Ralph Dellor

Fairy-tale start for Anderson as England win by six wickets

Young pace bowler James Anderson had a dream start to his World Cup career, while England emerged from the nightmare of the last week to get their World Cup campaign off to a very satisfactory winning start

16-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

England cannot afford any mistakes against the Dutch

Exactly a week after the cricket got under way in this World Cup, England will at last take the field

15-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

ICC find against England again, but ECB will not appeal

The bid by the England and Wales Cricket Board to have the World Cup match against Zimbabwe played at a South African venue has failed

15-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Durham are the C&G visitors - again

As a result of wins against Ireland and Norfolk in the first two rounds of the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy, played in 2002, Berkshire have been rewarded with a home tie against Durham in the third round

14-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Rhodes is out of World Cup

Jonty Rhodes has been axed from South Africa's World Cup squad after breaking a bone in his right hand

13-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Decision day looms for England

England's hopes of having their World Cup match against Zimbabwe played at a ground in South Africa rather than Harare will be decided tomorrow by the World Cup technical committee

13-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

White to stay with World Cup squad despite injury

Craig White is an injury concern for England ahead of their World Cup match against Holland at East London on Sunday.

12-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Warne wants to return to the World Cup

Shane Warne has arrived back in Australia after being sent home from the World Cup following the news of his positive drugs test

12-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Warne fails drug test and returns home from World Cup

Legspinner tests positive for a diuretic and will play no part in the tournament

11-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Final outcome of Zimbabwe row now rests with ICC

The chances of England fulfilling their World Cup fixture in Harare on February 13th seem to be receding as the clock ticks on, but after another day of confusion verging on fiasco, nobody can be absolutely sure what will happen

10-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Bangladeshis break their warm-up duck

The Bangladeshis have finally got off the mark in their World Cup campaign

06-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Warne injured and hammered as Australians win warm-up

A finger injury to Shane Warne dominated the news from Centurion where the Australians beat Northerns by five wickets

06-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Graveney reveals his World Cup hopes

On Tuesday evening David Graveney, chairman of the England selectors and chief executive of the Professional Cricketers' Association, was in London where World Cups seem to be like the buses

05-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

White given extra time to prove fitness

England all-rounder Craig White is to be given extra time to pass a fitness test prior to the World Cup

03-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Legal challenge to ECB over Zimbabwe

As the World Cup approaches and there appears to be no end to the political wrangling surrounding the scheduled matches in Zimbabwe and Kenya, a saga that has already had more twists than an over from Muttiah Muralitharan has taken a new turn

02-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

England players back New Zealand

The England players, who want their proposed World Cup match in Harare on February 13th moved to South Africa on safety grounds, have expressed their support for New Zealand's decision to forfeit the points from their match in Nairobi because they

01-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Worcestershire sign 'Englishman' Harrity

South Australia and Australia A fast bowler Mark Harrity has signed a two-year contract to play for Worcestershire next season, but not as an overseas player

31-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

ICC stand by Zimbabwe and Kenya in venue row

England's World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13th will go ahead as planned after the International Cricket Council revealed that there had been no formal motion tabled by the England and Wales Cricket Board to have the fixture

30-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

ICC say no to World Cup venue changes

The result of the International Cricket Council's teleconference today on the question of where scheduled World Cup matches in Zimbabwe and Kenya will be played is that the matches will not be moved

30-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

England have to wait on Zimbabwe issue

The International Cricket Council have restated their position that England's World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13th will go ahead as planned, following today's teleconference over security at the tournament

30-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

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