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Basin Reserve no longer the shining jewel in the crown
A peculiar malaise has settled over the Basin Reserve, once the gleaming jewel in New Zealand’s cricket crownLynn McConnell22-Mar-2002A peculiar malai
It's all about baking the cake first before icing it
New Zealand needs its bottom five or six batsmen to ice the cake, not bake it, captain Stephen Fleming said last night after the 33-run loss to Englan
Waqar, Wasim lead Pakistan to 29 run triumph against Zimbabwe
More than anything, it was the combined wisdom of Pakistan’s experienced cricketers that tilted the scales in their favour at the Sharjah Cricket Asso
Cassell to lead QAS
Sandgate-Redcliffe opening batsman Jerry Cassell will captain the Queensland Academy of Sport team in their opening ACB Cup 2nd XI match against the C
Captains: Pitches up to scratch
Both captains have given pass marks to the pitches in the five Testsof the recent Cable & Wireless SeriesTony Cozier27-Apr-2001Both captains have give
Penn makes an argument for a second Test place
Adam Parore warmed up for the second Test match with a century in less than three hours against Border on Sunday, but the most thought-provoking effor
Leicestershire pitch out Durham with day to spare
Leicestershire are unlikely to suffer the fate of Middlesex and have pointsdeducted for the state of their pitch after their Division One championship
Unchanged Otago team for Auckland game
The State Otago Volts selectors have named an unchanged squad for the third round State Championship match against the Auckland Aces, starting at Cari
Gallian continues rehabilitation
Former England batsman Jason Gallian continues his rehabilitation from a serious knee injury when he plays for Notts second XI tomorrow (Tuesday)CricI
Indian news round-up
Young Orissa opener Shiv Sundar Das has not only impressed cricketfans in the country but also his employers National Aluminium Companywhich has offer