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A good personal week but one of frustration for the Crusade

Hampshire Cricket Club hire new Chief Executive

The Indian team for the Triangular One-Day International Tournament will arrive on Monday the 16TH of July 2001 at the Bandaranaiake International Airport on Flight Number UL 192, at 03:35am

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) today justified the five-year ban on cricketer Ajay Jadeja in the Delhi High Court on charges of match fixing, and said "there were plethora of evidence against him"

Former England coach David Lloyd is urging the selectors to look to the future and appoint opening batsman Marcus Trescothick as England captain for the Second Ashes Test next week

An unbeaten 101 put paid to Herefordshire's chances of causing another upset but could not snaffle the man of the match award from the Minor Counties team's hero, Ravi Nagra

Neil Carter proved the unlikely hero of Warwickshire's comfortable five-wicket win over dispirited Essex at Edgbaston

One-day kings Gloucestershire were beaten at the knockout stage of a cup competition for the first time in three years as Durham defeated them by three runs in a thrilling finish to the fourth-round tie at Bristol

Somerset Under 13's were beaten by the narrowest of margins when they took on Dorset at Sherborne School last Sunday

Durham's reward for ending Gloucestershire's remarkable run of one-day success is an away tie against Lancashire at Blackpool in the quarter-finals

Sussex slumped into trouble on a frustrating rain-interrupted day in the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy tie against Lancashire at Old Trafford

Chasing just 177 for victory over their East Midlands rivals, Leicestershire had reached 125-3 from 30 overs when bad light suspended play for the evening

Yorkshire's Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy fourth round clash with Surrey at Headingley was left nicely in the balance when a rain-hit day ended at 8pm with Yorkshire on 131 for four in 29 overs as they chased a stiff 244 target

It was the 1550th Test match in cricket history

After some sincere efforts over the past 18 months to revolutionise Pakistan's cricket with the help of Advisory Council, the PCB Chairman was not satisfied with the level of success

Zimbabwe President's XI fell to a 214-run defeat against the West Indians at Harare - but they did not go down without a fight

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today received and decided to issue publicly the attached statement by Mr Gerard Elias, QC, the Chairman of the ECB's Discipline Standing Committee

Holland defeated Denmark with a 41-run win in the ICC Trophy Super League which got under way here Monday

Grant Bradburn's started playing first-class cricket in 1985/86, but he says the last three months have been the greatest learning period of his career

Going from the hotel to the ground for the first day of the First Ashes Test in England was an unusually casual affair