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Exciting finale to great season of CricInfo Championship action

There is plenty to play for as the last round of CricInfo Championship games begins

11-Sep-2001•George Dobell

Andy Flower goes top of the PwC Ratings for batsmen

Andy Flower has gone to Number One in the PwC Ratings for batsmen

11-Sep-2001•PricewaterhouseCoopers Media Release

CD looking to quickly turn around loss

Central Districts cricket has been caught between a rock and a hard place

11-Sep-2001•Lynn McConnell

PCB cancels four-nation one-day tournament

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Monday announced the cancellation of the quadrangular one-day tournament which was to be jointly held with India sometime in March next year

11-Sep-2001•Samiul Hasan

South Africa take Harare Test despite Flower's heroics

Andy Flower became only the second batsman in Test history, after Jimmy Sinclair of South Africa against England in 1898/99, to score more than half his team's entire run aggregate in both innings of a Test match when his side was bowled out twice

11-Sep-2001•John Ward

CricInfo Champioship Trophy to be awarded to Yorkshire

The presentation of the Lord's Taverners Trophy to Yorkshire as winners of the CricInfo Championship will take place on Wednesday 12th September during the luncheon interval of the Yorkshire v Essex CricInfo Championship fixture at Scarborough (match

11-Sep-2001•ECB Media Release

Wasim in, Shoaib out as Pakistan name squad

It was a tail of mixed fortunes for two of the worlds' best-known pace bowlers as Pakistan announced their squad for the one-day series against New Zealand

11-Sep-2001•George Dobell

Selectors face dilemma over injury-prone Shoaib Akhtar

`Pampered boy' Shoaib Akhtar will be the centre of focus when the 16- man Pakistan squad for this month's one-day series against New Zealand is announced this week

11-Sep-2001

Asian Test Championship continues to cruise sans India

The Asian Test Championship continues to cruise without India's participation

11-Sep-2001•Rafi Nasim

Cassell to lead QAS

Sandgate-Redcliffe opening batsman Jerry Cassell will captain the Queensland Academy of Sport team in their opening ACB Cup 2nd XI match against the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy in Brisbane next week.

10-Sep-2001•Queensland Cricket

Blind World Cup faces unforeseen difficulties

The 2nd World Cup cricket for the Blind was scheduled for January, 2002 at Christchurch, New Zealand

10-Sep-2001•Media Release: World Blind Cricket Council

Hampshire require just 3 points for promotion - Team news for Nottinghamshire.

Hampshire poised for promotion as they select 12 for Nottinghamshire ...

10-Sep-2001•Vic Isaacs

Steve Watkin appointed as new Academy Director

Glamorgan County Cricket Club today confirmed that Steve Watkin has been appointed as the first Academy Director for the new Welsh Cricket Academy, which will be based at the Club's headquarters ground at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

10-Sep-2001•Glamorgan CCC

Bowler missing from vital last game of the season

Somerset batsman Peter Bowler, who has enjoyed such a successful season, will be missing form the team for the vital final championship match of the season, which get underway at The County gound on Wednesday because he has a law exam

10-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Anderson thanks fans for supporting the Second Eleven final

At the end of the Second Eleven Final between Somerset and Surrey at The County Ground today, second eleven coach Julian Wyatt, who is taking time off from cricket to travel was presented with a round the world air ticket by Somerset Chairman Richard

10-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Anderson asks for Caddick to be released to play in final National League game against Northants

Looking forward to the final two matches at The County Ground, Chief Executive Peter Anderson told me, "Whether we survive in the top division of the National League will all depend on the final match of the season against Northamptonshire Steelbacks

10-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Anderson describes Buchanan criticism as a

The Chief execvutive went on, "This is a bit rich coming from him, having failed at Middlesex, presumably because the job was too much for him."

10-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Glowing tributes at Charlie's pace

For five gloriously wonderful hours on Saturday night, Charles Christopher Griffith was the toast of the Empire Club and by extension, the entire cricket fraternity of Barbados

10-Sep-2001•Haydn Gill

New ball for cricket

Government says it will not rest until Barbados' cricket has been restored to the pinnacle of West Indies cricket

10-Sep-2001•Haydn Gill

Hurricanes Geoffrey and Jerry

Powerhouses Piton Dover and the relative unknowns MTW will clash in the final of the Barbados Fire & Commercial Shield cricket competition next week

10-Sep-2001•Philip Spooner and Louis Linton

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