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Kent beat Surrey in a thriller

Surrey suffered a dramatic one-run Benson and Hedges Cup defeat in Canterbury, but qualify as the Southern group runner's up while Kent crash out

07-May-2001•Mark Pennell of the Kent Messanger Group

England to play Wales at Cardiff in 2002

07-May-2001•Andrew Hignell

Gloucestershire's daunting total proves beyond Worcestershire

Gloucestershire were indebted to contrasting innings from Ian Harvey and Kim Barnett as they edged out Worcestershire by 21 runs in the Benson & Hedges Cup match at Bristol

06-May-2001•Mark Easterbrook

Sussex victory based on all-round team effort

Sussex have all but guaranteed a place in the knockout stages of the Benson & Hedges Cup after easing to a five-wicket win over Kent at Hastings

06-May-2001•Bruce Talbot

NCC clinch Premier championship with thrilling win

Nondescripts CC led by ex-Sri Lanka cricketer Hashan Tillakaratne clinched Sri Lanka's domestic premier championship title on Sunday when they came from behind to snatch a thrilling three-wicket win over Colombo CC in the final Super League match

06-May-2001•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Eight wicket win gives South Africa 3-1 lead in one-day series

South Africa drew maximum reward from a hard weekend of cricket as they beat the West Indies by eight wickets in the fourth one-day international at Queen's Park stadium on Sunday and took a healthy 3-1 lead in the seven-match series

06-May-2001•Marcus Prior

West Indies need settled selection policy

As unpalatable as it is, Carl Hooper spoke the undeniable truth on Friday

06-May-2001•Tony Cozier

Arjuna Ranatunga lashes out at Gupta allegations

The silence has been broken

06-May-2001•Charlie Austin

Hampshire fail to build the partnerships to trouble Middlesex

Hampshire's batting, lacking the substance which was so prevalent in the Middlesex middle order earlier in the day, gradually crumbled as they chased 226 for victory

06-May-2001•Andy Jalil

Ex-Notts man Dowman sees off his old county

Nottinghamshire's Benson & Hedges campaign suffered its first setback when former Trent Bridge favourite Mathew Dowman guided Derbyshire to their first group victory

06-May-2001•Nigel Gardner

Sobers for master class

The legendary Sir Garfield Sobers heads a distinguished list of former Test players earmarked to be among the tutors for the first batch of students at the Shell Cricket Academy of St

06-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Commission to interview Sarfraz, Bindra in London

Emirates Cricket Board's Independent Commission of Inquiry is to interview Pakistan's former Test cricketer Sarfraz Nawaz and I.S

06-May-2001•Imran Naeem Ahmad

Yorkshire back on track for the last eight

Yorkshire got back on course for the Benson & Hedges Cup quarter-finals with a comfortable five-wicket victory over Lancashire

06-May-2001•Andy Wilson

New injury blow for Flintoff

England all-rounder Andy Flintoff is in doubt for the NatWest Series against Pakistan and Australia after injuring himself today

06-May-2001•CricInfo

Mohammedan's Dream Came True After Five Years

Yesterday the match, though swept by the rain, forecasted a close finish and the spectators were dismayed to see their expectation washed away

06-May-2001•Shahryar Khan

Zimbabwe - Bangladesh one day series review

For the first time since attaining Test status in 1992, Zimbabwe went into a series as favourites and under pressure to win every match as they hosted Bangladesh, newcomers to the world of Test cricket

06-May-2001•Larry Moyo

One-Day Blunders

Ten thousand spectators, with representation from almost every single Caribbean island, filed into Queen's Park Stadium yesterday morning with plenty of flags and noise-making instruments in the hope of a West Indies triumph in the first of the

06-May-2001•Haydn Gill

NCC left agonisingly short of first innings triumph

Nondescripts Cricket Club were left an agonising six runs short of a first innings victory, which would almost certainly insure them the Premier League Trophy, at the close of play on a dramatic second day at Reid Avenue today

05-May-2001•CricInfo

PCB hopeful BCCI top brass will attend Lahore ACC meeting

Pakistan has expressed the hope that India would attend the forthcoming meeting of the cash rich Asian Cricket Council, scheduled to be held in Lahore on May 25

05-May-2001

Mushtaq's wiles too much for students

Mushtaq Ahmed pushed his claims for a place in the Pakistan Test side with a marvellous spell of spin bowling to help the tourists to a comfortable innings and 87-run win over the British Universities at Trent Bridge

05-May-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

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