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Nepal set for ICC Trophy debut as diplomatic efforts proceed

It is not known what the Canadian Prime Minister, Jean Chrétien, thinks of cricket, or even if he is aware it is played in Canada or Nepal, but his Department seems set to ensure the Himalayan Kingdom will make its ICC Trophy debut when the

24-Jun-2001•Tony Munro

Northants' dismal run continues at Headingley

Yorkshire Phoenix ended a run of three consecutive defeats in Division One of the Norwich Union League by gaining a 16-run victory over Northamptonshire Steelbacks who are still searching for their first win after five outings

24-Jun-2001•David Warner

Why Streak resigned as captain - and then changed his mind

Shockwaves reverberated through Zimbabwe cricket early on Saturday morning when, before the start of their opening match against West Indies in the one-day triangular tournament, Heath Streak announced his resignation as national captain

24-Jun-2001•John Ward

ECB 38 County Results

Kington: Herefordshire 154 (N Davies 55no; A Shimmons 5-26) Shropshire 155-4 (B Jones 50no) Shropshire won by four wickets

24-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Bournemouth still have much to do to challenge for honours

Paul Gover rates them as the best side Havant have come up against so far, but Matt Swarbrick believes Bournemouth still have a lot more work to do, particularly in the batting department, before they can start to challenge in the Southern Electric

24-Jun-2001•Mike Vimpany

10th Match (Final), Australia v Pakistan, NatWest Series, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1728th ODI in cricket history

24-Jun-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

1st Match, West Indies v Zimbabwe, Coca Cola Cup, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1727th ODI in cricket history

24-Jun-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

An endangered species on show today: Women's Test cricket

One of the rarest breed of contest in the cricketing world makes an appearance today

24-Jun-2001•Rick Eyre

Canada beat USA in warm-up match for ICC Trophy

Canada played USA in a friendly fixture at Inverhaugh C.C

24-Jun-2001•Canadian Cricket Association

Will Yorkshire end Gloucestershire's glorious run?

A mouth-watering Benson & Hedges Cup semi-final is in prospect at Headingley where Yorkshire, currently sitting pretty at the top of the CricInfo Championship first division, entertain one-day kings Gloucestershire

24-Jun-2001•CricInfo

Richman's at it again as Paultons pile up agony on Lymington II

Tony Richman, who smashed 71 runs off 28 balls at Purbrook last month, ran amok with a blistering boundary-strewn century as Paultons piled up 329-8 against struggling Southern Electric Premier Division 3 rivals Lymington II at the Sports Ground

24-Jun-2001•Mike Vimpany

Blewett and Afzaal destroy Somerset's hopes

A punishing stand of 161 between Greg Blewett and Usman Afzaal powered Notts Outlaws to their fourth NUL victory of the season and a six-wicket win over the Somerset Sabres

24-Jun-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

India cruise to nine wicket win over Zimbabwe

A disappointing pitch, a disappointing Zimbabwe team and consequently a disappointing match

24-Jun-2001•John Ward

Leicestershire withstand the pressure to stay unbeaten

Batting second for the fifth successive game, the Foxes continued their winning habit by overhauling Warwickshire's total of 221 for 7 to win by five wickets with 12 balls to spare

24-Jun-2001•John Sheldon

Derbyshire bundle out Middlesex to secure win

Derbyshire tasted victory for the first time since May 13th when they beat Middlesex by 42 runs at Derby

24-Jun-2001•Nigel Gardner

Hampshire take 13 for C&G clash at Riverside

Hampshire choose from 13 for their third round Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy meeting with Durham at the Riverside in Chester-le-Street on Wednesday

24-Jun-2001•Richard Isaacs

Dutch cricket finding form

When Emmerson Trotman first played professional cricket in Holland 25 years ago, there was hardly any attention to the sport in the Dutch country

24-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

Pakistan A look to their seniors for inspiration

With the series deadlocked after two drawn 'Tests', Pakistan A will try to draw some inspiration from the deeds of their senior team at the Galle International Stadium, when they meet Sri Lanka A in the third and final four-day 'Test' beginning on

24-Jun-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Indian news round-up

The Asian Cricket Council, in its AGM held in London earlier this week, named Saber Hossain Chowdhury as its President Elect

24-Jun-2001•Staff and Agencies

B.A.T.Sports cut Havant table-top advantage

BAT Sports have narrowed Havant's lead in the Southern Electric ECB Premier League to 11 points after crushing Division 1 basement boys Andover by nine wickets at London Road

24-Jun-2001•Mike Vimpany

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