Ralph Dellor

England struggling in second youth Test

The Australian Under 19s were indebted to an innings of 113 not out in the second youth "Test" against England in Melbourne

29-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

England players ask for World Cup venue change

The row over England's scheduled World Cup match in Harare took a new turn when the players' representative, Richard Bevan, managing director of the Professional Cricketers Association, read out a statement on their behalf

27-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

ECB and players say England still likely to be in Harare

Amid much press speculation that the England players have come out strongly against fulfilling their World Cup fixture in Harare on February 13th, ECB chief executive Tim Lamb and players' representative Richard Bevan have both indicated the

26-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Problems for Bangladesh are not all on the field

With all the attention of politicians currently centred on Zimbabwe and the ICC poised to examine security aspects of staging World Cup matches there and in Kenya, another serious instance of politics interfering with cricket has come to light

12-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

England make good start to Under 19 Test

England Under 19 captain Bilal Shafayat, who was totally confident of success for his side on their tour of Australia, led by example on day one of the first Test against Australia Under 19s in Adelaide

12-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Martyn hundred takes Australia into VB finals

After a drubbing at the hands of Sri Lanka in their last match, to say nothing of defeat in the final Ashes Test, Australia got back to winning ways in the latest VB Series encounter with a tense victory over England in Hobart

11-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

England fall agonising seven runs short

11-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

New security appraisal could avert Zimbabwe crisis

International Cricket Council president Malcolm Gray has met the new chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, David Morgan, and the result could be a reprieve for the ECB from their dilemma over going to Zimbabwe for the scheduled World Cup

11-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

ECB set to stand firm against Government pressure

English cricket did not go looking for trouble over the proposed World Cup match in Harare, and the Government stumbled on the problem almost by accident

10-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

ECB cannot expect compensation for boycotting Zimbabwe

The England and Wales Cricket Board has been informed by the Government that it will not receive financial compensation if it follows official advice to boycott England's World Cup match in Zimbabwe

09-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Caddick leads England to 225-run win

There were Australian hopes that this outstanding team might break all known records and come back to complete a whitewash in Sydney

06-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

England complete 225-run win at the SCG

There were Australian hopes that this outstanding team might break all known records and come back to complete a whitewash in Sydney

06-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Australia lose three wickets in pursuit of record target

If Australia are to achieve their coveted five-nil Ashes whitewash by winning the fifth Test in Sydney, they need to score 363 runs on the final day with seven wickets in hand

05-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

England in control after four days in Sydney

If Australia are to achieve their coveted five-nil Ashes whitewash by winning the fifth Test in Sydney, they need to score 363 runs on the final day with seven wickets in hand

05-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Kumble says no to Warwickshire

Indian Test leg-spinner Anil Kumble has turned down the opportunity to appear for his third English county

03-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Hussain hopes for Headingley repeat after Butcher hundred in Sydney

It might not have escaped Nasser Hussain's attention that the only time he has led England to a Test success against Australia was at Headingley in 2001 when Mark Butcher recorded a magnificent hundred and the captain himself shared a third wicket

02-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Chicken pox can't knock spots off Stewart

During the press conference at the close of play of the first day of the Sydney Test, it emerged that England wicket-keeper Alec Stewart went into this match with suspected chicken-pox

02-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Butcher hundred gives England hope in Sydney

02-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

$Bichel fractures finger on left hand$

Bichel fractures finger on left hand

Australian physiotherapist, Errol Alcott has confirmed that fast bowler Andrew Bichel has suffered a slight fracture to the tip of his left index finger

02-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Kenyan selectors opt for experience in World Cup squad

The Kenyan selectors can hardly be accused of throwing untried youngsters into the World Cup fray

01-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

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