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Fulton and Ealham unearth riches for Kent

Kent batsman David Fulton took his season's tally to 1,892 runs to boost his side's third-day fightback against Division One strugglers Northamptonshire in Canterbury

07-Sep-2001•Mark Pennell

Talented Taufeeq Umar holds out greatest promise

Three Test matches last week and all three won or lost by an innings, Pakistan against Bangladesh, Sri Lanka against India and Australia against England

07-Sep-2001•Omar Kureishi

Double-century for Kirsten as Zimbabwe wilt against South Africa

Gary Kirsten carved out his third Test double-century as South Africa amassed a mammoth 414 for one on the opening day of the first Test match against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club on Friday

07-Sep-2001•John Ward

England to tour India without security manager

England will tour India in November without a security manager, contrary to advice from the sport's ruling body on how to counter corruption

07-Sep-2001•Bloomberg

Hampshire close in on promotion

Hampshire moved a step nearer a place in division one with a convincing five-wicket victory over promotion rivals Middlesex at the Rose Bowl

07-Sep-2001•Pat Symes

Records tumble to double century-maker Hick

Graeme Hick's 200 not out against Durham at Chester-le-Street saw him become the first batsman to score Championship centuries home and away against all other 17 first-class counties

07-Sep-2001•Tim Wellock

Somerset despatch Essex with some ease

With some formality, Somerset completed their fifth win of the season, beating relegated Essex by nine wickets to take 19 points and enhance their quest for runners-up position in the Cricinfo Championship

07-Sep-2001•Paul Hiscock

Hampshire 2nd XI complete victory over Warwickshire

Hampshire 2ndXI clinch victory against Warwickshire...

07-Sep-2001•Iain Brunnschweiler

Lodge School wins Under-15 championship

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07-Sep-2001•Haydn Gill

Gloucestershire trounce Derbyshire to boost promotion bid

A fine century from Stephen Stubbings failed to prevent Gloucestershire boosting their promotion hopes with victory by an innings and 20 runs at Bristol

07-Sep-2001•Richard Latham

Half-centuries enable Leicestershire to recover

Three half-centuries from Ben Smith, skipper Vince Wells and Neil Burns recued Leicestershire from a precarious position on the first day of their vital CricInfo Championship Division One clash against relegation rivals Glamorgan at Grace Road

07-Sep-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

England captain leads Brighton & Hove against Wakefield in Women's Cup Final

England Captain Clare Connor will lead Brighton & Hove LCC against Wakefield WCC in the ECB Women's Cup Final tomorrow at Campbell Park, Milton Keynes, starting at 12 noon

07-Sep-2001•Media Release

We were very very good says Shine after Somerset cruise to victory

Just minutes after seeing his side cruise to a nine wicket victory over wooden spoonists Essex, Somerset Coach told me, "We were very very good

07-Sep-2001•Richard Walsh

Hampshire Board select experience for Ireland clash

Havant's Paul Gover has been appointed to captain a new look Hampshire Board side in next Thursday's key Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy 2002 second round tie against Ireland at the Rose Bowl, 10.45am

07-Sep-2001•Mike Vimpany

Barbados coach wants neutral umpires to be introduced

Barbados coach Roddy Estwick is lamenting the standard of umpiring in the just-concluded West Indies Under-19 championships and the noninclusion of local fast bowler Jason Bennett in a squad picked to train for next year's Youth World Cup in New

07-Sep-2001•Haydn Gill

The Pakistan Cricket Board has issued a press release gives details of the 2003 World Cup Ticketing Policy

South African Cricket has announced a unique homegrown ticketing system that is considered good enough to be used at future international showpieces including Olympic Games

06-Sep-2001•Suhael Ahmed

Ganguly retained as captain for South Africa tour

It was at 11.20 on a warm September morning that Sourav Ganguly's position at the helm of affairs in Indian cricket came under serious scrutiny

06-Sep-2001•Anand Vasu

Landmarks reached in evenly balanced encounter

Durham's Paul Collingwood and Worcestershire's Phil Weston both passed 1,000 first-class runs for the season at Chester-le-Street

06-Sep-2001•Tim Wellock

Strauss calls the tune at the Rose Bowl

Opening batsman Andrew Strauss led a spirited Middlesex revival at the Rose Bowl with his third century of the season

06-Sep-2001•Pat Symes

Ball bounces Derbyshire out of the game

Martyn Ball's fine all-round performance put promotion hopefuls Gloucestershire into a powerful position in the CricInfo Championship Division Two match with Derbyshire at Bristol

06-Sep-2001•Mark Easterbrook

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