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Ramprakash set to bolster England's middle order

Mark Ramprakash is in line to return to the England squad after he was forced to withdraw from the First Test side because of a hamstring strain

13-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Somerset Under 16's go down at Richmond

Somerset Under-16s lost their two-day match against Middlesex at Richmond on Tuesday and Wednesday this week

13-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Namibians stun Scots to snare World Cup berth

Namibia has made cricket history here in Toronto today by qualifying for its first-ever World Cup.

13-Jul-2001•John Polack

It's great to be heading back into action

For the three months since the end of the home cricket season, all I have thought about has been building towards this tour to Sri Lanka

13-Jul-2001•Daniel Vettori

Big year in store for armchair cricket fans in New Zealand

New Zealand cricket fans could be in for a bonanza of viewing this year as SKY Television lines up its busiest year yet

13-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Ganguly, Tendulkar invited to play in London

Sourav Ganguly and Sachin Tendulkar have been invited by the former Prime Minister of England, John Major to take part in a match at the Oval on September 18

13-Jul-2001•Staff Reporter

Fast practice wickets to be ready in four months.

The secretary of the Sports Ministry Dr

13-Jul-2001•Rex Clementine

A devoted coach who guided the fortunes of many great players

Keki Tarapore, who passed away in Bangalore on Thursday, was the perfect example of the adage that one need not be a good player to be a good coach

13-Jul-2001•Staff Reporter

Time for Sri Lanka's fast bowlers to take centre stage

Having made a hash of the Pakistan A tour the Sri Lankan national selectors have surpassed expectations with their Coca Cola Cup squad, showing the vision to accept the management's argument that the balance of the side must start to reflect

13-Jul-2001•Charlie Austin

Umpires panel for Coca Cola Cup

Six umpires will officiate in the Coca Cola Cup One-Day Tri series to be contested by Sri Lanka, New Zealand and India in Colombo from July 18 to August 5

12-Jul-2001•Staff Reporter

Seconds face uphill struggle for victory

Hampshire Seconds ended the third day of the Championship match at Southampton in a strong position against Somerset

12-Jul-2001•Richard Walsh

Atherton appointed England captain for Lord's Test

England today named Michael Atherton as their stand-in captain for the Second Ashes Test starting next Thursday at Lord's

12-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Ganguly's panacea not suitable for India's final problem

Sourav Ganguly's suggestion for a best-of-three finals in one-day competitions betrays the depths to which his confidence levels have plunged

12-Jul-2001•Sankhya Krishnan

Well-known coach Tarapore passes away

Well-known cricket coach and former Ranji Trophy player, KB Tarapore, who had trained many cricketers of repute including Rahul Dravid, Erapalli Prasanna and Brijesh Patel, died in Bangalore today after a bout of pneumonia, according to family

12-Jul-2001

Flintoff inspires Lancashire success

Lancashire booked a place in the last eight of the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy with a comfortable seven-wicket win over Sussex at Old Trafford

12-Jul-2001•Colin Evans

Atherton the right choice as stand-in England captain

In my opinion, it was the right decision to appoint Michael Atherton as England captain for the Second Test against Australia at Lord's

12-Jul-2001•Alec Stewart

Cricket through the ages

Even in pre-historic times the game of cricket was played in some form or the other

12-Jul-2001•Rafi Nasim

Collins `sharp'

Pedro Collins is stunned by his sudden call-up to the West Indies team as one of the replacements for the injured Cameron Cuffy and Mervyn Dillon

12-Jul-2001•Haydn Gill

Pitch comments surprise New Zealanders

New Zealand's cricketers heading to Sri Lanka for the Coca-Cola Cup series with the host nation and India have been surprised by comments that pitches are being doctored for the series

12-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

Hitchcock develops technology advance for NZ

A good game is a quick game they say in many sports, but New Zealand Cricket analyst Zach Hitchcock has developed the ability to reduce a day's play to 30-35 minutes

12-Jul-2001•Lynn McConnell

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