Sport in Short: Cricket

Sunday 26 July 1992 23:02 BST

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PHIL NEALE, dismissed as Worcestershire captain a month after leading them to victory in last season's Benson and Hedges Cup, has joined Barnt Green, the Midland Club Championship leaders, for the rest of the season. Neale has been left out of the county side this summer. Worcestershire are giving an extended trial to Ken Benjamin, the pace bowler who made his debut for the West Indies against South Africa at Bridgetown earlier this year. Tom Moody, the overseas player at New Road, leaves this week for Australia's tour of Sri Lanka and is likely to be touring England next season with his country.

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