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President's XI go down fighting against the West Indians

Zimbabwe President's XI fell to a 214-run defeat against the West Indians at Harare - but they did not go down without a fight

11-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Stewart cleared of corruption charges

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today received and decided to issue publicly the attached statement by Mr Gerard Elias, QC, the Chairman of the ECB's Discipline Standing Committee

11-Jul-2001•ECB Media Release

Holland down Denmark

Holland defeated Denmark with a 41-run win in the ICC Trophy Super League which got under way here Monday

11-Jul-2001•Latafat Ali Siddiqui

Bradburn in the greatest learning period of his 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

11-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Jason Gillespie's Diary: Reflections on the First Test

Going from the hotel to the ground for the first day of the First Ashes Test in England was an unusually casual affair

11-Jul-2001•Jason Gillespie

39 players selected for State Under-19 camp

Thirty nine players have been selected by the Tripura Cricket Association to attend the first phase of the coaching camp for the State under-19 team to be held at the MBB stadium in Agartala from July 16 for 21 days

11-Jul-2001•Staff Reporter

Kumble returns to competitive cricket

Ace Indian leg spinner Anil Kumble, laid low and out of cricket action after the shoulder surgery in January this year, has returned to competitive cricket, amid firm indications that he would be fit well in time for the South African tour in October

11-Jul-2001

Sublime Trescothick leads Somerset victory charge

Marcus Trescothick produced an innings of sublime quality to ease Somerset into the C&G Trophy quarter-finals with a seven-wicket win at Taunton

11-Jul-2001•Richard Latham

Symonds leads Kent through at expense of Northants

Queenslander Andrew Symonds won the Antipodean head-to-head with Northamptonshire's Michael Hussey to ease Kent into the quarter-finals of the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy with a six wicket win achieved with 13-balls to spare

11-Jul-2001•Mark Pennell of the Kent Messenger Group

Second XI Championship Scores

West End: Hampshire 2nd XI 136 & 102-3 (J Laney 54*) Somerset 2nd XI 152 (W Durston 49; J Schofield 3-13, CG van der Gucht 3-36)

11-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Jayasuriya wary of New Zealand in Sri Lankan tourney

Having played in 235 One-Day Internationals, Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya should know a thing or two about the game

10-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

Mark Butcher: Happy to be back but captaincy? No thanks

It's funny how your luck can turn around in this game

10-Jul-2001•Mark Butcher

Author of Cricket Lovely Cricket is jailed for theft

The cricket author Vijay Kumar has been jailed for ten months after being convicted of stealing cricket memorabilia worth thousands of pounds

10-Jul-2001•Stephen Lamb

Gayle's best marred by injury blow

Opener Chris Gayle bounced back from his first innings 0 to hit a double century on the second day of the West Indians' game against a Zimbabwe President's XI at the country club Harare

10-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Help on the way for West Indies

Help is on the way for the injury hit West Indies team, currently on a tour of the African continent

10-Jul-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Sinclair and Vincent in shape for Sri Lanka

New Zealand One-Day International opener Mathew Sinclair finished the first part of his summer with Yorkshire club Cleethorpes on Saturday with a resounding win which lifted the club to fourth place in the Yorkshire premier league

10-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Gough offers to captain as Butcher and Stewart decline

With several of the leading contenders having ruled themselves out, Darren Gough has offered to captain England in the Second npower Test at Lord's in the absence of the injured Nasser Hussain

10-Jul-2001•George Dobell

Jaipur to host Central Zone Ranji Trophy one day matches

Jaipur will host the 2001-2002 Central Zone Ranji Trophy one day league competition from January 2 to 7, the executive secretary of the Rajasthan Cricket Association Anant Vyas said in Jaipur on Tuesday

10-Jul-2001

Marsh, Healy helped me perform well in Zimbabwe: Dighe

Vital tips by former Australian wicketkeepers Rodney Marsh and Ian Healy helped the Indian wicketkeeper Sameer Dighe perform well on the recently concluded tour of Zimbabwe

10-Jul-2001

Second XI Scores

Trent Bridge: Lancashire 2nd XI 287-3 (GD Lloyd 148*, MJ Chilton 66) Nottinghamshire 2nd XI 147-7 (CJ Hewison 47) Lancashire 2nd XI won the match on run rate

10-Jul-2001•CricInfo

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