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Frustrations mount for England as Pakistan make it two in a row

Article: Imtiaz Sipra column on Pak v Eng match, NWS ODI4

13-Jun-2001•Imtiaz Sipra

Betting advice on England v Australia

Matt Finnigan of Ladbrokes previews the Natwest Triangular One-Day International between England & Australia

13-Jun-2001•Matt Finnigan

Testers off target'

Ricky Skerritt does not believe his work during the last 15 months was adequately evaluated, but the reinstated West Indies manager admits there were some shortcomings within the team set-up

13-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

Longer shelf life for players has its advantages in England

Well another week has flown by, one that many in the club will never forget

13-Jun-2001•Stephen Fleming

Indians among participants in double wicket tourney

Double wicket competitions are still a popular draw the world over

13-Jun-2001•Staff Reporter

Gray hints at action against countries refusing to play another

The International Cricket Council needs more powers to deal with issues like match-fixing and the refusal of countries to play against certain opponents, ICC chief Malcolm Gray said in Sharjah on Tuesday

13-Jun-2001

Men-of-the-matches in England 99, are called on to join Bangladesh-A squad

Taking part in the 1999 World Cup was a dream for Bangladesh, who began the Tournament hoping for a solitary win over Scotland

13-Jun-2001•Shahryar Khan

BCCI not happy with Dhaka as venue for ATC final

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is not happy about the Asian Cricket Council's (ACC) decision to award the Asian Test Championship final to Dhaka (Bangladesh)

13-Jun-2001

Kumble out of action for another two months

Ace leg-spinner Anil Kumble has still not recovered fully from his shoulder injury and would be out of action for another two months

13-Jun-2001

Piper leads Warwickshire recovery at Worcester

Warwickshire overcame a hostile spell by Alamgir Sheriyar to reach 256 for nine on the first day of their CricInfo Championship clash with neighbouring Worcestershire

13-Jun-2001•Roy Bradley

Burns fires Somerset to imposing total

Mike Burns savaged the Yorkshire attack to hit a career-best 162 not out as Somerset dominated the opening day of the Bath Festival after losing the toss

13-Jun-2001•Richard Latham

Twenty wickets fall on first day Leicester

Veterans Devon Malcolm and Phil DeFreitas turned back the clock as they took seven wickets between them to wreck the Northants innings on the first day of the CricInfo Championship clash at Grace Road

13-Jun-2001•Neville Foulger

Australia's best is yet to come, warns Waugh

Australia may have a 100 per cent record in the NatWest Series against England and Pakistan but, worryingly for their opponents, skipper Steve Waugh says his side are still some way off their best

13-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Gloucestershire take charge against Durham thanks to Alleyne

Gloucestershire's batting revival continued at King's School, Gloucester, today as a century from captain Mark Alleyne led them to a commanding 359-7 in the CricInfo Championship second division match with Durham

13-Jun-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Kent's total may not prove enough against Glamorgan

Kent's rash batting coupled with an inspired spell of bowling by Glamorgan seamer Darren Thomas ensured honours finished just about even at the end of this first day of four at Maidstone

13-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

There must be serious doubts about Shoaib fitness

The momentum of Old Trafford carried to Edgbaston, Pakistan on a high and England singing the blues and the first game of the NatWest triangular series was a mismatch

13-Jun-2001•Omar Kureishi

ND achieves surplus result

Northern Districts completed an operating surplus of $57,402 over the past season, an increase of $13,446 on last year

13-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sehwag, Dinesh Mongia, Harvinder Singh, Sodhi in Indian squad for triangular

Young Indian batsman Yuvraj Singh and veteran Robin Singh were the notable omissions from India's squad for the triangular series in Zimbabwe involving the hosts and the West Indies starting later this month

13-Jun-2001

Pakistan A take honours on first day

Sri Lanka A were dismissed for 220 in the final over by Pakistan A who took the honours on the opening day of the first four-day unofficial Test played at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium on Wednesday

13-Jun-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Hampshire recover thanks to half-centuries

Having begun poorly with the loss of two early wickets, a series of half-centuries later in the day took Hampshire to 310 for seven by stumps on the first day

13-Jun-2001•Andy Jalil

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