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Victoria poised for outright win
Victoria, nicknamed the Bushrangers, would be as guilty as Ned Kelly of daylight robbery if it makes this month’s Pura Cup cricket finalRoger Vaughan0
South Africans open Australian tour with convincing win
South Africa opened their tour of Australia on a winning note when they beat an ACB Chairman’s XI by 48 runs in a 50-over match at Lilac Hill in Perth
Peter Anderson answers his critics
Did the Australians field their Test Team at Taunton and if not, why notPeter Anderson20-Jul-2001The Sports EditorDaily TelegraphDear Sir,Did the Aust
New graded payment for players by year-end: Muthiah
A gradation system of payment based on performance will be inplace for Indian cricketers before the end of the year but a contractsystem may be introd
Haryana have J&K in a corner
Haryana were in a position of considerable strength at stumps on thesecond day of their North Zone Cooch Behar Trophy match against Jammu& Kashmir at
New bowler in the Somerset camp is ambitious for the new season.
New fast bowler Simon Francis is fully fit and has set his sights on a first team spot with the Cidermen this seasonRichard Walsh17-Mar-2002New fast b
Bangladesh have six wickets and a whole day to go
Bangladesh are fighting to avoid innings defeat at the M A Aziz stadium at the end of the fourth day of the second Test against ZimbabweShahryar Khan1
Waqar to continue as Pakistan's captain
Waqar Younis will continue as captain of Pakistan for the home series against New Zealand and the Asian Test championshipCricInfo04-Aug-2001Waqar Youn
Jayasuriya distances himself from cricket board crisis
Speaking upon his return to Sri Lanka after his team’s triumphant performance in the final of the Sharjah Gold Cup Sanath Jayasuriya, the Sri Lankan c
Andhra tragically stopped on doorstep of first innings lead
A brilliant stand between Y Gnaneswara Rao and ASK Varma went in vainas heavy showers interceded to drown out Andhra’s hopes in the CoochBehar South Z