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West Indies Under-19s make hard work of victory

West Indies Under-19s made hard work of beating their English counterparts in the 50-over day-night match at Hove

28-Jul-2001

We can be very dangerous from here on: Dravid

Indian stand-in captain Rahul Dravid issued a warning to the other two sides participating in the Coca-Cola Cup after India beat Sri Lanka convincingly by seven wickets in the sixth match of the tournament at the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on

28-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Test trophy to be named after Clive Lloyd

Former West Indies captain, Clive Lloyd, will be honoured by the West Indies and Zimbabwe cricketing authorities with the naming of a trophy after him

28-Jul-2001•Derrick Nicholas

BPL Sports Club recover against NCA

After losing three wickets for 22 in less than seven overs, BPL Sports Club did well in getting as much as 259 in 79.4 overs in their first innings against National Cricket Academy on the opening day of their three day match in the Coromandel Cement

28-Jul-2001•Staff Reporter

Somerset looking for a bowl out at Taunton says Shine

Regarding the Somerset innings he said "it was an excellent batting performance, but now we have to stick with it out there on a flat track

28-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Records tumble as Hussey hits triple century

Mike Hussey put himself in illustrious company with a magnificent unbeaten 329 for Northamptonshire in their Division One contest with Essex at Wantage Road

28-Jul-2001•Robin Reid

Walker leads Kent out of trouble at Leicester

Kent left-hander Matthew Walker made Leicestershire pay a heavy price for dropping him on 20 by completing his fourth CricInfo Championship century of the season at Grace Road

28-Jul-2001•Neville Foulger

Hampshire build healthy lead after skittling Australians

Alan Mullally strengthened his Ashes claims by taking five Australian wickets as the tourists were dismissed for 97 in a morning by Hampshire at the Rose Bowl

28-Jul-2001•Pat Symes

Nyoka to press ahead with presidency challenge

Dr Mtutulezi Nyoka is to pursue his challenge for the presidency of the United Cricket Board despite the probability that the leaking of a letter at the weekend deeply critical of Percy Sonn may have irreparably damaged his chances of unseating the

28-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Wisden defends top 100 Test innings list

Wisden has defended the non-inclusion of Sachin Tendulkar in the Wisden top 100 Test Innings, saying the master blaster has not yet scored an innings that merits his inclusion in the list

28-Jul-2001

England selectors face difficult task

There has been no shortage of advice for David Graveney and the other England selectors since the eight-wicket defeat by Australia at Lord's

28-Jul-2001•Graham Holburn

Sonn faces first challenge to his presidency

Percy Sonn will face the first challenge to his presidency when the United Cricket Board holds its annual meeting next Saturday (August 4)

28-Jul-2001•Peter Robinson

Maiden victory revives India's hopes

Just when the wheels appeared to be falling off India's tour of Sri Lanka, they responded in style, brushing aside a severe injury crisis and the controversial suspension of their captain, to register an emphatic seven-wicket victory against top of

28-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Rod Marsh to lead England's new National Academy

In a coup for the ECB, Rod Marsh will switch loyalties and take over England's new National Academy

28-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

Cork and Stubbings lead brave Derbyshire reply

Dominic Cork filed a late application to the England selectors by scoring a century to keep Derbyshire in the Championship match against Nottinghamshire

28-Jul-2001•Nigel Gardner

Women's Cricket County Championships, Cambridge

Results from the opening day of the 2001 Women's County Championships in Cambridge:

28-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Gloucestershire in charge as Sussex collapse

Gloucestershire destroyed one of the country's most feared batting line-ups to put themselves in a dominant position on the second day of the CricInfo Championship match against Sussex at Cheltenham

28-Jul-2001•Andy Stockhausen

Glamorgan openers hit back against Somerset

Peter Bowler and Ian Blackwell hit centuries as Somerset ran up their highest ever score against Glamorgan on the second day at Taunton

28-Jul-2001•Richard Latham

Follow-on looks inevitable for Durham at Lord's

Durham ended the second day's play of their Cricinfo Championship match on 186 for nine after their last-wicket pair had stood defiantly for half an hour, adding 17

28-Jul-2001•Andy Jalil

Bad day at the office for Australians as Hampshire eye long-term benefits

A one-sided day, muddled selection, poor shots, indifferent bowling, ragged fielding

28-Jul-2001•Andrew Hall

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