Cricket: Prabhakar to Durham

Tuesday 13 September 1994 23:02 BST

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(First Edition)

MANOJ PRABHAKAR, whose indisposition enabled Brian Lara to become the most successful stand-in in the game's history, will make a belated county debut next summer as Durham's overseas player. The Indian all-rounder will replace Anderson Cummins, who is expected to tour with the West Indies.

While Sussex ended months of speculation by re-signing Franklyn Stephenson, Curtly Ambrose will miss Northamptonshire's final Championship match against Essex tomorrow with a shoulder injury. Ambrose, who heads the national averages with 77 wickets at 14.45, has flown back to Antigua and could be doubtful for the West Indies' tour of India next month.

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