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July 2, 2002

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1965: English left-hander John Edrich scores an unbeaten 310 against New Zealand at Leeds in 532 minutes, with 52 fours and 5 sixes - the highest number of boundaries in any Test innings.

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- India's youngsters
played with relish
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- 'You need not be a
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   Robin Singh

- Compensation,
corruption and contracts
Daniel Laidlaw

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July 9, 2002

England hand India first defeat
The hosts won the rain truncated NatWest Tri-Series match by 64 runs.

India's itinerary for NZ tour announced
India will play two Tests and seven one-day internationals on their 11-match tour at the end of the year.

The ECB has no plans to revise the scheduling of the NatWest Series despite complaints from Sri Lanka. more...

Images of the England-India game from The Oval.
	Eng vs Ind - 8th ODI Jul 9; 1515 IST The Oval - Eng won by 64 runs. Download scorecard Detailed Scorecards

India rule on and
off the pitch
Jonathan Dyson

Indians in Wisden
K S Duleepsinhji

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Pakistan to switch Tri-Series to Kenya
Australia and New Zealand agreed in principle to play Pakistan in a triangular one-day series to be staged in Kenya.

SA name squad for Morocco tournament
South Africa's new selection panel, chaired by former all rounder Omar Henry, named a provisional 18-man squad for the triangular.

Hussain unhappy with careless England
The England captain warned his "clumsy" side against complacency after they lost to Sri Lanka in the NatWest Tri-Series on Sunday.

Happy Birthday Sourav
Your wishes to the Indian captain on his 30th birthday.

South Africa scrap team race quotas
In future, the South African team and the senior sides representing the 11 provinces will be chosen entirely on merit.

Tendulkar bereaved
The batting maestro lost his 92-year-old grandmother on Sunday.

Statistical highlights
NatWest series: India vs Sri Lanka, 6th ODI at Birmingham.

Are you a cricket buff or a bluff?
Are you upto the challenge? Test your knowledge on ODI cricket.

Over to you
Why is Debashish Mohanty out in the cold? Have your say...

Least matches to 150 wickets
A stastical look at the bowlers who have taken fewer matches to reach 150 wickets in One-Day Internationals.

Ask Mohandas Menon
July 2: The BCCI statistician replies to readers' queries.

Rediff Rankings
Pakistan could end up third
Rediff ODI ratings, updated - July 3.

NZ challenging England for the third place
Rediff Test ratings, updated - July 3.

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what say?

quote hanger

"Everyone has got the World Cup in mind and we are moving in the right direction and if we play like this for the next six months we will be in with a realistic chance in the World Cup." ---------------------------- India's vice-captain Rahul Dravid.

letter of the day

July 8, 2002

Cricket is the most followed/watched game and the players command godly respect from the followers. My grandparents and parents have followed cricket right from the pre-TV era, and their Olympics database is much smaller. These days teens spring around with the players' pictures hidden in all possible places and even school note books have their players on the cover page.

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