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Flowers blossom but Zimbabwe fail
Flowers bloomed in the desert but Pakistan inspired by thedeadly duo Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis saw their team homeby 29 runs to make sure of place
Fantastic win for England – but give credit to Gilchrist
In his latest exclusive diary entry for CricInfo, England’s senior player pays tribute to his county colleague Mark Butcher for the innings which won
Rain intervenes at Lord's after Hick sparkles for Worcestershire
On a day curtailed by rain, Graeme Hick hit an unbeaten 37 as Worcestershire stood at 73 for one at the close against Middlesex at Lord’s in the CricI
Patel, Saxena split honours
Madhya Pradesh pegged back Gujarat to 255/9 on the opening day oftheir Cooch Behar Trophy pre-quarter final at the Deccan Gymkhana inPune on FridaySan
McGrath the difference as Gloucestershire sinks
Another (overcast) day, another spectacular clatter of wickets at New RoadStaff and agencies29-Jul-2000Another (overcast) day, another spectacular cla
West Indies manager may visit Pakistan
West Indies manager Ricky Skerritt will make a surveillancevisit to Pakistan after his players expressed securityconcerns21-Dec-2001West Indies manage
Selectors look to the future
Dav Whatmore National Coach The Sri Lankan squad picked for the forthcoming Coca Cola Cup provides anindication of the increasing and welcome impor
Middlesex collapse after Shah's heroics
Owais Shah made the highest championship score at Durham’s Riverside ground before becoming a victim of Middlesex’s panic-stricken collapse in search
Jamaica, Guyana, Leewards, Trinidad & Tobago are Busta semi-finalists
Guyana ensured their entry into the semi-finals of the 2002 Busta Cupwith a comprehensive innings and 42-run win over Leeward Islands athomeStaff Repo
Fractured toe puts Inness in doubt
Victorian Bushrangers left-arm fast bowler Mathew Inness fractured his right big toe in a freak accident at a Port Melbourne beach training session ye