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World Cup '99 Probe body gets lukewarm response

The 1999 cricket World Cup probe committee of Justice Karamat Bhandari has received a lukewarm response as it completes the first 10 days of its appointment

13-Sep-2001

Women's team hopes to break Asgiriya Hoodoo?

When the West Indies women's cricket team arrives in Sri Lanka at the end of this year to play three one-day matches and one Test, they will take on Sri Lanka in one ODI at Asgiriya, which is increasingly being considered as a Hoodoo for Sri Lanka

13-Sep-2001•WCASL

Twenty six runs away from second place a fabulous team effort says Shine

The coach went on, "The highlight of the day was Matthew Wood's century

13-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Hampshire secure promotion to first division

On the day of his 38th birthday Hampshire captain Robin Smith led his side to the three bowling bonus points needed to secure promotion to next season's County Championship Division One

13-Sep-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Dav Whatmore reflects on lessons learned and progress made

The Sri Lankan team is now enjoying a well-earned break before we start preparation for the forthcoming tri-nation series in Sharjah and West Indies tour of Sri Lanka in November

13-Sep-2001•Dav Whatmore

NZ Cricket calls teams home from India and Pakistan tours

New Zealand Cricket is calling the CLEAR Black Caps home from their elongated stopover in Singapore, en route to Pakistan and pulling it's A team out of India

13-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

NZ A reach the final four in India

New Zealand A qualified for the semi-finals of the Coromandel King Moin-ud-Dowlah Gold Cup in Hyderabad yesterday

13-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

Indian news round-up

The Board of Control for Cricket In India (BCCI) has finally decided to ask Indian team's physiotherapist Andrew Leipus to oversee the fitness tests for players named for the SA tour

13-Sep-2001•Staff and Agencies

Stephenson among four players released by Hampshire

Hampshire have released four players from their county staff, icluding former captain John Stephenson, following a meeting of the cricket committee on Monday.

13-Sep-2001•Vic Isaacs

Somerset on verge of clinching runners-up spot

Somerset closed to within touching distance of their first ever runners-up finish in the Championship as Matt Wood hit his maiden century on a rain-interrupted second day at Taunton

13-Sep-2001•Richard Latham

First Test may be shifted from Peshawar

The first cricket Test between New Zealand and Pakistan is expected to be shifted from Peshawar in the wake of a likely US attack on Afghanistan

13-Sep-2001

We will 'duo' it: Kumble

Ace Indian leggie Anil Kumble feels that he and Harbhajan Singh could help India write a new and glorious cricketing chapter during the tourof South Africa.

13-Sep-2001•Rajesh Kumar

Weather frustrates Warwickshire again

Warwickshire were frustrated by the weather for the second day running at Derby where less than 19 overs play was possible

13-Sep-2001•Nigel Gardner

Matthew Wood very happy with his maiden century

Just minutes after leaving the field at Taunton, unbeaten after scoring his maiden century, Somerset opening batsman Matthew Wood told me, "I'm very happy to have scored my first century

13-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Celebrations planned for Somerset victory

Over the next few weeks a number of celebrations are planned following the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy victory at Lord's earlier this month

13-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Surrey on the brink of safety

Ian Ward dominated the Glamorgan bowling with an aggressive 63 from just 65 balls when Surrey were finally able to begin their reply to Glamorgan's 258 all out at a rainy and windswept Sophia Gardens in Cardiff

13-Sep-2001•Michael Gouge

Middlesex see chances slipping away

A dazzling first Championship century by Anurag Singh added to Middlesex's frustrations on bad a day for their hopes of snatching promotion

13-Sep-2001•Roy Bradley

Blewett released as Nottinghamshire import

South Australian batsman Greg Blewett has been formally released by English county club Nottinghamshire

13-Sep-2001•John Polack

St George's Park to host mini-cricket festival

St George's Park will be a buzz of activity on Saturday ,September 15 when approximately 60 teams, representing almost 500 u/10 cricketers will participate in a provincial Bakers mini-cricket festival

13-Sep-2001•Media Release

Gloucestershire just miss out on saving the follow-on

Sussex took a big step towards claiming the second division title after bowling out Gloucestershire for 228 on the second day at Hove

13-Sep-2001•Bruce Talbot

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