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News

Notts on verge of heavy defeat against Hampshire

Only the intervention of rain spared Nottinghamshire the embarrassment of losing inside three days to Hampshire at the Rose Bowl

20-Jul-2001•Pat Symes

Surrey trounce Northants by an innings

Surrey gained a sweet victory over Northants at Guildford today

20-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

NZC monitoring Sri Lankan situation, again

Given New Zealand's history during unrest in Sri Lanka, it is little wonder that yesterday's anti-Government demonstrations have raised concerns here

20-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

English cricket match has 22 Patels

Cricket umpires and scorers were stumped when they had to oversee a local cricket match in which all 22 players shared the same surname, according to a report Thursday in Britain's Sun tabloid

20-Jul-2001

Mobile phones banned for players at tri-series

The International Cricket Council ban on players using mobile phones is being "strictly" enforced during the ongoing one-day tri-series involving India, New Zealand and Sri Lanka here, sources say

20-Jul-2001

Spiring loses four-year battle to beat knee trouble

Worcestershire batsman Reuben Spiring has been forced to retire at the age of 26 after losing a four-year battle to overcome knee problems

20-Jul-2001

Zimbabwe get that sinking feeling as West Indies dominate

Heath Streak must have felt a close affinity with the captain of the Titanic as he led the Zimbabwe team on to the field on the morning of the second day

20-Jul-2001•John Ward

Peter Anderson answers his critics

Did the Australians field their Test Team at Taunton and if not, why not

20-Jul-2001•Peter Anderson

New domestic cricket structure - a worthy effort?

Working in accordance with the government's devolution plan (and perhaps under the directive of President Musharraf who is the patron of PCB), Pakistan Cricket Board has expanded its boundaries to 98 of a total of 108 districts of the country and has

20-Jul-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

Surrey coach praises players for recent successes

On-a-roll Surrey coach Keith Medlycott "couldn't give the players enough credit" for the way they have "really dug in in the last couple of weeks"

20-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

Astle's ton inspires New Zealand to crushing 84-run win over India

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming reasoned after his team's 16-run defeat by Sri Lanka that, though the Black Caps' performance was unacceptable, they had at least drawn a line in the sand

20-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Essex succumb to innings defeat against Kent

Kent completed the 'double' over near-neighbours Essex with opening bowler Martin Saggers returning figures to influence another wretched batting display by the bottom-of-the-table side

20-Jul-2001•Paul Hiscock

Rain forces draw for Somerset Seconds.

Rain during the tea interval caused an early conclusion to the Championship match between Somerset Seconds and Worcestershire at the County Ground today

20-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Manager reassures NZC of team's safety in Sri Lanka

New Zealand team manager Jeff Crowe has given the all clear for his team's safety in Sri Lanka after a team practice was cut short due to anti-Government rioting in Colombo yesterday.

20-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Congratulations pour in to Canadian CA

Thanks pour in to CCA

20-Jul-2001•Canadian Cricket Association

Glamorgan facing heavy defeat by Leicestershire

Leicestershire were on the verge of an impressive CricInfo Championship victory at Cardiff as Glamorgan's batsmen pressed the self-destruct button

20-Jul-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Waugh and McGrath put Australia in the driving seat

Five wickets for Glenn McGrath and a fine century for Mark Waugh gave Australia a tight and possibly inextricable grip over the Second npower Test Match at Lord's

20-Jul-2001•Kate Laven

Di Venuto puts Derbyshire in with chance of rare win

Michael Di Venuto and Graeme Welch raised Derbyshire's hopes of their first Championship win of the summer as Warwickshire wilted on the third day at Edgbaston

20-Jul-2001•John Sheldon

Lead of 150 may be enough, says McGrath

Glenn McGrath, who knocked the stuffing out of the England batting with his five-wicket haul, reckons if Australia can build a first innings lead of 150 they may not have to bat again

20-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Indian one-day series scrapped

LONDON - A mooted one-day cricket series between Australia and India in September has been scrapped

19-Jul-2001•Will Swanton

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