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Allott propels Canterbury to victory with top order demolition

Geoff Allott showed tonight that while his bowling has become a limited resource, something to be rationed, it is the more precious for it as he took 4-23 to propel Canterbury to a four-wicket win over Wellington in a Shell Cup match at the

01-Dec-2000•Steve McMorran

Tame draw product of attempted revival effort

Wellington and Canterbury added another exhibit to cricket's hall of curiosities when their Shell Trophy match at the Basin Reserve, halved by rain, died meekly on its final day and with only a spasm or two before life became extinct

30-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

Too close to call on a day of rearguard batting

This was a day so tense and full of unexpected twists and turns that it would have been no surprise had Al Gore turned up to demand a recount

30-Nov-2000•Peter Hoare

Youhana, Moin steer Pakistan to a respectable score

Faisalabad, Nov 29: An unbroken 92-run sixth wicket partnership between Yousuf Youhana and skipper Moin Khan put Pakistan back on track for a healthy first innings total against England on the first day of the second Test

30-Nov-2000•Samiul Hasan

Pakistan seize the initiative against England

Pakistan snatched the initiative in the second Test with just moments to go in the evening session of the second day

30-Nov-2000•Staff and Agencies

Late wickets give Pakistan control of second Test

For the second consecutive day the initiative gained by England's excellent effort was lost in the final stages

30-Nov-2000•Andy Jalil

A day of fluctuating fortunes

After demolishing Pakistan for 316 runs through an extremely tight bowling-fielding combination, England took a cautious start but eventually succumbed to Pakistan's spin

30-Nov-2000•Col (Retd) Rafi Nasim

Sinclair keeps South Africa at bay

After a first day that somehow delivered rather less than it suggested, South Africa were handily placed to take a firm grip on the second Test and the three-match Castle Lager/MTN series

30-Nov-2000•Peter Robinson

Harvey hands stiff task to Bulls

Victorian all-rounder Ian Harvey has played the parts of rampaging middle order batsman, handy change bowler and key fieldsman to perfection to consign Queensland to difficulty by the halfway mark of the teams' Pura Cup match in Melbourne today

30-Nov-2000•John Polack

India send a warning

India, through an accomplished 69 from the teenager Mathali Raj and tight bowling performances by Renu Margrate, Purnima Rao and Rupanjali Shastri, scored a comprehensive victory over South Africa on the second day of the CricInfo Women's World Cup

30-Nov-2000•Chris Rosie

Hyderabad make steady comeback against Andhra

Andhra, resuming on the overnight score of 285 for three, were dismissed for 386 in 125 overs on the second day of their South Zone Ranji Trophy match against Hyderabad at Kurnool

30-Nov-2000•Waleed Hussain

Karnataka in shaky position

Goa were dismissed for 303 fifty-five minutes before lunch on the second day of their South Zone Ranji Trophy match against Karnataka at Margao

30-Nov-2000•Waleed Hussain

Indian confidence level on a high

Amidst speculation in the local press that the top four teams making the semi-final grade would be Australia, New Zealand, England and possibly South Africa, the Indian team brushed it aside with contempt by registering an emphatic victory against

30-Nov-2000•Shantha Rangaswamy

DP Singh derails Railways

A fine spell from DP Singh sent the Railways packing, on the second day of their Central Zone Ranji Trophy match against Rajasthan at the KL Saini stadium, Jaipur

30-Nov-2000•Waleed Hussain

England makes the most of chance to prepare

Faced with playing vital pool matches against South Africa and India in its next two games, England made the most of its time in the middle when beating the Netherlands by 140 runs at BIL Oval at Lincoln University today

30-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

Andy Flower cracks double ton as India win series 1-0

Nobody likes to see a Test match end in a tame draw

29-Nov-2000•Anand Vasu

Honours even on day dominated by bowlers

Good bowling combined with a pitch that offered pace and lateral movement to provide an eventful day's cricket at WestPac Trust Park, Hamilton as the Shell Trophy got under way with a repeat of last year's final between Northern Districts and

29-Nov-2000•Peter Hoare

Wellington frustrated even further by inclement weather

Wellington's frustration increased twofold when the third day of its Shell Trophy match with Canterbury at the Basin Reserve went the way of the second - abandoned today without a ball being bowled

29-Nov-2000•Steve McMorran

Australia draws first blood in World Cup opener

Australia took the winner's points yesterday and New Zealand the loser's lessons to apply before they achieve their aim of meeting again in the final of the CricInfo Women's World Cup at Christchurch's Lincoln University

29-Nov-2000•Lynn McConnell

Parag Das is Assam's hero with a brilliant hundred

Bengal and Assam played the last day of the Ranji Trophy East Zone league match at the North-East Frontier Railway Stadium, Guwahati, on Wednesday

29-Nov-2000•Santhosh S

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