Leicestershire C.C.C. Pre-Season Tour: squad and itinerary

Feb 28, 2001: Squad: Stephen Adshead; Scott Boswell; Neil Burns; Carl Crowe; Jon Dakin; Phillip DeFreitas; Darren Maddy; Devon Malcolm; James Ormond; Billy Stelling; Darren Stevens; Iain Sutcliffe; Trevor Ward; Vince Wells; Matthew Whiley; Phil Whitticase; Ashley

It's time for Adams and Walsh to go

Feb 28, 2001: It has been ten years since the core of the all-conquering West Indies cricket team made their graceful exit from the international stage

Dutch women to visit Pakistan in April for seven ODI's

Feb 28, 2001: The docile women cricket in Pakistan is about to get a real boost when the women cricketers from Holland arrive in the port city of Karachi on the 6th of April 2001

Astle rates century one of his best

Feb 28, 2001: New Zealand's man of the match Nathan Astle in last night's win over Pakistan rated his 119 one of the best of his nine One-Day International centuries

Top order makes life a whole lot easier for winning Kiwis

Feb 28, 2001: New Zealand's top order came good at the right time to end the long haul of 27 One-Day Internationals this summer with a series win over Pakistan

New appointments at Warwickshire

Feb 28, 2001: The Club's General Committee recently approved the co-option of former Warwickshire cricketers Asif Din and Gladstone Small to the Cricket sub-Committee at Edgbaston

Wisden halts printing to include Bradman tribute

Feb 28, 2001: Production of the latest edition of Wisden's almanac has been halted to allow a special section to be added to mark the death of Sir Donald Bradman

Kofi Annan pays tribute to The Don

Feb 28, 2001: The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, is among the many international dignitaries inside and outside the cricketing world to pay tribute to Sir Donald Bradman, who died on Sunday at the age of 92

Little precedent for Waugh's gamble

Feb 28, 2001: Steve Waugh stood conventional wisdom on its head by inserting India on winning the toss at the Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday

Arshad gets surprise call for New Zealand Tests

Feb 28, 2001: Off-spinner Arshad Khan got a surprise call for the second half of the New Zealand tour when he was named as one of the three changes by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)

Pakistan's performance against Kiwis baffling

Feb 28, 2001: Don Bradman died at the age of 92, failing by 7

Everything went according to plan: Warne

Feb 28, 2001: Star Australian leg spinner Shane Warne was a happy man at the end of the day's play in the first Test, as he said that all the strategies worked for them and things turned out the way they had planned

Vettori scare thrown into New Zealand camp

Feb 28, 2001: A decision on whether vital left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori will be included in New Zealand's side for today's National Bank series decider with Pakistan in Dunedin will not be made until just before the game starts at 2pm

Radio legends reunited for first day of Auckland Test

Feb 27, 2001: Auckland Cricket will launch New Zealand's Test series with Pakistan in style at Eden Park next Thursday

Jamaica beat Barbados to enter Busta International final

Feb 27, 2001: The Joy and celebration that engulfed the Barbados camp last week Monday were transformed into disconsolation and despair yesterday after another shameful batting display that led to the season's most lopsided whipping

WP B, Zim clash in B section finals

Feb 27, 2001: WP B will take on Zimbabwe in both the UCB Bowl and B section one day finals at Newlands in March

Hussain ponders move down the order

Feb 27, 2001: Nasser Hussain is to decide by himself whether a move down the batting line-up is in order before the second Test in Kandy

UCB mourns the passing of The Don

Feb 27, 2001: It was with great sadness that the UCB heard of the passing away of the game's greatest player and ambassador, Sir Donald Bradman

Bradman's sad demise - a loss to cricket world

Feb 27, 2001: With the sad demise of Sir Don Bradman, the cricket world has lost a legend

We stuck to our plan and it worked: Warne

Feb 27, 2001: Star Australian leg spinner Shane Warne, who picked up four wickets in the Indian first innings on the opening day of the first Test at the Wankhede stadium in Mumbai today, said after the day's play that he and his team mates stuck to a plan and it