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Bulls continue runs without Hayden

New Zealand stopped Matthew Hayden short of a century but his Queensland teammates continued the run scoring in the tour match at the Gabba today

03-Nov-2001•Michael Crutcher

BCCSL end fears of TV black-out

The Sri Lankan cricket board ended fears of a television black out during the West Indies tour of Sri Lanka when they announced on Saturday that television, radio and selected sponsorship rights have been awarded to Taj Television for the next

03-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Qambrani hits 130 in regional final

Former Pakistan junior batsman Shahid Qambrani stroked a century as Dadu took control of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-II regional final against Nawabshah at Makli ground Friday

03-Nov-2001

Carl Hooper: West Indies cricket is on the way up

A one-nil victory Test series victory against lowly Zimbabwe, and a triangular final win against professional big stage flops India, is not the kind of success that the West Indians of yesteryear would boast about, but captain Carl Hooper is

03-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Hooper leads the way as West Indies start well in Sri Lanka

An elegant century from captain Carl Hooper gave West Indies a perfect start to their sub-continental campaign, as the tourists took on a youthful Sri Lanka A team at Nondescripts Cricket Club in Colombo on Saturday

03-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Johnson selection well deserved says Shine

Somerset coach Kevin Shine told me earlier today that he felt Richard Johnson's call up for the England tour to India was "well deserved"

03-Nov-2001•Richard Walsh

African Safari: The tour diary

There were never many openers in the first place

03-Nov-2001•Ashish Shukla

Naved shows class with 113

Pakistan, known to be bad chasers, proved everyone wrong by overhauling Sri Lanka's stiff 272 comfortably to earn a morale-boosting win by seven wickets in the dress rehearsal for Sunday's final of the Khaleej Times Trophy here Friday before the

03-Nov-2001•Rehan Siddiqui

Patron's Trophy wrap-up after Round-7

NBP and Customs hold onto their top positions after the end of 7th round of Patron's Trophy Grade-I Tournament with 48 and 42 points each, while WAPDA are 3rd with 36 points

02-Nov-2001•Abdul Shakeel

A captain's knock puts Delhi in the driver's seat

Services toiled for 40 overs to reach 62 for two, replying to Delhi's imposing 467 for five declared, a total mainly powered by captain Mithun Manhas' cracking 140

02-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Essex announce three-year sponsorship deal

Essex County Cricket Club has revealed their new main Sponsor for 2002-2004

02-Nov-2001•Media Release

Centuries from Smith, Puttick put WP in driving seat

A fine opening stand of 221 between Graeme Smith and Andrew Puttick put Nashua WP in the driving seat at the end of the first days play in the Supersport Series match against luckless Boland at BOE Park in Paarl

02-Nov-2001•Sports Staff

Twining, the shape of things to come

New South Wales women's cricket hasn't exactly been starved of great players over the years

02-Nov-2001•John Polack

2003 World Cup launched in Soweto

The Soweto Cricket Oval became the focus of international attention on Thursday when it was turned into dazzling scene of colour and song for the official launch of the eighth ICC Cricket World Cup to be staged in South Africa in February and March

02-Nov-2001•Media Release

Underprepared India gear up for first Test

India, by contrast, have had their preparations disrupted, they have yet tosettle on an opening pair and they seem very likely to attempt to play theseries with only four bowlers, two of whom will be the spinners Anil Kumbleand Harbhajan Singh.

02-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

England call up Ball and Johnson for India tour

The Somerset pace bowler, Richard Johnson, and the Gloucestershire off-spinner, Martyn Ball, have called up by England as replacements for Andrew Caddick and Robert Croft for this winter's Test series in India.

02-Nov-2001•Media Release

Zimbabwe Cricket Online - editorial

The script was quite predictable - four straight losses to Zimbabwe in Sharjah

02-Nov-2001•John Ward

Lara set to make comeback in tour opener

Caribbean batting superstar Brian Lara and wicket-keeper Ridley Jacobs will both make comebacks from injury on Saturday when West Indies play Sri Lanka `A' in a three-day practice game

02-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Vettori to rejoin Black Caps in Brisbane tomorrow

New Zealand left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori will rejoin the tour of Australia tomorrow

02-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Astle's triumph clouded as bowlers battle again

In perfect sunshine at the 'Gabba at the start of the second day of this tour match between Queensland and New Zealand, Nathan Astle (223) continued his near-remorseless assault on the home team's bowlers

02-Nov-2001•John Polack

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