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Australia take Ashes lead with crushing victory over England

To compete with Australia, England's best side needed to play to their full potential but with injuries blighting selections, the best of the rest were unable to lift their games and Australia were clinical in completing an innings and 118 run

08-Jul-2001•Kate Laven

The Super League: how it works

Under the playing conditions in use for the 2001 ICC Trophy tournament, the teams which finished in the top three places in each of the two groups in Division One automatically qualified for the so-called Super League phase of the event

08-Jul-2001•John Polack

16 Players are signed to be contracted with BCB

The Asian Test Championship is approaching and BCB has reduced their number of players to sixteen whom they have selected to be contracted, for this vital tournament of the longer version

07-Jul-2001•Shahryar Khan

Hat-trick hero Lewry takes 13 wickets in victory over weak Hampshire

Jason Lewry took the second hat-trick of his career on the way to a career-best match return of 13-79 as Sussex routed Hampshire by an innings and 113 runs to go second in Division Two of the CricInfo Championship

07-Jul-2001•Bruce Talbot

Record-breaking Rolton puts Australian Women in complete control

The compact and aggressive Australian left-hander, Karen Rolton, broke the record for the highest individual innings in a Test match, with 209 not out at Headingley today

07-Jul-2001•Matthew Appleby

Gilchrist's assault leaves England battling to survive in First Ashes Test

The first two sessions were a re-enactment of yesterday

07-Jul-2001•Kate Laven

Gilchrist: English conditions made me nervous

Australian hero Adam Gilchrist admitted to feeling nerves prior to the First Test at Edgbaston, and to disappointment at his own wicket-keeping display after England's first innings

07-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Laxman returns for Coca-Cola Cup final

Indian captain Saurav Ganguly confirmed that V V S Laxman will play in the final of the triangular one-day series against West Indies in Harare on Saturday while Ajit Agarkar and Harvinder Singh were the bowlers likely to be left out of the eleven

07-Jul-2001

Board to follow ICC guidelines on drugs, says Lele

Board Secretary Jayawant Lele has said that the BCCI will follow International Cricket Council's guidelines on controlling drug abuse in the game

07-Jul-2001

Ganguly, Tendulkar face LeT threat

Indian cricket captain Saurav Ganguly and star batsman Sachin Tendulkar are among those who have been threatened by the militant outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba

07-Jul-2001

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Indian cricket captain Saurav Ganguly and star batsman Sachin Tendulkar are among those who have been threatened by the militant outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba

07-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

Remarkable rearguard effort by Surrey tail frustrates Leicestershire

An unbroken last wicket stand of 109 in 39 overs between Martin Bicknell and Ian Salisbury, steered champions Surrey to one of the most remarkable results in their history at Grace Road

07-Jul-2001•Neville Foulger

Second XI Trophy Results

West End, Southampton: Hampshire 2nd XI 204 (J Laney 74, J Adams 55) Gloucester 2nd XI 113 Hampshire 2nd XI won by 91 runs

07-Jul-2001•CricInfo

West Indies upset India in Coca-Cola Cup final

In an upset result, West Indies overturned the form book to record a 16-run victory over India on Saturday to win the Coca-Cola Cup final at the Harare Sports Club, after twice losing to the same opposition in the preliminary round

07-Jul-2001•John Ward

Rain ruins Northants and Yorkshire game

Yorkshire had to settle for 10 points from a draw as the weather ruined the prospect of a good finish against Northamptonshire at Wantage Road

07-Jul-2001•Robin Reid

Read and rain frustrate Middlesex

The small fourth day crowd witnessed some bizarre scenes after tea as the entire Middlesex XI plus coach John Emburey turned their hands to assisting the ground staff in order to enable their CricInfo Championship match against Notts to re-start

07-Jul-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Worcestershire press for victory over Derbyshire

Rob Bailey and Graeme Welch rescued Derbyshire from the prospect of defeat inside three days but Worcestershire remain on course for victory

07-Jul-2001•Nigel Gardner

New cricket stadium to come up in Jaipur

A cricket stadium at par with international standards will come up in Jaipur, the Rajashtan local Self-Government Minister Shanti Dhariwal said on Thursday

07-Jul-2001

Alec Stewart: Blazing start to Ashes contest

Well, after all the build-up, the speculation and the media hype, the Ashes series is finally under way

07-Jul-2001•Alec Stewart

Somerset complete innings victory over Essex

Somerset needed only 40 minutes of the final day to wrap up victory over Essex by an innings and 60 runs at Taunton

07-Jul-2001•Richard Latham

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