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Bichel called up to Australian team

CARDIFF, Wales - Queenslander Andy Bichel has been called into the Australian one day cricket squad for tomorrow's match against England at Bristol

09-Jun-2001•AAP

Speed: Australia s cricketers need extra security

Australian Cricket Board chief executive Malcolm Speed has written an urgent letter to his English counterpart demanding extra security to protect Steve Waugh's team on the Ashes tour

09-Jun-2001•Will Swanton

In form Pakistan can deny Australia a win

Article: Imtiaz Sipra column on Pak in Eng tour, NWS, Ist Match

09-Jun-2001•Imtiaz Sipra

Lee in secret comeback

Brett Lee returned to international cricket for Australia against Pakistan at Sophia Gardens today in a secretive operation that would have made the CIA proud

09-Jun-2001•Will Swanton

SA A tour of India cancelled

The South Africa A tour of India which was planned for September this year has been postponed, the United Cricket Board has announced

09-Jun-2001

1st Match, England v Pakistan,Natwest Series,Statistical Highlights

It was the 1719th One-Day International match in cricket history

08-Jun-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Gloucestershire appoint new chief executive

Gloucestershire have appointed 49-year-old Army man Tom Richardson as their new chief executive

08-Jun-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Eastern Province name their 2001-02 squad.

Eastern Province, after losing the services of Shafiek Abrahams to Northerns, look to still have a very strong bowling line-up after naming their squad for the 2001-02 domestic season.

08-Jun-2001•Keith Lane

Eastern Province strategic planning process gets underway

EP Cricket Board on recommendation of the United Cricket Board of South Africa have commissioned RGA - a management consultancy - to facilitate the creation of a strategic plan for our province.

08-Jun-2001•Ronel Dawson

2001-2002 Bulls squad announced

The XXXX Queensland Bulls have re-signed their Pura Cup championship team for the 2001-2002 cricket season

08-Jun-2001•Queensland Cricket

ECB to review security after Edgbaston pitch invasion

The England and Wales Cricket Board are aiming to step up security at NatWest Series games following the pitch invasion at Edgbaston last night

08-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Aravinda confident of Sri Lanka victory over India

Sri Lanka's veteran batsman Aravinda de Silva says he is confident of beating India in the forthcoming three-match Test series

08-Jun-2001•Rex Clementine Fernando

Indian news round-up

The Goa Cricket Association (GCA) secretary Vinod Phadke, wanted by police for his alleged involvement in the fake ticket scam during the fifth one-day international between India and Australia, on Thursday surrendered before the judicial magistrate

08-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

Australian form a mystery versus Pakistan

CARDIFF, Wales - Shrugging and rolling his eyes, Steve Waugh admits he does not have the faintest idea how Australia will perform in the one-day international against Pakistan tomorrow

08-Jun-2001•Will Swanton

Waugh aims to lift Australia against confident Pakistan

Australia skipper Steve Waugh is aiming to shrug off two disappointing results against English county sides when they take on high-flying Pakistan in the second NatWest Series match at Cardiff tomorrow

08-Jun-2001•CricInfo

International match scheduling for 2002 season

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have announced the international match programme for the 2002 season

08-Jun-2001•ECB Media Release

`Sufficient evidence' against GCA officials, say police

Police said on Friday that there was "sufficient evidence" of involvement of the Former deputy chief minister and president of the Goa Cricket Association (GCA) Dayanand Narvekar, GCA secretary Vinod Phadke and former GCA treasurer Ramnath

08-Jun-2001

India have Zimbabwe on the ropes

India have a good chance of a three-day victory in the First Test match at the Queen's Sports Club in Bulawayo, as after day two Zimbabwe had lost three second-innings wickets and were still 66 runs behind

08-Jun-2001•John Ward

Surrey bowlers put Somerset in trouble

If the first two days at The Oval belonged to batsmen, the third was distinctly in favour of bowlers with 15 wickets going down, the last eight of which were Somerset's who finished the day with an overall lead of 164 and two wickets standing

08-Jun-2001•Andy Jalil

Dakin shines for Leicestershire at Old Trafford

Jon Dakin was Leicestershire's all-round star on a third day of twists and turns at Old Trafford

08-Jun-2001•Andy Wilson

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