Elmo Rodrigopulle on Umpiring (30 April 1998)

Apr 30, 1998: Not wanting to be accused of bias where the Sri Lankan cricketers are concerned I must state that the inconsistent umpiring bee not only stung the Sri Lankans but left its sting on the Pakistanis as well as the home team

Bangladesh: 'Akram Khan is no Azharuddin!' (30 April 1998)

Apr 30, 1998: Almost as an aberration of the old saying, success did not succeed in the case of national team captain Akram Khan

Bangladesh news (30 April 1998)

Apr 30, 1998: The visiting Agragamee Sangha under-16 cricket team from Shiliguri, West Bengal, maintained their winning spree when they defeated Maple Leaf International School by 49 runs in an exhibition match played at the Dhaka Stadium yesterday

Wasim urges a role for Athers (29 April 1998)

Apr 29, 1998: WASIM Akram believes Mike Atherton will become an integral part of a new-look England

EW Swanton: MCC must rise above abuse of pressure groups (29 April 1998)

Apr 29, 1998: By E.W

Sri Lanka: Saracens CC champs at six-a-side (29 April 1998)

Apr 29, 1998: Kandy south group correspondent,S

Ribblesdale League (England): Maron the way! (29 April 1998)

Apr 29, 1998: Ribblesdale League: Maron the way

Nine signs with ACB for seven more years (29 Apr 1998)

Apr 29, 1998: The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced yesterday that it had signed a new contract with the Nine Network to televise international cricket in Australia until the 2005-2006 season

Jamiaca: Holmwood win Headley Cup (29 April 1998)

Apr 29, 1998: CRICKET: Holmwood Technical wasted little time in pressing home the advantage gained in the final half hour of the previous day's play, to claim their fifth hold on the Headley Cup title over STETHS at Alpart yesterday

Davis: Leadership letting T&T down (29 April 1998)

Apr 29, 1998: Bryan Davis, cricket coach of the Trinidad and Tobago President's Cup team, was playing his cards close to his chest yesterday

Bangladesh: schools cricket scores (29 April 1998)

Apr 29, 1998: Six matches of the 16th national schools cricket championship were held at different venues across the city yesterday, reports UNB

T Becca: WIBC should stick to it (28 April 1998)

Apr 28, 1998: CRICKET: The West Indies Cricket Board's plan to introduce literacy tests as a pre-requisite for selection to territorial teams is being condemned by a number of people

West Indies: Coaching course on (28 April 1998)

Apr 28, 1998: The West Indies Cricket Board's five-day senior coaching course got off to a good start at Sabina Park yesterday under director of coaching Reggie Scarlett

England: No calypso with these capers (28 April 1998)

Apr 28, 1998: IT is the traditional time of year, as the handful of huddled spectators at our county grounds are lashed by wind and rain, to reflect on the state of English cricket

Rain hits Scots' new dawn (28 April 1998)

Apr 28, 1998: RAIN virtually wiped out the start of the New Conference in Scotland, just two games managing to start in section C, only one of which was completed when Arbroath stuttered to victory over Edinburgh Accies at Lochlands

Lancashire: Marron defends washout (28 April 1998)

Apr 28, 1998: LANCASHIRE groundsman Peter Marron today defended the latest Old Trafford Championship washout - and urged cricket chiefs to put back the start of the season

Jamaica, Headley Cup - Delicate balance at Alpart (28 April 1998)

Apr 28, 1998: CRICKET: Mandeville - Both the first and final 30 minutes of play in yesterday's first day's play in the Headley Cup final between St

Floodlights at Dhaka Stadium - Siemens gets the job (28 April 1998)

Apr 28, 1998: After a month-long evaluation, the National Sports Council (NSC) yesterday decided to award the Siemens with the installation work of new lighting system at the Dhaka Stadium

England: B&H administer last rites to whites (28 April 1998)

Apr 28, 1998: SURREY begin the defence of their Benson and Hedges Cup title at Southampton today, with this year's champions destined to become kings without a kingdom

Trinidad clubs: Ganga hits another 100 (27 April 1998)

Apr 27, 1998: NATIONAL cricketer Daren Ganga slammed a superb unbeaten century (101 n.o.) to steer Sim's Central Sports to a first innings lead over the Defence Force at the end of the first day's play in the fifth round of matches in the Carib National League