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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

Leicestershire break record as Sutcliffe hits double ton against Glamorgan

Iain Sutcliffe scored a career best 203 to put Leicestershire in a winning position at the halfway point of their CricInfo Championship clash against Glamorgan at Cardiff

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

Lancashire's last-wicket pair frustrate Somerset

Glen Chapple hit a brilliant career-best 155 to rescue Lancashire in their top three Cricinfo Championship clash against Somerset at Old Trafford

19-Jul-2001•Andy Wilson

Australia take the honours on a stop-start day

England spent a frustrating day battling with disruptions and distractions to give Australia the upper hand at the end of the first day of the Second npower Test Match at Lord's

19-Jul-2001•Kate Laven

Roy Gilchrist - dead at 67

West Indian fast bowler Roy Gilchrist died on Wednesday in Jamaica at the age of 67.

19-Jul-2001•Dave Liverman

Zaheer named new junior chief selector

Former Test captain Wasim Bari was Wednesday retained as chairman of the newly-formed senior national selection committee while another exskipper, ZaheerAbbas, was named to head the junior selection committee

19-Jul-2001

Departments retained, 20 new distts in next home season

The departmental tournament has been retained in the new domestic cricket structure, commencing from Sept 1, with claims to bring it in line with the new devolution plan of the federal government, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced Wednesday

19-Jul-2001•Mohammad Yaqoob

Dambulla matches called off by government

Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium The three Coca Cola Cup matches scheduled to be played in the Dambulla International Cricket Stadium next week have been cancelled on the advice of government authorities

19-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Jason Gillespie's Diary: Gearing up for the Second Test

Since the conclusion of the Edgbaston Test Match the lads really haven't had much time off to speak of

19-Jul-2001•Jason Gillespie

Tudor blitzes Northants to leave Surrey in charge

Surrey began their belated move up the CricInfo Championship Division One table today at Guildford thanks to a devastating burst of 5-3 off 31 balls by England discard Alex Tudor

18-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

Jayasuriya and Fleming both look for improvement

Sri Lanka won the first game of the Coca-Cola Cup against New Zealand by 16 runs, but captain Sanath Jayasuriya admitted afterwards that he was not entirely happy with his team's performance, warning them that they had to play better if they are to

18-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

West Indies injury ease

Already shorn of the three fast bowlers used in the preceding series against South Africa and their leading batsman, the West Indies are confident, more than just hopeful, that they won't be further weakened by injuries for the first Test against

18-Jul-2001•Tony Cozier

We are searching for the right combination

In his column for CricInfo, Sri Lankan coach Dav Whatmore previews the Coca Cola Cup which starts on the 18th of July

18-Jul-2001•Dav Whatmore

Academy matches against Australia in October

New Zealand's Cricket Academy members will have a good chance to assess how much they have learned over the winter before their year at Lincoln University ends

18-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Level III coaches thrived on different course formula

A change of emphasis towards professional development rather than the more traditional skills enhancement in Level III coaching courses this year was a big success

18-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Eden Park - the generous cricketing Big Brother

Eden Park will have a new cricket scoreboard for the England tour matches next summer -- and North Harbour may also have a second-hand bargain

18-Jul-2001•Don Cameron

It's a frustrating day for Knight

Warwickshire batsman Nick Knight spoke of the side's frustration after the first day of their CricInfo Championship game against bottom-of-the-table Derbyshire was washed out

18-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Stability's the name of the game for Australia

While England have been dogged by injuries and uncertainty over who was going to captain them in the Second Test starting tomorrow at Lord's, Australia have been able to name their starting XI the day before the game.

18-Jul-2001•CricInfo

$Hairline fracture keeps Tendulkar away from tri-nation series$

Hairline fracture keeps Tendulkar away from tri-nation series

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar has been ruled out of the ongoing triangular one-day series in Sri Lanka due to a hairline fracture to the big toe of the right foot but may join the team for the Test series, if fit

18-Jul-2001

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