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Yorkshire on the brink of Championship as Glamorgan succumb

Yorkshire, seeking their ninth CricInfo Championship win of the season, and the one which will almost certainly clinch them the crown - stacked up 580 for nine before declaring at Scarborough

23-Aug-2001•David Warner

Pakistan Test stars accuse India of double standards

Former Pakistan stalwarts accused New Delhi of double standards and believed that India had pulled out of the Asian Test Championship because they were afraid of losing

23-Aug-2001

NZ A in the swing in India

New Zealand's advance to the semi-finals stage of India's Buchi Babu tournament is not the only reason coach Ashley Ross is happy

23-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

New stand will change the face of Jade Stadium

Eight thousand news seats will be available at Jade Stadium for New Zealand's international cricket matches against England

23-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

Cricketing ties will resume only after normalisation of Indo-Pak ties: Bharti

Cricketing ties with Pakistan will not be resumed unless Pakistan stopped supporting cross-border terrrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, Sports Minister Uma Bharti said on Wednesday night

23-Aug-2001

Indian news round-up

Toe injury or not, Sachin Tendulkar is still in the driver's seat

23-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Fast bowlers tighten Sri Lanka's grip on Kandy Test

Sri Lanka's grip on this three-Test series tightened after an industrious performance by their fast bowlers and poor umpiring secured them a useful first innings lead at Asgiriya International Stadium today

23-Aug-2001•Charlie Austin

ECB chief coming down to discuss possible change in venues for England tour

The chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), Tim Lamb, will meet the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) officials in Mumbai on Friday to explore the possibility of making couple of changes in the venues for England's winter tour of

23-Aug-2001

Langer returns with century as Australia take control in final Test

Justin Langer made a heroic return to Test cricket making an unbeaten century on his first appearance for Australia in England before he was felled by a ball from Andrew Caddick and left the field, dazed and unsteady

23-Aug-2001•Kate Laven

Lancashire enjoy best of relegation battle with Essex

Lancashire enjoyed a fruitful day with both bat and ball against relegation doomed Essex with the visitors taking a major step forward to fashioning the win that would virtually ensure their First Division status

23-Aug-2001•Paul Hiscock

Saqlain and Bicknell strike back for Surrey against Somerset

Martin Bicknell and Saqlain Mushtaq provoked a Somerset collapse after the home side had reached 142-1, having won the toss on the opening day at Taunton

23-Aug-2001•Richard Latham

Season hangs on vital game for Middlesex

Weather is now starting to play its part again as we approach the last few weeks of the season

23-Aug-2001•Stephen Fleming

Kiwis on ice just what the doctors ordered

New Zealand's request to have ice baths available for players after play in Pakistan next month may have produced some surprising reactions from Pakistan administrators but the requirement was an important one

23-Aug-2001•Lynn McConnell

Downunders win in Reading

The Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth team registered their second win on English soil on Wednesday when they defeated a Reading Under-19 side by 127 runs.

23-Aug-2001•Rick Eyre

Waugh completes recovery to play in fifth Test

Australian captain Steve Waugh today completed an astonishing recovery from injury to take his place in the fifth Ashes Test against England at the Oval.

23-Aug-2001•Will Swanton

Pietersen's blitz earns parity for Notts against Derbyshire

An innings of the very highest quality from Kevin Pietersen thrilled a small, but appreciative, Trent Bridge crowd and helped Notts recover from a precarious 122-5 to finish on 322 all out, a first innings lead over Derbyshire of just two

23-Aug-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

My England call-up - thrills, excitement and a few nerves

That was a terrific performance by the England boys to win the Headingley Test

22-Aug-2001•Phil Tufnell

Indian news round-up

India's refusal to play Pakistan in the Asian Test Championship is a major blow to cricket in the region, according to Asian Cricket Council secretary Zakir Hussain Syed

22-Aug-2001•Staff and Agencies

Tendulkar to leave for South Africa on August 25

Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar has postponed his departure to South Africa for treatment to his injured right toe by three days, the secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Jaywant Lele said in Baroda on Wednesday

22-Aug-2001

Jayawardene: It was one of my best knocks

Sri Lankan middle order batsman Mahela Jayawardene rated his hundred against India today very highly, "It was one of my best hundreds

22-Aug-2001•Rex Clementine

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