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Bert Sutcliffe family man first

As tributes poured in to the great New Zealand batsman Bert Sutcliffe, who died today at the age of 77, the Sutcliffe family were reminded yet again how much they share their husband, father and grandfather with cricket lovers

20-Apr-2001•Chris Rosie

Don't rule me out of England side yet, says Hick

Graeme Hick is setting his sights on yet another comeback into the England Test side

20-Apr-2001•CricInfo

Code of Conduct for players to be ready soon: Uma

"The Code of Conduct is almost ready and we will soon announce it," Sports Minister Uma Bharti told PTI, adding that these should be implemented by the States as well as the National Sports Federations

20-Apr-2001

Durham fail to build on Love's good start

Durham failed to capitalise on an excellent start by new overseas player Martin Love

20-Apr-2001•Tim Wellock

The English bug is harmless if dealt with properly

Pakistan in England: Team Assessment

20-Apr-2001•Adeel Javed

Chapple shines as Lancashire dominate against Somerset

Lancashire seamer Glen Chapple took 6-46 as Somerset were skittled for 204 at Taunton in the CricInfo Championship

20-Apr-2001•Richard Latham

Goodwin aims to impress for Sussex

Former Zimbabwe Test batsman Murray Goodwin is determined not to live in the shadow of Michael Bevan as Sussex's overseas player this season

20-Apr-2001•CricInfo

Urdu Report - ARY Gold Cup Final ODI: Pakistan v Sri Lanka

Final Ary Gold Cup, Urdu Report

20-Apr-2001•Maria Naureen

Bowlers give West Indies the edge in final Test

Just when they were being written off

20-Apr-2001•Marcus Prior

New Zealand batting legend Bert Sutcliffe dies in Auckland

Bert Sutcliffe, one of the finest cricketers of any generation that New Zealand has produced, died in Auckland at the South Auckland Hospice at 1am today

20-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

Displaying cricket's charm, that was Bert Sutcliffe

Big-time sports stars didn't often make it to Gore in rural Southland in the 1960s and 1970s

20-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

No word yet on whereabouts of cricketers

Five Indian players from a cricket clinic in Karnataka sent for training to the Australian Cricket Academy (ACC) have been reported missing with no word on their whereabouts, a clinic official said in Mangalore on Thursday

20-Apr-2001

Mercantile Cricket Association sixes to be held this weekend

The Mercantile Cricket Association six-a-side tournament will be held this weekend (21st and 22nd April) at the MCA, Wesley, and D.S

20-Apr-2001•CricInfo

Lancashire players make a name for themselves

Lancashire open their summer in the CricInfo Championship at Taunton today, with names and numbers on the backs of their shirts

20-Apr-2001•Sean Beynon

ARY Gold Cup Final: Pre match scenario

ARY Gold Cup 2001 Final at Sharjah, Pre Match report

20-Apr-2001•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Kent make excellent start against reigning champions

Defending champions Surrey toiled all day without reward as Kent finished on 176 for nought on the first day of the CricInfo Championship game at The Oval.

20-Apr-2001•Andy Jalil

Powell and Dale hit centuries as Glamorgan take charge

Michael Powell and Adrian Dale both cracked centuries as Glamorgan closed on 339-4 against Northants at Northampton in the CricInfo Championship.

20-Apr-2001•Robin Reid

Sri Lanka clinch the ARY Gold Cup in style

ARY Gold Cup Final: Match Report

20-Apr-2001•Rafi Nasim

West Indies stumble again

Ricky Skerritt would have taken in a healthy monetary collection after the first day of the fifth and final Test yesterday

20-Apr-2001•Tony Cozier

Expensive overs, enough players for three teams and the end of a long season

The final edition of The Numbers Game for 2000/01 looks at New Zealand's performances in Sharjah and wraps up a long season which began at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane on 14 August and ended at the Sharjah Stadium on 17 April

20-Apr-2001•Francis Payne

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