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Duleep Trophy (1)

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ENG vs SA (1)

WCPL (1)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

SA-A vs NZ-A (1)

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ABF

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ICC Media Release

ICC confirms six U/19 bowlers identified for remedial work

The International Cricket Council today confirmed that six players at the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup were identified with potentially flawed actions and have been referred back to their home Boards for remedial work

26-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

Langer cleared of code of conduct breach

Australia opener Justin Langer has been cleared of breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during his country's third Test match in Sri Lanka

26-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC to oversee CEO appointment in USA

As part of its continued commitment to developing cricket around the world, the International Cricket Council today announced that it will be working with the United States Cricket Association, a volunteer organisation, to appoint a national Chief

25-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

New first-class tournament for ICC Associates kicks off tomorrow

The ICC's first ever first-class cricket tournament for the countries below Test Match level begins in the United Arab Emirates on Thursday

24-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

India overtakes Pakistan in official ratings

India's win in the final match of its five-match One-Day International (ODI) series in Pakistan earned it a 3-2 series victory and propelled it above Pakistan in the ICC ODI Championship table

24-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

Evidence needed for allegations to be taken seriously - ICC

The International Cricket Council today called on anyone making claims of corruption to produce evidence to support their claims or withdraw the allegations

24-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

Lara and Jones fined for code breaches

West Indies captain Brian Lara and England fast bowler Simon Jones have both been fined 50% of their match fee for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during the second Test between West Indies and England

23-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

New Zealand closing in on second in Test table

Victory for New Zealand in the final Test of its three match home series against South Africa will take it within two points of second place in the ICC Test Championship table

22-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

Australia reaffirms dominance of ICC Test Championship

Australia's slender victory in the second Test against Sri Lanka wrapped up the series in its favour and ensured that it will maintain a comfortable lead at the top of the ICC Test Championship table regardless of the outcome of the final Test in

22-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

Winner of Pakistan v India finale will be 'officialy' better team

The winner of the final match of the enthralling Pakistan v India One-Day International (ODI) series will officially be recognised as the better of the two sides in the ICC ODI Championship table

22-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifying series 19th - 26th March 2004 - Willowmoore Park, Benoni

This event, part of the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifying series will see the following countries, Botswana, Gambia, Ghana, Malawi, Mozambique, Rwanda and Sierra Leone competing for a place in the second phase with the Associate countries

17-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC announces Code of Conduct hearing into allegations against Maurice Odumbe

A formal hearing into allegations that Kenyan player, Maurice Odumbe, had inappropriate contact with a bookmaker and influenced the result of matches will be held during May the International Cricket Council announced today

12-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC to release more World Cup money to members

The International Cricket Council will release more of the money it withheld from its members following the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 and will change the formula used to retain the remainder of these funds it was announced today

10-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC introduces new powers to protect International Tours

Touring teams will be expected to fulfill their obligations or face a minimum $US2 million dollar penalty and possible suspension from international cricket under new powers approved by the ICC Executive Board in New Zealand over the last two days

10-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC Champions Trophy should stay in England - ICC

The ICC today said that it believed that the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 should remain in England following speculation of a push to move it out of the country by other nations during the ICC meetings starting in New Zealand tomorrow

08-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

USA claims ICC Champions Trophy berth in thrilling finish

In an amazing conclusion to the ICC Six Nations Challenge UAE 2004, USA was crowed winner of the event, and will now travel to England for the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy, where they will take on Australia and New Zealand

08-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC President congratulates Bangladesh for hosting world class event

After handing over the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup winners trophy to Pakistan, ICC President Ehsan Mani congratulated Bangladesh for successfully hosting a world class cricket tournament

06-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC announces Emirates umpire and referee appointments for Sri Lanka, New Zealand, West Indies & Pakistan

Sri Lanka v Australia - Please note changes to first two Test appointments

05-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

Issues on the agenda for ICC meetings in New Zealand

The ICC Executive Board and the Board of the ICC's commercial arm, IDI, will meet in New Zealand next week with several key issues under consideration

04-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC expands Emirates Elite Panel of Referees to eight

The International Cricket Council today announced the Emirates Elite Panel of Referees would be expanded to eight after adding four former international players to the Panel and the decision not to offer a new contract to former Pakistan player,

04-Mar-2004•ICC Media Release

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