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Timms century to no avail for Somerset Under 16's

Somerset Under-16 opening batsman Richard Timms scored a fine unbeaten 176 out of his sides score of 324 for 8 in their match against Essex at Bath C.C

18-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Worcester Seconds have the edge at Taunton

After losing the whole of the first day to the weather, Worcestershire Seconds had the edge over Somerset at close of play on Wednesday

18-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Somerset Under-13's go down against Hampshire

Somerset Under-13's lost their match against Hampshire at Calmore last week

18-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Ealham sets the tone as Kent inflict miserable day on Essex

Essex produced a pitiful performance on the opening day of their CricInfo Championship at Southend against Kent having been dismissed for 107 as Mark Ealham returned figures of 5-13

18-Jul-2001•Paul Hiscock

Racial tension on Zimbabwe board

Zimbabwe go into their series of two Tests against the West Indies, starting here tomorrow, against a troubling background of racial and administrative problems

18-Jul-2001•Tony Cozier

Sanath Jayasuriya looks back on two years of captaincy

It's coming up to two years since I was given the honour of captaining Sri Lanka

18-Jul-2001•Sanath Jayasuriya

Australia keep same side for Second Test

Australia will field an unchanged side in the Second Test at Lord's starting tomorrow

18-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Jacobs to be paid after all

Yesterday the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) confirmed that suspended vice-captain and wicketkeeper, Ridley Jacobs, will be paid his tour fees after all

18-Jul-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Pakistan's Performance in England: 1954 to date

Despite Pakistan's poor performance in the NatWest Series final, their overall performance on the recent tour of England may be claimed satisfactory

18-Jul-2001•Arshad Chughtai

West Indies start series against Zimbabwe as favourites

Zimbabwe's longest season nears its end as the two-match series against West Indies begins tomorrow in the depths of winter at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo

18-Jul-2001•John Ward

England release Afzaal - temporarily

Usman Afzaal has been temporarily released by England back to Nottinghamshire - providing he returns to Lord's tonight to cover for last-minute injuries before the Second Test

18-Jul-2001•CricInfo

HC asks BCCI to file reply on merits in Jadeja case

The Delhi High Court today asked the Board of Control for Cricket in India to file a reply on the merits of the case banning cricketer Ajay Jadeja for five years from playing on match fixing charges

18-Jul-2001

Atherton hopes comeback kings can do it again

England's stand-in skipper Michael Atherton is banking on the side's ability to come from behind to overturn the 1-0 series deficit against Australia at Lord's tomorrow.

18-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Big match for Somerset says Shine

On the eve of the CricInfo Championship match against Lancashire at Old Trafford, Somerset Coach Kevin Shine said: "This is a big match for us

18-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Indian news round-up

A court in Naini Tal on Tuesday rejected a bail petition filed by former Indian Test cricketer Manoj Prabhakar in a chit fund case, according to police

18-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

ECB makes National Academy appointments

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has appointed Nigel Laughton, who previously worked as ICC European Development Manager, as the new National Academy Manager

18-Jul-2001•Media Release

Australia heading for whitewash, says Walters

Whitewash - that was Australian Test legend Doug Walters' forecast for the Ashes on the eve of the Second Test starting at Lord's tomorrow

18-Jul-2001•Tony Harrison of The Bath Chronicle

Medlycott confirms interest from Pakistan

Surrey coach Keith Medlycott has confirmed that Pakistan have approached him over the job of national coach in place of Richard Pybus

18-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

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

Hairline fracture keeps Tendulkar away from tri-nation series

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar has been virtually 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

18-Jul-2001

Ganguly regains form as India win by three wickets

An attacking unbeaten 74 off just 52 deliveries by Sourav Ganguly, helped India to beat Sri Lanka A by three wickets with nine balls to spare in their practice match at the NCC in Colombo on Wednesday

18-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

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