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Walsh hopeful for new generation
When Courtney Walsh walked off The Oval arm-in-arm with his fellow fast-bowling destroyer Curtly Ambrose in 2000, West Indies had all but relinquished
Badly begun is only half done
Some may point to the nature of the pitch but it was nowhere near as inert as some of Bangalore’s big-name players wereCricinfo staff19-May-2008
The wonder that was Bombay
Cricket in Bombay was, and still is, a studied artJamie Alter27-Nov-2005 Vijay Merchant ‘s heroics in the ’30s and ’40s set the stage
Complex saga concluded as Crawley moves to Hampshire
Former Lancashire captain John Crawley is to join Hampshire after beingreleased from his contract at Old TraffordStephen Lamb22-Mar-2002JohnCrawley –
Saker poses old team new problems
Part of the desperate late fight for spots in the competition final, the Pura Cup clash between Victoria and Tasmania in Melbourne might have been exp
White century and two Indian wickets put England in strong position in Ahmedabad
Resuming from their overnight position of 277 for 6, England made steady if unspectacular progress toward the very satisfactory total of 407 all out o
Saggers helps Kent retain record with win over Gloucestershire
Unbeaten Kent Spitfires held their nerve to land a 31-run win over last season’s undisputed one-day kings Gloucestershire in a rain-affected clash in
Trescothick's heroics in vain as Pakistan win thrilling NatWest Series encounter
Marcus Trescothick’s heroic innings of 137 from only 142 balls, carried England to within three runs of victory in a breathtaking finish to their seco
Dolphins take Standard Bank Cup by three wickets
The KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins won the Standard Bank Cup with a three-wicket victory over the Northerns Titans at Kingsmead on Wednesday in a final that w
Clean sweep completes New Zealand's World Cup preparation
New Zealand completed its preparation for the CricInfo Women’s World Cup, starting next week, in Timaru today with its second convincing win of three