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Ponting to captain Australians against Somerset

Ricky Ponting is to lead the Australians for the first time in a first-class match tomorrow when they take on Somerset at Taunton in the Vodaphone Challenge Series

12-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh and staff reporters

Trophy down to four-cornered fight

Ladies and gentlemen, we have four winners

12-Jul-2001•John Polack

Sports Minister refuses to clear Sri Lanka squad

The Sri Lankan Sports Minister, Lakshmann Kiriella, has questioned the omission of off spinner Thilan Samaraweera from the squad to play in the forthcoming Coca Cola Cup against India and New Zealand

12-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Promising Indian players completing specialist coaching in Adelaide

Three talented Indian cricketers are into the final phase of training at the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy in Adelaide as part of the Border-Gavaskar scholarship programme

12-Jul-2001

Stewart tells of his relief over being cleared

Alec Stewart has expressed his relief after being cleared of any involvement in match-fixing

12-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Hoggard ruled out of England squad for Lord's Test

Matthew Hoggard has been added to England's list of injured players

12-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Fellows and White inspire Yorkshire victory

A magnificent unbroken fifth-wicket stand of 160 between Gary Fellows and Craig White rushed Yorkshire to victory over Surrey in the resumed Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy fourth-round match at Headingley today

12-Jul-2001•David Warner

Razzaq signs for Middlesex

Pakistan Test all-rounder Abdur Razzaq has signed a two-year contract with the English county side Middlesex, according to details available here Wednesday

12-Jul-2001

New coach happy to have a low profile while helping players to their peaks

New CLEAR Black Caps coach Denis Aberhart will have no qualms about seeking expert advice to address any technical deficiencies among his players

12-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Zimbabwe seek new coach to lead them towards World Cup

Due to home commitments Carl Rackemann is unable to continue as coach of the Zimbabwe Cricket Team

12-Jul-2001•Media Release

Hampshire launch state-of-the-art Indoor cricket school.

Hampshire launch state-of-the-art indoor cricket school.

12-Jul-2001•Vic Isaacs

Skipper Wells steers Leicestershire home

Leicestershire were made to wait by the weather before wrapping up a comfortable six-wicket victory over Notts to earn a quarter-final tie away against Worcestershire

12-Jul-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

BCCI questions Jadeja's claim against violation of rights

The Board of Control for Cricket in India on Thursday told the Delhi High Court that cricketer Ajay Jadeja, banned for five years on matchfixing charges, cannot claim any relief for violation of fundamental rights as the Board has power to take

12-Jul-2001

Finalists seek to put defeats behind them for Lord's showdown

Surrey and Gloucestershire take centre stage at Lord's on Saturday for this season's first domestic final aiming to shrug off the disappointment of defeat in this week's C&G Trophy

12-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Somerset Under 13's triumph in Cornwall

Somerset Under 13's returned from their journey to Redruth on Tuesday this week with a resounding victory under their belt

12-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Late lessons boost Bradburn's career

Grant Bradburn's started playing first-class cricket in 1985/86, but he says the last three months have been the greatest learning period of his career

12-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Denis Aberhart follows Trist from Canterbury to New Zealand coaching role

Just as former Central Districts bowler Denis Aberhart followed David Trist as coach of the highly-successful Canterbury team of the 1990s, he will follow him as coach of the CLEAR Black Caps

12-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Matara SC threatens legal action over relegation threat

Matara Sports Club have threatened to take the Tournament Committee of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) to courts over its decision to force the club into playing in the promotion and relegation tournament

11-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

Survival of the fittest

In the very onset of this year, the Common Wealth Cricket Academy of Australia toured Bangladesh and, to our surprise, the juvenile cricketers of that prominent training institute trounced us in almost every match-both in one-day and longer version

11-Jul-2001•Shahryar Khan

Indian news round-up

India's master batsman Sachin Tendulkar suffered a foot injury during the final of the tri-nation series against the West Indies on Saturday when his right foot spiked his left foot while fielding, forcing him to withdraw from the first part of the

11-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

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