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Marsh and Ward make Somerset toil

Daniel Marsh hit a century and Trevor Ward 93 as Leicestershire piled up their biggest total of the season on the first day of the CricInfo Championship clash with Somerset at Grace Road

30-May-2001•Neville Foulger

I'm not a complete player, says Dravid

He is one of the select few with a Test batting average of over 50 but Rahul Dravid insists that he is not a complete batsman

30-May-2001

Centurions Shah and Hutton set new record

A record-breaking fourth-wicket partnership, in which both Owais Shah and Ben Hutton scored centuries, saw Middlesex gain a commanding position by the end of the first day of their CricInfo Championship match against Derbyshire at Southgate

30-May-2001•Norman de Mesquita

Another double century for Sinclair in Yorkshire League

New Zealand Test No 3 batsman Mathew Sinclair had been too quiet for too long and the Yorkshire Academy was on the receiving end in a premier league match with Cleethorpes on Monday

30-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

How do you tell skill from skulduggery, that's the question?

ICC crime buster, Sir Paul Condon made some interesting points in his long-awaited report on corruption in cricket

30-May-2001•Chris Cairns

India's first imported pitches at the Brabourne Stadium

The Cricket Club of India has scored another first

30-May-2001•Marcus Couto

Aussies have the psychological edge, says Waugh

The Australians began their first practice session in England today in readiness for the NatWest and Ashes series - and believe that they hold the psychological edge over England

30-May-2001•CricInfo

Fulton century puts Kent in charge

Opening batsman David Fulton hit his fourth century of the summer to help Kent into a dominant position at 320 for three on day one of the Tunbridge Wells Festival week game with Essex at the Nevill

30-May-2001•Mark Pennell

ATC fixtures finalised after clarification from BCCI: Dalmiya

The Asian Cricket Council had worked out the Asian Test Championship fixtures after receiving the Board of Control for Cricket in India's clarification on its government policies regarding cricketing ties with Pakistan, former ICC President Jagmohan

30-May-2001

Glamorgan's Wharf shows his old county no favours

Alex Wharf celebrated career-best figures against his old county Yorkshire as Glamorgan kept themselves in the CricInfo Championship clash at Swansea

30-May-2001•Richard Thomas of the South Wales Evening Post

Marijuana smokers let off too lightly?

For the last decade or so, the princely game of cricket has passed through a mounting tide of indiscipline giving way to criminal tendencies

30-May-2001•Rafi Nasim

Opening match drawn as Indians opt for batting practice

After the loss of the second day, the warm-up match between Zimbabwe A and the Indians petered out into the expected draw, although India did turn down a chance of an outright win when they decided against enforcing the follow-on

30-May-2001•John Ward

Mushfiqur Rahman Seemed to Be Aggrieved About His Zimbabwe Performance

Before the Zimbabwe tour he looked complacent and confident when I met him in BKSP

30-May-2001•Shahryar Khan

Pakistan will be aiming to bounce back

In his latest CricInfo Diary entry, Alec Stewart looks ahead to the prospect of captaining England in the second and final Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford, and in the triangular one-day series which follows

30-May-2001•Alec Stewart

Afzaal and Johnson take advantage of woeful Durham bowling

Nottinghamshire's Paul Johnson and Usman Afzaal capitalised on wayward bowling by Durham in an unbroken stand of 171 at Chester-le-Street

30-May-2001•Tim Wellock

Goodwin bats all day for century against Hampshire

Murray Goodwin batted all day as Sussex built a commanding position against second division leaders Hampshire at the Rosebowl

30-May-2001•Pat Symes

Indian news round-up

The Indian cricket team members currently in Zimbabwe will play the series without any sponsors logo on their clothing

30-May-2001•Staff and Agencies

Next edition of Asia Cup to be held in Pakistan

The next edition of the Asia Cup will be held in Pakistan next year though the specific month will be decided after ascertaining the international calendar of the participating countries

30-May-2001

ACC agreement on loss compensation to be signed in two months

The four Test playing nations of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) which decided to enter into a pact with the provision to compensate for the losses suffered by the ACC in the event of non-participation, will finalise the agreement within two months,

30-May-2001

Waugh ready for tough series against England

Australian captain Steve Waugh believes that despite England's recent run of success, his side are still the favourites for the forthcoming Ashes series against England

30-May-2001•Stephen Lamb

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