later this week

12-Nov-2001•Derrick Nicholas

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