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Spinners spell trouble for England's batsmen
Unlike Karachi, it was perhaps not the England’s dayCol (Retd) Rafi Nasim27-Oct-2000Unlike Karachi, it was perhaps not the England’s day. The ground a
Klusener helps bury Edgbaston ghost
It was the sort of batting revival which was more in keeping with the World Cup than the emotion-charged early evening at an over-flowing Wanderers bu
South Africa take charge on second day at Centurion
On Friday evening, at the end of the first day of this non-Test, South Africa captain Shaun Pollock described it as a “practice match”Peter Robinson24
Henry Olonga: return of the Singing Seamer
Henry Olonga, nicknamed `the Singing Seamer’ by the England press in view of the popular CD he has issued (“Our Zimbabwe”), has had a frustrating year
Dhaka Division is waiting for the longer version trophy
Dhaka Division has almost confirmed the longer version trophy in Ispahani Mirzapore National League 2001-2002Shahryar Khan05-Mar-2002Dhaka Division ha
Paceman Umar good prospect: Lloyd
West Indies great Clive Lloyd arrived here Thursday and quickly gotdown to work with the Pakistan Junior team ahead of this month’s WorldCup in New Ze
Australia are the best team I've played against
In his latest exclusive diary entry for CricInfo, England’s wicketkeeper-batsman reflects on the missed opportunities that have put England backs to t
Warwickshire overcome the jitters to beat Kent CB
Warwickshire suffered a few palpitations before booking their home fourth-round tie against Essex with a seven-wicket win over the Kent Cricket Board
NCA committee to meet at CCI on May fourth
The National Cricket Academy (NCA) Committee will meet at the Cricket Club of India (CCI) in Mumbai on May 402-May-2001The National Cricket Academy (N
Lara fires, Sydney swims, Australia wins
It says something about the state of West Indies’ ill fortune on this tour that, after a series of crushing defeats at Australian hands, now the count