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National players are toiling in the gym

The Asian Test Championship is nearing as the days are progressing

19-Jul-2001•Shahryar Khan

Munton's batting lifts Derbyshire against old colleagues

Tim Munton came back to haunt Warwickshire - not in his specialist role as a pace bowler but by making only his fourth half-century in first-class cricket

19-Jul-2001•John Sheldon

Somerset Seconds in strong position against Worcester

Somerset Seconds ended the third day of their Championship match against Worcestershire at the County Ground in Taunton in a strong postion

19-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

1st Match, Coca Cola Cup, New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1735th ODI in cricket history

19-Jul-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Women's camp continues New Zealand's rebuilding programme

New Zealand's World Cup-winning CLEAR White Ferns return to the scene of their triumph, Bert Sutcliffe Oval, this weekend to continue the re-building phase the side has undergone

19-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Re-scheduling of Dambulla matches

We have reliable information to indicate that interested parties are planning to disrupt matches of the Coca-Cola Cup One Day International Tournament to be played at Dambulla.

19-Jul-2001•BCCSL

Indian news round-up

A London-based Indian company along with a British advertising agency has won a prized contract from the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to popularise cricket among children in the 6-12 age group in the country

19-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

Key match of the Promotion and Relegation tournament tomorrow.

A key match of the Promotion and Relegation tournament will be played tomorrow between Ragama Cricket Club and Singha Sports Club in Galle

19-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Great opportunity for youngsters to prove themselves: Borde

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar's absence in the ongoing triangular series in Sri Lanka, due to a hairline fracture to his right toe, will give greater opportunity to youngsters to perform and prove themselves, the chairman of the selection

19-Jul-2001

One-day series cancellation may be blessing for Indian team

Finally, after much hemming and hawing the BCCI has formally withdrawn from the Super Challenge one-day series in Australia in September

19-Jul-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

Azhar's case adjourned to Aug 2 as BCCI gets interim stay

A Hyderabad civil court today adjourned to August 2 the hearing of the main petition of former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin, challenging the life ban imposed on him by the Cricket Board

19-Jul-2001

Lancashire last wicket partnership hurt us, says Shine

He was full of praise for Glen Chapple who, coming in at No 8, ended with 155 not out

19-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Bicknell bowls Surrey to verge of victory over Northants

Martin Bicknell, Guildford born and bred, took Surrey to the brink of victory on the second day of their CricInfo Championship match against Northants on his home ground

19-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

Harmison and Lewis keep Durham in game against Sussex

Paceman Stephen Harmison and skipper Jon Lewis kept Durham afloat in a high-scoring game against Sussex at Chester-le-Street today

19-Jul-2001•Tim Wellock

Key century extends Kent's lead over Essex

A truncated day saw 55 overs lost but Kent opener Robert Key negotiated his way to an unbeaten century shortly before the close having batted for 5 hours and 49 minutes at that stage

19-Jul-2001•Paul Hiscock

Hants in charge despite Notts' last-wicket heroics

Usman Afzaal arrived late from Lord's to discover Nottinghamshire were 74 for nine and he had been barred from batting

19-Jul-2001•Pat Symes

Alistair Campbell: We must put politics to the back of our minds

Well it's me again, writing from the bustling city of Bulawayo

19-Jul-2001•Alistair Campbell

Notts appoint new development manager

Notts have appointed David Tighe as the new man responsible for promoting and developing recreational cricket in the county

19-Jul-2001•Media Release

India pulled out due to heavy schedule, says Muthiah

A heavy schedule and the unofficial status of the three-match limited overs series were the reasons for India opting out of a trip to Australia in September, Indian Cricket Board chief AC Muthiah said today

19-Jul-2001

West Indies assume complete command over Zimbabwe

A pathetic batting display by Zimbabwe, all out for 155 in 59 overs on an ideal batting pitch, has almost certainly condemned them to heavy defeat at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo

19-Jul-2001•John Ward

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