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Aminul and Akram scrambled runner-up Trophy for Bangladesh

Aminul Islam and Akram Khan duo had to content with the runner-up Trophy in the USA Double-Wicket Tournament

17-Jul-2001•Shahryar Khan

Australia and England boosted by return to fitness of key players

Australia have been boosted by the return to fitness of their first choice team ahead of Thursday's Second npower Test at Lord's

17-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Aussie game a great sucess says Anderson

Following the four day game against The Australians at Taunton Somerset Chief Executive Peter Anderson was in bouyant mood

17-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Holland beat Namibia in exciting finish

Holland claimed the ICC Trophy with a thrilling last ball victory by two wicket over Namibia here at the Toronto Cricket Curling and Skating Club Sunday (partly reported in Monday's edition)

17-Jul-2001•Latafat Ali Siiddiqui

WPCA top three elected unopposed

The annual meeting of the Western Province Cricket Association will once again be a quiet affair after the top three officials were elected unopposed

17-Jul-2001•WPCA Staff

Yorkshire happy with Gough's charity appearance explanation

Yorkshire County Cricket Club have accepted Darren Gough's explanation of his appearance in a charity match at the weekend after he had been rested by the club

17-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Batsmen lick their lips but Sri Lanka start as favourites

The latest triangular tournament to grip the sub-continent is set to commence and, to coin the main sponsor's catch phrase, one-day cricket tastes good in these parts

17-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Promotion and relegation issues add excitement to fresh round in CricInfo Championship

Shahid Afridi makes his CricInfo Championship debut for Leicestershire against Glamorgan in Cardiff tomorrow

17-Jul-2001•CricInfo

New Zealand, not India, are the main rivals: Jayasuriya

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya considers New Zealand to be his team's main rivals in the triangular one-day Coca Cola Cup series starting in Colombo on Wednesday

17-Jul-2001

Muralitharan claims expectations are too high

Sri Lanka's magical off-spinner, Muttiah Muralitharan, speaking after the Sri Lankan's final practice before Wednesday's Coca-Cola Cup clash against New Zealand, warned that the wicket taking expectations placed upon him are too high

17-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Awesome triumph for men of the Maple Leaf

Canada is a land of many races, many ethnic groups and therefore many languages

17-Jul-2001•John Polack

Assessments underway for NZ Under-19 World Cup side

New Zealand's preparations for next year's Youth World Cup to be staged in New Zealand are already underway

17-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Contest among opening batsmen off to early start

An early hint of the battle to be fought over the opening position for New Zealand this summer has been given in the selection of the New Zealand A side to play in next month's Buchi Babu tournament in India

17-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

India yet to submit nominee

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not submitted the names of its candidates for the post of development officers of the Asian Cricket Council, one week after the expiry of the deadline

17-Jul-2001

Itchy feet starting to get to me as Kiwis go to Sri Lanka

Denis Aberhart has again followed David Trist to what will this time be his greatest challenge

17-Jul-2001•Chris Cairns

It's going to be tough for the Kiwi's

Russel Arnold Our first match is against New Zealand and I have to say that I don't envy them

16-Jul-2001•Russel Arnold

Zoysa ruled out of Coca Cola Cup with ankle injury

Chairman of the Sri Lankan selectors, Tikiri Kehelgamuwa, confirmed today that Nuwan Zoysa has been forced to withdraw from the 15-man Sri Lankan one-day squad this morning after failing to recover from an ankle stress fracture

16-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Indian news round-up

Congress parliamentary party deputy leader Madhavrao Scindia on Sunday hoped that suspended cricketing ties between India and Pakistan would be restored after the summit between Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Pakistan President Pervez

16-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

Game ends in draw as West Indies opt for batting practise

The three-day first-class friendly match between Zimbabwe A and the West Indian tourists at Kwekwe Sports Club ended in a tame draw, as the tourists concentrated on batting practice

16-Jul-2001•John Ward

New Zealand cruise to impressive victory

Two days ago New Zealand's players were enduring sub zero temperatures in Christchurch

16-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

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