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Hayward heroics blasts Andover into SEC Cup Final

Jerry Hayward blitzed 26 runs off the final over against Havant at London Road and sent Andover soaring into their first Southern Electric Contracting Cup final

15-Jul-2001•Mike Vimpany

Netherlands scramble home in pressure-cooker finish

It's funny what pressure does sometimes

15-Jul-2001•John Polack

Ranatunga and de Silva cleared by Sri Lankan probe

Arjuna Ranatunga and Aravinda de Silva are the latest players to have been cleared of the match-fixing charges made by bookmaker Mukesh Gupta's in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) report

15-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Gloucestershire must evolve to stay ahead of the pack

Before last week Gloucestershire had not lost in the knockout stage of a cup competition for three years

15-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Hole lot of trouble at Old Trafford

A tiny hole in one of the Old Trafford covers caused the Norwich Union second division clash between Lancashire and Durham to be abandoned without a ball being bowled

15-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Warwickshire recover to defeat Northants

Warwickshire had to dig themselves out of a hole to achieve a victory target of only 159 after Northants' seamer Mike Strong scattered their upper batting with a spell of three wickets without cost in only eight balls

15-Jul-2001•John Sheldon

Leicestershire keep winning despite Lehmann hundred

Leicestershire Foxes maintained their 100 per cent winning record this season by beating Yorkshire Phoenix by 16 runs at Scarborough yesterday to notch their seventh consecutive victory

15-Jul-2001•David Warner

Under 19s team for opening ECB Championship match v Sussex.

Uder 19s team against Sussex.

15-Jul-2001•Mike Vimpany

When Sri Lanka notched up the highest total in Tests

It is not very often that a drawn rubber of two Tests is termed as a near disaster for one side

14-Jul-2001•Partab Ramchand

Gayle century dominates opening day

More new ground was broken in Zimbabwe cricket as the small Midlands city of Kwekwe hosted a full international touring team in a first-class match for the first time

14-Jul-2001•John Ward

England boosted by improvement in Thorpe's fitness

Graham Thorpe will probably be 100 per cent fit by the start of the Second Ashes Test, according to England captain Nasser Hussain

14-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Hampshire stick to same team for Norwich Union clash with Derbyshire at Rose Bowl.

Hampshire team v Derby NUL

14-Jul-2001•Victor Isaacs

Graveney urges more discipline from England

England's chairman of selectors, David Graveney, is calling for a much more disciplined performance from the players in the Second Ashes Test which starts at Lord's on Thursday

14-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Six wickets for Fleming as tourists take 81-run lead

Damien Fleming bowled Australia to a first innings lead of 81 by taking 6-59 on the second day of the Vodafone Challenge Match at Taunton

14-Jul-2001•Richard Latham

Indian news round-up

The Ministry of Sports and Tourism has approved the same squad presented by the Sri Lankan national selectors for the forthcoming Coca-Cola Cup

14-Jul-2001•Staff and Agencies

Mashonaland Cricket Association in chaos as non-white clubs withdraw

The Mashonaland Cricket Association's annual general meeting (AGM) ended in chaos at Harare Sports Club on Friday evening when the non-white clubs announced that they had pulled out of the league

14-Jul-2001•Larry Moyo

Wood impresses against the Aussies

Those who stayed at The County Ground after the heavy morning showers had prevented any play until 1.45pm, were bathed in sunshine and treated to some entertaining cricket

14-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Surrey end Gloucestershire's run of wins in Lord's finals

The unique run of success that Gloucestershire have enjoyed in limited-overs cricket for the last two years was brought to an end by a side that has enjoyed similar success in the longer version of the game

14-Jul-2001•Andy Jalil

Australia down Ireland in rain-hit women's one-dayer

The Australian women's team defeated their Irish counterparts on Thursday at Leinster Cricket Club, Rathmines, Dublin, in the first game of a three-match one-day international series

13-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Parore says break has been long enough for Kiwis

New Zealand might have only a 33% success rate in tri-series One-Day International tournaments but CLEAR Black Caps wicket-keeper Adam Parore says last year's ICC KnockOut win in Nairobi had been an important step for the side towards improving that

13-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

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