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Asian Test Championship continues to cruise sans India

The Asian Test Championship continues to cruise without India's participation

11-Sep-2001•Rafi Nasim

Cassell to lead QAS

Sandgate-Redcliffe opening batsman Jerry Cassell will captain the Queensland Academy of Sport team in their opening ACB Cup 2nd XI match against the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy in Brisbane next week.

10-Sep-2001•Queensland Cricket

Blind World Cup faces unforeseen difficulties

The 2nd World Cup cricket for the Blind was scheduled for January, 2002 at Christchurch, New Zealand

10-Sep-2001•Media Release: World Blind Cricket Council

Hampshire require just 3 points for promotion - Team news for Nottinghamshire.

Hampshire poised for promotion as they select 12 for Nottinghamshire ...

10-Sep-2001•Vic Isaacs

Steve Watkin appointed as new Academy Director

Glamorgan County Cricket Club today confirmed that Steve Watkin has been appointed as the first Academy Director for the new Welsh Cricket Academy, which will be based at the Club's headquarters ground at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

10-Sep-2001•Glamorgan CCC

Bowler missing from vital last game of the season

Somerset batsman Peter Bowler, who has enjoyed such a successful season, will be missing form the team for the vital final championship match of the season, which get underway at The County gound on Wednesday because he has a law exam

10-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Anderson thanks fans for supporting the Second Eleven final

At the end of the Second Eleven Final between Somerset and Surrey at The County Ground today, second eleven coach Julian Wyatt, who is taking time off from cricket to travel was presented with a round the world air ticket by Somerset Chairman Richard

10-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Anderson asks for Caddick to be released to play in final National League game against Northants

Looking forward to the final two matches at The County Ground, Chief Executive Peter Anderson told me, "Whether we survive in the top division of the National League will all depend on the final match of the season against Northamptonshire Steelbacks

10-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Anderson describes Buchanan criticism as a

The Chief execvutive went on, "This is a bit rich coming from him, having failed at Middlesex, presumably because the job was too much for him."

10-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Glowing tributes at Charlie's pace

For five gloriously wonderful hours on Saturday night, Charles Christopher Griffith was the toast of the Empire Club and by extension, the entire cricket fraternity of Barbados

10-Sep-2001•Haydn Gill

New ball for cricket

Government says it will not rest until Barbados' cricket has been restored to the pinnacle of West Indies cricket

10-Sep-2001•Haydn Gill

Hurricanes Geoffrey and Jerry

Powerhouses Piton Dover and the relative unknowns MTW will clash in the final of the Barbados Fire & Commercial Shield cricket competition next week

10-Sep-2001•Philip Spooner and Louis Linton

Match plan worked to perfection in Indian final

Our build-up for the final of the Buchi Babu included a team meeting where we decided our game plan, a plan that was to be carried out efficiently

10-Sep-2001•Matthew Bell

Change in venue produces change in standards

It was a nice change of scenery for everyone when we moved from Chennai to Hyderabdad, even if they hotel wasn't as nice as the Meridian

10-Sep-2001•Matthew Bell

One-day tickets on sale tomorrow

Tickets for the VB Series One Day Internationals matches at the Gabba will go on sale tomorrow.

10-Sep-2001•Queensland Cricket

Province recall Aubrey Martyn

Western Province cricket selectors today recalled former Protea opening bowler Aubrey Martyn for the pre-season tour of North West and Northerns which starts next week

10-Sep-2001•Sports Staff

Flower's long vigil continues to frustrate South Africa

Andy Flower, a giant among pygmies, again played the role of Horatius on the bridge, frustrating the might of South Africa as they attempted to wrap up the First Test match against Zimbabwe in four days

10-Sep-2001•John Ward

Gloucestershire thrashed by Yorkshire in NUL relegation battle

Darren Gough led the way with three for 15 as Yorkshire Phoenix skittled Gloucestershire Gladiators for 91 at Scarborough to win by 70 runs and leave themselves with a great chance of avoiding relegation to Division Two of the Norwich Union League

10-Sep-2001•David Warner

Watkin retires from first-class cricket to take up coaching role

Steve Watkin has announced his retirement from first-class cricket in order to take up the role of Academy Director for the new Welsh Cricket Academy

10-Sep-2001•George Dobell

Richardson and Bell backed for opening jobs

Good form developed by Mark Richardson and Matthew Bell in New Zealand's Test series against Pakistan last summer has seen them ensconced as the preferred combination for the return series next month

10-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

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