Keith Lane

Records fall as Australia break the Namibian dream

What started out as a dream turned into a nightmare as the Australia's clinical opening bowler, Glenn McGrath, took seven for 15 to demolish the Namibian batting, bowling them out for 45 in 14 overs and ensuring a win by 256 runs on a good batting

27-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

West Indies win despite record Davison hundred

A brilliant century off off 67 balls - the fastest in World Cup history - from Canadian John Davison could not prevent a comfortable West Indies win in their Group B encounter at SuperSport Park in Centurion.

23-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Potchefstroom ground staff help Australia to four points

A sterling effort by the groundsmen, administrators and a willing Netherlands team saw Australia run out winners in a rain-affected match at the North West Stadium in Potchefstroom.

20-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

South Africa still has a chance to make Super Six stage of World Cup

South Africa has been given a lifeline after the West Indies match was washed out in Benoni as a no-result

19-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Rain brings an early end to proceedings in Benoni

The weather proved to be the winner at Willowmoore Park in Benoni where thematch between West Indies and Bangladesh was washed out after 8.1 overs werebowed in the Bangladesh innings

18-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Kenya crushed as hosts secure first win

Herschelle Gibbs totally destroyed any chance that Kenya might have thought they had as the right-handed opener stroked South Africa to a ten-wicket victory at the North West Stadium in Potchefstroom.

12-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Convincing win for Australia despite controversies

A World Cup match that had all the ingredients of another spectacular was upset at first by Shane Warne's return to Australia and then the controversy surrounding Pakistan captain Waqar Younis being banned from completing his bowling spell by umpire

11-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Lara magic leads to World Cup opening win for West Indies

After the dazzling display of the 2003 ICC World Cup opening ceremony, the genius of Brian Lara managed to surpass the spectacle and enthrall a capacity crowd of 24,200 in the opening match of the tournament the West Indies and South Africa.

09-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

World Cup launched in style at Newlands

Dr Ali Bacher, Executive Director of Cricket World Cup 2003, promised cricket lovers worldwide that the opening ceremony at Newlands in Cape Town would be the biggest event in the history of cricket and the largest production ever staged in South

08-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Namibia continue on their winning ways

Namibia, after an excellent win against a Gauteng Invitation team on Monday, continued on their winning ways but found the going hard against a young Northerns XI in a World Cup lead-up match at Laudium

04-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Pakistan make full use of outing in Lenasia

Pakistan made full use of their World Cup lead-up match in Lenasia with most of the batsmen and the bowlers getting in some practice before their crucial clash against Australia, a replay of the 1999 final, at the Wanderers on Tuesday, February 11

04-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Namibia make short work of Gauteng in World Cup warmup

On a lively pitch at the Stan Friedman Oval in Krugersdorp, Namibia, playing their first lead-up game to the 2003 ICC World Cup, made short work of the Gauteng batting, bowling the locals out for 126 in 42.2 overs and then knocking off the runs in 24

03-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Western Province crowned Standard Bank Cup Champions

Western Province is the 2002-03 Standard Bank Cup Champions after completely outplaying and outclassing Griqualand West in almost every department of a one-sided final played at Newlands

15-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

Western Province hold the aces over Griqualand West in the Standard Bank Cup Final

Western Province and Griqualand West meet in the Standard Bank Cup Final at Newlands on Wednesday 15th January to bring to an end a shortened South African 2002-03 domestic cricket season

14-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

Western Province and Griqualand West to meet in the Standard Bank Cup Final

Western Province and Griqualand West will make their way to Newlands on 15 January to contest the Standard Bank Cup limited overs final after winning their respective semi-finals against Border and Boland

10-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

Standard Bank Cup set for entertainment

With all the national players available, the Standard Bank Cup semi-finals sees full strength Border and Western Province meet in East London while the giant killers Boland and Griqualand West meet in an interesting encounter in Paarl

09-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

Griqualand West force their way into Standard Bank Cup semi-finals

KwaZulu-Natal and Griqualand West, knowing that a Standard Bank Cup semi-final place was up for grabs, met in Pietermaritzburg with the prize a trip to Paarl to meet Boland

05-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

South African win takes them to top off ICC Test Championship

"A clinical and professional performance plus a proud moment," was the way Shaun Pollock summed up the feelings of the team after winning the second Castle Lager/MTN Test against Pakistan by an innings and 142 runs in Cape Town and in so doing

05-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

WP go through as Free State bow out

Easterns and Free State, each requiring a win to have any further say of a place in the semi-finals of the Standard Bank Cup, both squandered their chances in exciting matches and in so doing brought an early end to their season

04-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

Pakistan head for defeat as fourteen wickets fall

Having batted well through 45 overs at the end of day two, Pakistan started day three with a lot of promise, but once the new ball was taken Shaun Pollock and Makhaya Ntini ripped the heart out of the batting, taking six wickets for the addition of

04-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

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