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HNB, Seylan to decide league crown

Hatton National Bank and Seylan Bank put themselves in line to win the Mercantile 'A' division league cricket title after torrential rain washed out all four matches of the Singer sponsored tournament on Sunday

04-Jun-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

CFX Academy succumb to dominant India

The Indian tourists won their mismatch of teams against the CFX Academy by 226 runs with 13 overs to spare, thanks to superb bowling by Javagal Srinath and Harbhajan Singh

04-Jun-2001•John Ward

Bhubaneswar clubs demand exclusive cricket stadium

Leading local cricket clubs and associations have come together to demand construction of an exclusive cricket stadium in Bhubaneswar

04-Jun-2001

Former Goa deputy CM arrested in alleged ticket scam

Former Goa deputy CM arrested in alleged ticket scamFormer Goa deputy chief minister Dayanand Narvekar was on Monday arrested for his alleged involvement in the ticket scam during the fifth one-day international between India and Australia on April

04-Jun-2001

Celebrate not criticise - am over the moon with joy

Pakistan in England: Mudassar's Column on 2nd Test, day 5

04-Jun-2001•Mudassar Nazar

Hants just fail in last-gasp bid for victory

Essex captain Ronnie Irani shouldered the responsibility of bowling the last over of the match just as Hampshire's last-wicket pair of Lawrie Prittipaul and Chris Tremlett threatened an unlikely victory - and was rewarded with Prittipaul's wicket

03-Jun-2001•Pat Symes

Somerset pinch a point thanks to Turner

Somerset Sabres took 14 runs off Matthew Fleming's final over of the day to snatch a tie in a low-scoring game with Kent Spitfires played out on a difficult Tunbridge Wells pitch

03-Jun-2001•Mark Pennell

Maher and James help Glamorgan to victory

Half-centuries from Jimmy Maher and Steve James helped Glamorgan secure an impressive six-wicket win over Sussex in the National League Division Two clash at Swansea

03-Jun-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Tahir Amin's Urdu Report - Old Trafford Test (Day 4)

Urdu Report

03-Jun-2001•Tahir Amin Malik

Coach Fletcher pays tribute to openers

England coach Duncan Fletcher praised his two opening batsmen after they had taken the fight to the Pakistanis at Old Trafford

03-Jun-2001•CricInfo

With 285 remaining are Pakistan in a happy position?

Article: Rafi Nasim Report on Pak in Eng tour, Test2, Day 4

03-Jun-2001•Rafi Nasim

Rock steady Ricky Skerritt committed to his job

Ricky Skerritt feels the events of the last week have questioned his competence and integrity, but the reinstated West Indies team manager is committed to his job under the new top brass of the regional cricket board

03-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

Portsmouth steal a march at head of SEPL Division 2

Portsmouth have stolen a march at the top of Southern Electric Premier League Division 2 after fighting back to beat Lymington by four wickets after an absorbing tussle at St Helen's, Southsea

03-Jun-2001•Mike Vimpany

Sparsholt drop 100% record to rampant Trojans - Division Two Review

Sparsholt's unbeaten Premier Division 2 start ground to a halt with a nine-wicket defeat by Trojans at Stoneham Lane

03-Jun-2001•Mike Vimpany

Drakes bowls Warwickshire to 10-wicket win

Vasbert Drakes bowled Warwickshire to an improbable ten-wicket win as Gloucestershire's fragile batting again let them down at Edgbaston

03-Jun-2001•John Sheldon

Ramprakash steers Surrey to victory

Mark Ramprakash steered Surrey Lions to a four-wicket triumph over Northamptonshire Steelbacks at Wantage Road, breaking his side's duck in the Norwich Union League at the third attempt

03-Jun-2001•Robin Reid

Everyone had part to play in win over Worcestershire

The Australians were delighted with their opening tour game at Worcester - and not just because they comprehensively beat the county side

03-Jun-2001•CricInfo

ECB 38-County Cup Competition Results

March: Cambridge 313-9 (S Kellett 105, N Mohammed 56)

03-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Rousseau Steps Down

No president of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has ever had such a turbulent time in office as Pat Rousseau, the 67-year-old Jamaican attorney who resigned last night, five years after taking office following the latest of the many

03-Jun-2001•Tony Cozier

Cronje unlikely to face prosecution

Although Justice Edwin King refuses to discuss the matter ahead of his final report into match-fixing and corruption, it seems unlikely that he will recommend the scrapping of the indemnity against prosecution offered former South African captain

03-Jun-2001•Peter Robinson

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