Matches (13)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

One-Day Cup (8)

CPL (1)

LS-M

(84/100 balls) 111/5

OI-M

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Schedule Table Series

OI-W

108/8

LS-W

(62/100 balls, T:109) 112/2

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Schedule Table Report Series

AAP

WA thrash Mumbai by seven wickets in Cup contest

PERTH - Test batsman Justin Langer showed his liking for the shortened game by slamming a century to guide Western Australia to a seven-wicket win over India's Mumbai in a Champions Cup one-day cricket match here tonight

30-Mar-2001•AAP

Australia make changes

Australia will leave it until the last minute to name a team for the second one-day cricket international against India in Pune today

27-Mar-2001•AAP

The Don given the grandest of farewells

Sir Donald Bradman received the grandest of farewells Sunday night as family, friends and former foes joined ordinary Australians in tribute to a sportsman who changed a nation

25-Mar-2001•AAP

Shane Lee earns ticket to India

CHENNAI - New South Wales cricket captain Shane Lee will travel to India to replace quick Jason Gillespie in the Australian one-day international squad

24-Mar-2001•AAP

Hayden to stay on for one-dayers

CHENNAI, India - The Australian Cricket Board has decided Matthew Hayden will stay in India to play the one-day series, expanding Australia's squad to 15 for the five limited-overs matches

21-Mar-2001•AAP

Berry racing against time to be fit for final

Victoria's build-up to Friday's Pura Cup cricket final against Queensland at the Gabba gets underway today with all eyes on wicketkeeper Darren Berry

18-Mar-2001•AAP

Symonds injures shoulder packing bags

Australian allrounder Andrew Symonds injured his shoulder today packing his bags for the one day cricket series in India starting on March 25

17-Mar-2001•AAP

Harvey ready for Indian tour

MELBOURNE - Victorian allrounder Ian Harvey will be fit for Australia's one-day tour of India despite missing the Bushrangers' last Pura Cup match due to a thumb injury

13-Mar-2001•AAP

Waugh and Gillespie captain opposing sides for ATSIC match

CANBERRA - Steve Waugh and Jason Gillespie will captain opposing sides for the historic indigenous cricket match at Canberra's Manuka Oval on April 19

11-Mar-2001•AAP

Slater to play in second Test

Michael Slater will definitely play in the second cricket Test against India starting here tomorrow despite being found guilty of violating the International Cricket Council (ICC) code of conduct

10-Mar-2001•AAP

Lee should be fit for England tour

MELBOURNE - Australian fast bowler Brett Lee is expected to be fit for the upcoming Ashes cricket tour after receiving encouraging news on his injured elbow today

09-Mar-2001•AAP

SA need 223 to win with eight wickets in hand at lunch

PERTH - South Australia needed 223 runs for victory with eight wickets in hand at lunch on the final day of the Pura Cup clash at the WACA

05-Mar-2001•AAP

Harvey battling for one-day place

MELBOURNE - Injured Australian all-rounder Ian Harvey should know by Thursday if he'll be fit to play in the one-day cricket series against India

05-Mar-2001•AAP

Harvey in doubt for Indian one-dayers

Victorian all-rounder Ian Harvey has flown back to Melbourne for specialist advice on an injured thumb and is in doubt for Australia's one-day series against India

04-Mar-2001•AAP

Katich steers Warriors to commanding position

PERTH, March 2 AAP - Neither severe flu nor South Australia's bowling attack could dislodge Simon Katich as he steered Western Australia to 4-184 at tea on day one of the Pura Cup cricket match at the WACA

02-Mar-2001•AAP

Waugh "most likely" to play first cricket Test

MUMBAI - Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh said his brother Mark was "most likely" to take his place in the first cricket Test against India starting in Mumbai tomorrow

26-Feb-2001•AAP

Bulls prove pest for Warriors with easy one-day win

BRISBANE - Queensland proved a pest for Western Australia tonight when it sent its arch-rival limping into next weekend's one-day cricket final with a loss at the Gabba

16-Feb-2001•AAP

Mark Waugh jumps 16 places in world batting rankings

LONDON - Mark Waugh has shrugged off the cricket bribes scandal to regain his spot in the world Top 10 one-day batsmen, leaping 16 places to No.7

14-Feb-2001•AAP

Allegations old and unsubstantiated: ICC

SYDNEY - Allegations that four West Indian cricketers were involved in match-fixing were old and unsubstantiated, the International Cricket Council said today

12-Feb-2001•AAP

Lara aims for personal redemption

MELBOURNE - Brian Lara wants to redeem himself in the eyes of West Indies cricket after today admitting he hadn't lived up to expectation in recent series

08-Feb-2001•AAP

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