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Flying visit for Kiwis to West Indies next year

New Zealand are not likely to be over-worked on their tour of the West Indies in June

15-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

Ireland win Women's European Cup

Ireland won the European Cup for women on Sunday, inflicting the first defeat on an England side in the twelve-year history of the tournament.

15-Aug-2001•CricInfo

New Zealand A looking for good start in India

New Zealand's A cricketers, who begin their participation in India's Buchi Babu tournament tomorrow, have adopted the slogan "India is cricket's classroom" for their campaign

15-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

Chemplast defeat Roofit XI by five wickets in final

Shrugging off a poor start, Chemplast, Chennai completed a five wicket victory over Roofit XI, Mumbai to win the Coromandel Cement Cup in the KSCA Diamond Jubilee invitation tournament at the Maharaja Jayachamdaraja Wodayar Sports Centre in Bangalore

15-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

Sri Lanka unearth new pace sensation

In Durban last December fast bowler Randi Dilhara Fernando announced his raw potential to the cricketing world with a five-wicket haul against South Africa

15-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

Shah: Winter in Australia did the trick

Owais Shah, favourite to take the Young Cricketer of the Year Award, which is reserved for England-qualified players, has an Australian to thank for his huge breakthrough this year

15-Aug-2001•Matthew Appleby

Sri Lanka dominate second day of Galle Test

Not even in their wildest dreams could Sri Lanka have hoped for a better day in the second Test than the one they had in Galle today, where they brushed aside the India lower order inside the first hour and then stroked themselves confidently into a

15-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

England must look to the future - Hussain

England are aiming to look to the future rather than the past when the fourth test against Australia gets under way at Headingley tomorrow

15-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Essex indebted to Law and Foster for fight-back against Glamorgan

Thanks to Stuart Law and James Foster Essex ended an abbreviated first day of their CricInfo Championship clash against Glamorgan at Sophia Gardens in much better sorts than they had started it

15-Aug-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Somerset overwhelmed by ticket applications for final

Somerset County Cricket Club has been overwhelmed by the number of members wanting tickets for the Cheltenham and Gloucester Final at Lord's on September 1st

15-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Sussex squander chance against Derbyshire

Sussex paid the price for some loose batting at Derby and were indebted to a maiden Championship half-century from Mark Davis to take them towards a decent first innings total

15-Aug-2001•Nigel Gardner

Middlesex youngsters hold nerve to beat Lancashire

A rousing finish at Lord's saw Middlesex home by three wickets with just a ball to spare in their Norwich Union League game with Lancashire

14-Aug-2001•Andy Jalil

Surrey run out of chances against Kent

Kent captain Matthew Fleming - the distant cousin of James Bond creator Ian Fleming - was Spitfires' man with the golden arm as the hosts pulled off a remarkable 43-run Norwich Union League win over relegation threatened Surrey Lions

14-Aug-2001•Mark Pennell of the Kent Messenger Group

Blackwell flattered by nomination

Somerset all rounder Ian Blackwell told me he was flattered to be nominated by the Cricket Writers for the Young Player of the Year Award

14-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh

Warne on verge of 400 wickets

LEEDS, England - Shane Warne is less anxious about joining the exclusive 400 Test-wicket club than he was about breaking Dennis Lillee's record for an Australian bowler

14-Aug-2001•Will Swanton

I am not bad tempered at all, says Ganguly

Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly on Monday defended the omission of opener Amay Khurasia from the playing eleven in the recent triangular series in Colombo saying as a captain he is responsible for the team's defeat

14-Aug-2001

ACF Development Committee meets in Kolkata

The Development Committee of the Asian Cricket Foundation (ACF) met in Kolkata on Tuesday to deliberate on a wide range of subjects pertaining to the development of the game in the Asian region

14-Aug-2001

Balaji stars again as final hangs in the balance

The second day of the Coromandel Cement Cup final saw mediumpacer L Balaji steal the limelight once more

14-Aug-2001•Staff Reporter

England's tour of Zimbabwe to go ahead as planned

The England tour to Zimbabwe to go ahead as planned

14-Aug-2001•CricInfo

India squander away good start

They say you should never judge a book by its cover

14-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

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