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ICC's stance on World Cup is clear - Gray

The president of the International Cricket Council, Malcolm Gray, is insisting that there will be no change in the organisation's position despite the row over the staging of World Cup matches in Zimbabwe.

10-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

ECB National Academy - Injury Update

The Warwickshire all-rounder, Graham Wagg, has been ruled out of the remainder of this winter's ECB National Academy programme through injury

10-Jan-2003•ECB Media Release

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

Psychological balance tilts away from hosts

England resume their VB Series campaign against Australia at Hobart tonight with the psychological boost of their comprehensive victory in the final Test of the Ashes series earlier this week.

10-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

UK's top two cricket magazines to merge

The publishers of the two most widely-read cricket magazines in the UK, Wisden Cricket Monthly and The Cricketer, have announced that they are to merge.

09-Jan-2003•CricInfo

ECB disappointed with government stance on Zimbabwe issue

Senior officials from the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today met with Tessa Jowell, the Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport and other Government Ministers to discuss England's scheduled ICC World Cup match next month against

09-Jan-2003•Media Release

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

ECB wrong-footed at every turn by politicians

Flying in the face of the majority of public opinion they may be, but it now appears almost certain that the England & Wales Cricket Board will refuse to bow to government pressure to pull out of their World Cup match in Zimbabwe on February 13th

09-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

ECB wrong-footed at every turn by politicians

Flying in the face of the majority of public opinion they may seem to be, but it now appears almost certain that the England & Wales Cricket Board will refuse to bow to government pressure to pull out of their World Cup match in Zimbabwe on February

09-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Mark Waugh leads Bradman XI to an emphatic win over England

BOWRAL, NSW, Jan 8 AAP - Mark Waugh led his Bradman XI to an emphatic win over England in their one-day cricket match at Bowral today

08-Jan-2003

Defeat no cause for pessimism - Irani

Ronnie Irani was keen to accentuate the positives after England's six-wicket defeat to a Sir Donald Bradman XI at Bowral today.

08-Jan-2003•CricInfo

The rumours are correct - Nantie Hayward to join Worcestershire

Worcestershire CCC can confirm the recent speculation concerning South African fast bowler Nantie Hayward

08-Jan-2003•Worcestershire CCC Media Release

We've been through the mill too, says England coach

Claims in the Australian media that the team's defeat in the final Test was down to fatigue have been strongly rebutted by the England coach.

07-Jan-2003•CricInfo

State competition provides final hectic practice programme

December 7th saw the second away game for Lancaster Park, this time at Burwood Park, one of the smaller women's grounds in Christchurch

06-Jan-2003•Claire Taylor's Winter Diary

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 Women Under 19s dominate Australian competition

The England women's U19 team has reached the semi-final of Australia's Under 19 Women's State Championship, convincingly winning all four of their matches in the group stage

06-Jan-2003•ECB Media Release

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

Vaughan century steers England towards safety

Michael Vaughan scored his third hundred of the Ashes series to put the tourists into a commanding position on the third day of the final Test

04-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Drop me if you dare, says Australia's new legend

When they sit down to do business next, the quartet will not be able to keep out a flood of memories

04-Jan-2003•Anand Vasu

Drop thoughts of World Cup boycott, says ZCU chief

The head of Zimbabwe cricket, Peter Chingoka is urging England and Australia to honour their

04-Jan-2003•CricInfo

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