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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

Railways dominate Vidarbha at Nagpur

Vidarbha found itself completely outplayed in all departments by Railways in their Ranji Trophy league match at Nagpur after two days of play

12-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Shirazi scoops SPCL Young Player of the Year gong

Damian Shirazi, whose 626 runs and 15 wickets helped BAT Sports win the championship, was named as the Southern Electric ECB Premier League Young Cricketer of the Year

12-Nov-2001•Mike Vimpany

Miserable luck continues for Nash

Dion Nash is out of the tour of Australia and will be replaced by Canterbury's Shane Bond

12-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Second day of Indian tour match abandoned

For the second day running no play was possible in India's four-day game against the South African A team at Buffalo Park in East London on Sunday, bringing the total number of days lost either to the elements or the conditions by the Indians in the

11-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Delhi wins as Gambhir cracks 107

A stunning 107 off 97 balls from opener Gautam Gambhir helped host Delhi register a convincing six-wicket win over Haryana in their North Zone Ranji match at Delhi on Saturday

11-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Harrity seals murder most horrid for Tasmania

South Australia has surged to a powerful innings and 40 run win over a bruised and battered Tasmania on the fourth and final day of the teams' Pura Cup clash here in Hobart today.

11-Nov-2001•John Polack

Himachal Pradesh snatch thrilling victory

Chasing a victory target of 303 runs, Jammu and Kashmir could score only 257

11-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Vineet Sharma bowls Punjab to victory

Punjab rallied brilliantly to register a 118-run victory over Services in the final session of their North Zone Ranji match at the Gandhi Grounds, Amritsar

11-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Gillespie fires out Kiwi top order in superb display

New Zealand's top order batting frailties were exposed again by Australian Jason Gillespie on another rain-affected at the Gabba in Brisbane today

11-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Fleming responds to Gilchrist comments

On a day dominated by the rain, the newspapers of Australasia concentrated on Adam Gilchrist's fourth Test century, in the first Australia-New Zealand Test at the Gabba in Brisbane yesterday

11-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Campbell smashes unbeaten 72 to force draw with Bulls

Ryan Campbell proved attack is the best form of defence when he followed his instincts and smashed an unbeaten 72 to force a Pura Cup cricket draw with Queensland at the WACA today.

11-Nov-2001•Andrew Hamilton

Vineet Sharma bowls Punjab to victory

Punjab rallied brilliantly to register a 118-run victory over Services in the final session of their North Zone Ranji match at the Gandhi Grounds, Amritsar

11-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Rain fails to save Victoria at Punt Rd

The rain arrived about an hour too late to save Victoria here today as New South Wales scored outright points in their Pura Cup cricket match at Punt Rd.

11-Nov-2001•Roger Vaughan

New Zealand bowling failures dominate news opinion

New Zealand's failure to maintain the first day-last session strike power in the first Test at the Gabba was the feature of newspaper coverage of the rain-affected second day's play

10-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Harper does himself no favours with mistake admission

Refreshing as Australian umpire Daryl Harper's admission was that he got it wrong when denying New Zealand's first over appeal against Australian opener Justin Langer on day one of the first Test, it does raise some interesting questions

10-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Punjab bounce back after conceding first-innings lead

Punjab came roaring back after conceding a crucial first-innings lead of 56 runs to score 397 for three declared, off only 56 overs, against Services in their North Zone Ranji match at Amritsar on Friday

10-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Bulls claim first innings points courtesy of Maher's 174

Queensland had its top three to thank for first innings points after a middle order collapse on day three of the Pura Cup cricket match against Western Australia at the WACA today.

10-Nov-2001•Andrew Hamilton

West Indies hit by drainage problems in Matara

The West Indies preparations for the first Test against Sri Lanka next week were disrupted once again on the last day of their final practice match at Matara on Saturday

10-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

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