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We have to restrain our hopes a bit

" We will reverse the result"- said Mahbubul Anam, after Bangladesh's tour of Zimbabwe in April 2001, when the side was defeated in both Tests and all three one-days

21-Oct-2001•Shahryar Khan

Symonds lead Bulls to easy win over Warriors

Andrew Symonds led Queensland to another victory over Western Australia today in the ING Cup one-day match at the Gabba.

21-Oct-2001•Michael Crutcher

Lehmann leads SA to victory

South Australian captain Darren Lehmann led with bat and ball, spurring his team to an emphatic seven-wicket win over Victoria in the one-day cricket match at Adelaide Oval today.

21-Oct-2001•Valkerie Mangnall

WP face uphill battle against North West

Nashua WP face an uphill battle to starve off an outright win in favour current opponents North West in a Supersport Series match that end in Potchefstroom on Monday

21-Oct-2001•Sports Staff

Time for gentle persuasion

Reverend Wes Hall's task in Kingston tomorrow won't be easy

21-Oct-2001•Tony Cozier

Miandad accused players, says Moin

Former captain Moin Khan Saturday admitted to the one-man inquiry commission of Justice Karamat Bhindari that former coach Javed Miandad had levelled allegations of betting and matchfixing against the team

21-Oct-2001

Vettori's ankle sprained

X-rays have revealed CLEAR Black Cap, Daniel Vettori, has not broken his ankle after he fell awkwardly when fielding off his own bowling in Canberra

21-Oct-2001•New Zealand Cricket

Waugh misses final hitout but Lee back

Australian captain Steve Waugh will miss his last chance for an interstate match before the first cricket Test against New Zealand but paceman Brett Lee is back.

21-Oct-2001•AAP

ACT 2-177 at tea

The ACT President's XI has made an impressive start against the touring New Zealanders to be 2-177 at tea on the first day of the three-day match at Manuka Oval, Canberra.

21-Oct-2001•AAP

Vettori injured as Kiwis have long day in the field

New Zealand suffered a blow to its Test preparations today when key spin bowler Daniel Vettori suffered ankle ligament damage in the three-day tour match against the ACT President's XI at Manuka Oval.

21-Oct-2001•Denis Peters

MJ Gopalan Trophy: Tamil Nadu in a commanding position

Tamil Nadu have almost clinched the MJ Gopalan Trophy after three days of cricket at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai

21-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

BCL invited to Busta trials

In what appears to be an unprecedented move, the Barbados Cricket League (BCL) has been invited to field a team in the Barbados Cricket Association's national trials in preparation for the 2002 Busta Series

21-Oct-2001•Haydn Gill

Cricketers dismiss suggestions of foul play

Pakistan's four frontline cricketers dismissed World Cup fix allegations while recording their statements before the oneman commission of Justice Karamat Bhindari in Lahore Saturday

21-Oct-2001

Thomas sends WP reeling

Former WP B allrounder Alfonso Thomas claimed 6 for 20 to send Nashua WP reeling on the second day of their Supersport Series match against North West in Potchefstroom on Saturday

21-Oct-2001•Sports Staff

Vettori scare not as bad as it first seemed

Left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori threw a scare into the CLEAR Black Caps camp during their game with the ACT Invitation XI at Manuka Oval in Canberra today

21-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

Casson century stymies result, but McCullum hits out anyway

Temperatures might have been cool later in the day but the batting was sizzling on the last day of the second three-day game between the New Zealand and Australian Academies at Bert Sutcliffe Oval today

21-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

Symonds delivers second knockout on Warriors in two days

Andrew Symonds unleashed his second knockout punch on Western Australia in as many days to ignite Queensland's cricket season at the Gabba today.

21-Oct-2001•Michael Crutcher

No quality batsmen available

Former captain and chairman of junior selection committee Zaheer Abbas Friday said he was impressed with some budding bowlers but unhappy with the lack of quality batsmen

20-Oct-2001

Iqbal Qasim promoted as CMC chairman

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Friday promoted Iqbal Qasim to chairman of the Cricket Management Committee in place of Javed Miandad who had refused to work with the present setup

20-Oct-2001

New venue for Pakistan tour

Their forthcoming tour of Sri Lanka finally settled, the West Indies' next overseas assignment, originally scheduled for Pakistan next February and March, is likely to be moved to another country

20-Oct-2001•Tony Cozier

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