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Himachal struggling to avoid follow-on

A fine bowling spell by Vineet Sharma (3-55) pushed Himachal Pradesh onto the back-foot, as they ended Day Two still requiring 244 runs, with five wickets in hand, to avoid a follow-on in their North Zone Ranji Trophy match against Punjab at the PCA

02-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Haryana force Jammu & Kashmir to follow on

The young brigade of Haryana's bowlers ripped through the opposing batting line-up as Jammu & Kashmir were forced to follow-on during the second day of the North Zone Ranji Trophy match at the Maharaja Aggarsain Stadium, Rohtak

02-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

Ranji round-up

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

Inzamam, Naveed Latif take Pakistan to victory

A courageous century from Naveed Latif and an antithetically sparkling hundred from Inzamam-ul-Haq shepherded Pakistan to a victory that will give them a massive boost when they take the field against Sri Lanka on Sunday

02-Nov-2001•Samanth Subramanian

Brendon McCullum leads the way for Academy success

Brendon McCullum scored a timely and unbeaten 106 for the New Zealand Academy to see them to a six-wicket win over the State Auckland Aces at Lincoln Green yesterday

02-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Holder fit, but not selected

Roland Holder was fit and available for the Test series on the West Indies tour of India in 1994 but simply not selected

02-Nov-2001•Tony Cozier

Central Districts' players face busy programme

Central District teams begin their annual Chapple Cup programmes this weekend

02-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Customs face KRL in 'must win' tie

Defending champions Pakistan Customs face KRL in a crucial eighth round encounter of the Patron's Trophy Grade-I National Cricket Championship from Friday at Niaz Stadium in Hyderabad

02-Nov-2001•Khalid H. Khan

Trevor Penney: one summer to another

Zimbabwean and Warwickshire player Trevor Penney has gone many years without having to endure a winter in either England or Zimbabwe

02-Nov-2001•John Ward

Yorkshire - by Royal Appointment

It was a fitting way for the winners to end their victorious CricInfo Championship season

02-Nov-2001•Andrew Hall

ECB representatives complete meetings in India

John Carr (Director of Cricket Operations ECB and Tim O'Gorman (Team England Representative) have now completed their round of meetings in Kolkata and Delhi

02-Nov-2001•ECB Media Release

Zoysa returns as new first class season gets underway

As Sri Lanka took on Pakistan in Sharjah and the West Indies limbered up in their first practice session of a seven-week tour, Sri Lanka's first class cricketers began another season

02-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Neutral Test venues on the anvil

The West Indies are likely to play February's away Test series against Pakistan on neutral territory in either the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Morocco or Bangladesh if current hostilities continue in neighbouring Afghanistan

02-Nov-2001•Tony Cozier

Midlands Cricket report

The Midlands cricket season started off on a very positive note, with the Kwekwe first team winning both of their games, against Old Hararians first and Queens Sports Club teams respectively

02-Nov-2001•Michael Hudgson

Essex approach Warwickshire's Hemp

Essex have made an official approach to Warwickshire for their unsettled vice captain David Hemp

01-Nov-2001•CricInfo

New Zealand women's tour of India called off

New Zealand's women's cricket tour of India is off

01-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Shoaib faces more trouble

Pakistan's controversial paceman could be in trouble again over his bowling action

01-Nov-2001

Hampshire undergoes major change

The Hampshire County Cricket Club undergoes a major change today (1 November 2001), becoming the first county club to change to a Limited Company.

01-Nov-2001•Vic Isaacs

Indian women's cricket faces setback as Kiwis cancel tour

Anuradha Dutt, secretary of the Women's Cricket Association of India (WCAI), received the news of New Zealand's cancellation of their tour to India with regret

01-Nov-2001•Anand Vasu

Rathour, Mongia humble Himachal bowlers

Vikram Rathour and Dinesh Mongia started off North Zone's Ranji season with a bang, dominating the Himachal Pradesh bowlers completely in their tie at the PCA stadium in Mohali

01-Nov-2001•Staff Reporter

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