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North Sydney Oval to host Twenty20 final

The final of the inaugural Twenty20 competition between New South Wales and Victoria will be played at the North Sydney Oval on Saturday January 21

12-Jan-2006•Cricinfo staff

Waugh again steers NSW home

NSW's ageless veteran Steve Waugh produced a match-winning century to deny Western Australia a notable victory in their ING Cup cricket clash at North Sydney Oval today.

02-Nov-2003•Adrian Warren

Slater sets himself a one-day challenge

Michael Slater admits he's under-achieved in limited overs cricket but he still maintains hope of returning to the top of the New South Wales one-day batting order.

01-Nov-2003•AAP

Nicholson back 'home' to take wickets

New NSW paceman Matthew Nicholson is relishing a change of role from stock to shock bowler as he prepares to lock horns with his former state for the first time in tomorrow's ING Cup cricket clash with Western Australia at North Sydney oval.

01-Nov-2003•AAP

Retravision Warriors ING Cup team announcement

The WACA has announced the Retravision Warriors team to take on the Speedblitz Blues in an ING Cup clash at North Sydney Oval on Sunday.

29-Oct-2003•Western Australia Cricket Association

Waugh v Langer - ING Cup final replay

Steve Waugh leads the SpeedBlitz Blues against Justin Langer's Western Warriors in the ING Cup showdown at North Sydney Oval this Sunday November 2nd

27-Oct-2003•Cricket New South Wales

Rain cancels Australia - NSW match

SYDNEY, Dec 10 AAP - The one day cricket match between NSW and Australia at North Sydney Oval has been cancelled because of rain.

09-Dec-2002•AAP

New Blues captain welcomed with a win

New Queensland captain Maher felt 240 was a very achievable target on a small ground with a good wicket and fast outfield and felt the Bulls contributed to their downfall.

13-Oct-2002•AAP

Bevan ensures New South Wales in hunt

SYDNEY, Oct 13 AAP - Michael Bevan has ensured New South Wales recovered from the worst possible start to post a competitive target in its season opening ING Cup cricket match against Queensland at North Sydney Oval today.

13-Oct-2002•AAP

Law-less Queensland seek to topple NSW

SYDNEY, Oct 12 AAP - A Law-less Queensland will be out to heal an eight month old scar when it plays defending ING Cup champion NSW in the opening interstate cricket match of the new season at North Sydney Oval tomorrow.

12-Oct-2002•Adrian Warren

Bulls Pura Cup team named

The Pura Cup champion XXXX Queensland Bulls will open their 2002-03season campaign at the Gabba next week.

10-Oct-2002•Queensland Cricket

Strange days for new captain Katich

SYDNEY - Newly appointed NSW Cricket captain Simon Katich today found itstrange to comprehend he would be leading a team he had never played forand said he still had to earn the respect of his players.

08-Oct-2002•Adrian Warren

Bulls ING Cup team named

The XXXX Queensland Bulls will commence their 2002-03 ING Cup season without the services of Stuart Law after he was omitted today from theteam for Sunday's season opener against NSW at North Sydney Oval.

08-Oct-2002•Queensland Cricket

Clark to miss NSW game

SYDNEY, Oct 7 AAP - NSW look certain to be without Australia A paceman Stuart Clark when it start its ING Cup cricket defence next weekend.

07-Oct-2002•Adrian Warren

Bulls season draw confirmed

The XXXX Queensland Bulls will open their 2002-2003 cricket seasonagainst archrivals NSW in an ING Cup match at North Sydney Oval onOctober 13.

01-Aug-2002•Queensland Cricket

Blues stage amazing turnaround to beat Warriors

The New South Wales Blues came back from a first-innings deficit of 187 to beat the Western Warriors by 51 runs in an extraordinary Pura Cup comeback at North Sydney Oval today

04-Dec-2000•Rick Eyre

Blues claim maximum points to overpower Bushrangers

The New South Wales Blues easily overpowered the Victorian Bushrangers in their Mercantile Mutual Cup match at North Sydney Oval today

15-Oct-2000•Rick Eyre

Full-strength Blues tame toothless Tigers

After they were permitted to witness something of an act of self-destruction through the middle stages of their opponents' innings, New South Wales' cricketers have ensured that the North Sydney Oval remains a bogey venue for Tasmania with a 21 run

14-Nov-1999•John Polack

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