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ICC declines to reschedule NZ's tour of Pakistan

The International Cricket Council (ICC) Wednesday disowned its responsibility of rescheduling New Zealand's tour to Pakistan which is all but cancelled because of security concerns prevailing in the region

20-Sep-2001•Samiul Hasan

Australian county imports for 2001: a review

Another English summer, another year of Australian domination

20-Sep-2001•John Polack

Garaway to leave Hampshire after accepting Somerset offer

Hampshire's Mark Garaway is moving to Somerset, where he will become county Second XI coach and the ECB's South West region Academy Director

20-Sep-2001•Mike Vimpany

Waugh a father for third time

Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh has become a father for the third time

20-Sep-2001•AAP

Jadeja could face extended ban after playing in USA

Ajay Jadeja, a former India player serving a five-year ban for match fixing, recently played two matches for Hollywood Cricket Club in the U.S

20-Sep-2001•Bloomberg

More cricket in Mashonaland than ever before

Nick Chouhan, chairman of the Mashonaland league and discipline committee, is delighted that more adult cricket is to be played in Mashonaland than ever before this coming season

20-Sep-2001•John Ward

Vigne Cup Report

At Universals Sports Club

20-Sep-2001•Lawrence Moyo

Tiffen home and looking forward to new season

Leading New Zealand women's all-rounder Haidee Tiffen arrived home this week from her first stint of cricket overseas determined to head back to England next summer to complete some unfinished business

20-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Ken MacLeay named Life Member of WACA

Last night at the Annual General Meeting of WACA Members, former WA all-rounder Ken MacLeay was bestowed with one of WA Cricket's highest honours when he was named a life member of the Western Australian Cricket Association.

20-Sep-2001•Western Australian Cricket Association

India Cements clinch the Moin-ud-Dowlah Gold Cup

It was more of anti-climax at the Gymkhana ground in Hyderabad on Sunday in the finals of the Moin-ud_Dowlah Gold Cup Invitation tournament

20-Sep-2001•Staff Reporter

England's tour to Zimbabwe goes ahead

It might have happened virtually at the last minute, but England's tour to Zimbabwe has finally received clearance to go ahead

20-Sep-2001•Ralph Dellor

Moseley cut from panel

Former West Indies fast bowler Ezra Moseley has again been ignored by the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA), as it prepares to name junior selectors for the 2001-2002 cricket campaigns

20-Sep-2001•Philip Spooner

The state of Zimbabwe cricket: Dave Ellman-Brown

Zimbabwe cricket's dynamic chief executive (shortly to be managing director) Dave Ellman-Brown talks to John Ward about the coming season and reviews the past and present

20-Sep-2001•John Ward

Thoughts on the South Africa Test series

Andy Flower is a great cricketer

20-Sep-2001•John Ward

Cairns looking to Australian tour

AUCKLAND, NZ - All eyes are on star all-rounder Chris Cairns as the New Zealand cricket selectors consider their Test squad for the tour of Australia

20-Sep-2001•NZPA

Draw for next season's C & G Trophy

With the first two rounds of next season's Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy having been played already this year, the sponsors and ECB have announced the third round draw for the 2002 competition

20-Sep-2001•Ralph Dellor

Comings and goings in English county cricket

Just like the leaves falling from the trees in the autumn, so it is the time of year when county clubs announce a list of players who will be leaving the staff and also show their hand when it comes to new recruits

20-Sep-2001•Ralph Dellor

Academy proposals made for EGM on October 10

The Southern Electric Premier League has called an Extraordinary General meeting at the BAT Sports & Social Club on Wednesday October 10 to enable clubs to vote on the proposal to allow Hampshire County Cricket Club to enter a side in the competition

20-Sep-2001•Mike Vimpany

ZCO Editorial, volume 3, issue 1

Welcome to the first issue of Zimbabwe Cricket Online for the 2001/02 season

20-Sep-2001•John Ward

Cricket Board changes venues to end Kandy hoodoo

The Sri Lankan cricket board has taken action to stop the much talked about Kandy "hoodoo" from striking again during the West Indies tour of Sri Lanka later this year

19-Sep-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

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