Cricket Headlines:
July 1998

Thursday, 30 July 1998

• Rain shortens the opening Under-19 one-dayer between England and Pakistan.
• A new Indian domestic season begins with the Buchi Babu Invitation Tournament in Chennai.

Wednesday, 29 July 1998

• NatWest Trophy semi-final draw announced after Tuesday's quarter-finals.
• England womens' squad announced for 3 Test Ashes series with Australia.

Tuesday, 28 July 1998

• Leicestershire inflict a crushing victory on Warwickshire in the Natwest Trophy Quarter-Finals.
• Victory to Sri Lanka in their tour match with Worcestershire.

Monday, 27 July 1998

• England win the Fourth Test and turn the final match into the series decider.
• England announce their provisional World Cup squad.
• Victory to Sri Lanka in their tour match with Leicestershire.

Sunday, 26 July 1998

Saturday, 25 July 1998

• The Netherlands defeat Denmark to become 1998 European Cricket Champions.

Friday, 24 July 1998

Thursday, 23 July 1998

Wednesday, 22 July 1998

Tuesday, 21 July 1998

Monday, 20 July 1998

• South Africa's tour match against Derbyshire ends in a draw. Klusener to miss the rest of the tour.

Sunday, 19 July 1998

• Huge victory to Australia in the fourth women's one day international against England.
• Glamorgan defeat Sri Lanka inside two days.
• Five changes to the England squad for Thursday's Fourth Test against South Africa.
• New Zealand defeat Australia in the final to win the Malaysian Super Max Eights.

Saturday, 18 July 1998

Friday, 17 July 1998

• All the opening day results from the Malaysian Super Max Eights.

Thursday, 16 July 1998

• Hong Kong Super Max Eights planned for September postponed till next year, and the Perth Eights in October are in doubt.
• South Africa draw with Durham. Klusener withdraws from tour with ankle injury.
• Double century to Russel Arnold as Sri Lanka draw their tour match against Somerset.
• Bangladesh end their British Isles tour with a draw against Scotland.
• Australian squad named for their tour of Pakistan in September and October.

Wednesday, 15 July 1998

• Victory to Australia in the second womens one-day international against England.

Tuesday, 14 July 1998

Monday, 13 July 1998

Sunday, 12 July 1998

Saturday, 11 July 1998

Friday, 10 July 1998

Thursday, 9 July 1998

Wednesday, 8 July 1998

• Victory to South Africa in their one-day match against The Netherlands.
• Century to Lara among the highlights of the second round of the NatWest Trophy.

Tuesday, 7 July 1998

• India win an high-scoring Singer Akai Nidahas Trophy Final as Ganguly and Tendulkar set a new world record one-day opening stand.

Monday, 6 July 1998

• England's batsmen hang on grimly to draw the Third Test at Old Trafford with scores level.

Sunday, 5 July 1998

• Wasim Akram states that he is not interested in captaining Pakistan again.
• The Australian women's team crush their England Under-21 opponents in the opening match of their tour of the British Isles.

Saturday, 4 July 1998

Friday, 3 July 1998

Thursday, 2 July 1998

Wednesday, 1 July 1998