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Trescothick injury poses selection dilemma

Graeme Hick, that great enigma of English cricket, has struck again

17-Jul-2002•Sean Beynon

Local School Reaches National Cricket Final

Brookside Junior School from Romford, Essex, will line up alongside 15 other Primary School teams for the Final of the 2002 Sport Relief Kwik Cricket competition at Nottingham's international Trent Bridge Cricket Ground on Friday 19 July (start,

17-Jul-2002•Essex CCC Media Release

New Zealand qualify in style for women's final

New Zealand women's attack may be young but they dealt to England with a high degree of efficiency to qualify for the final of the tri-series by seven wickets at Durham today

17-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Intriguing finish looms at Arundel

The tour match between West Indies A and the Indian tourists at Arundel remains in the balance

17-Jul-2002•Sean Beynon

Caddick comeback from injury delayed

Andrew Caddick appears unlikely to play in the first Test against India after he was ruled out of today's Cheltenham & Gloucester quarter-final clash vetween Somerset and Worcestershire.

17-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Caddick and Trescothick ruled out of first npower Test at Lord's

Andrew Caddick and Marcus Trescothick have both been ruled out of the firstnpower Test Match against India at Lord's, starting on Thursday 25 July.

17-Jul-2002•Media Release

Trescothick out of npower Test series against India

England batsman Marcus Trescothick will miss next week's first Test against India at Lord's with a cracked thumb.The Somerset opener will have an operation today, after he had to leave the field during the Cheltenham & Gloucester quarter-final match

17-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Kaif, Mongia retained as injury cover

Mohammed Kaif and Dinesh Mongia are to stay with the India squad for the Test series against England - but neither will see any action unless there is an injury crisis

16-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

West Indies A keep Indians in check

Dinesh Mongia and VVS Laxman both reached 80 as the Indians' tour match with West Indies A got underway at Arundel

16-Jul-2002•Sean Beynon

David Alleyne reprimanded under new ECB Discipline Code

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today confirmed that the Middlesex cricketer, David Alleyne, has received three penalty points under the ECB's new discipline code following an incident during Middlesex's Second XI Trophy match against

16-Jul-2002•ECB Media Release

The nucleus of India's World Cup team is in place

The nucleus of India's World Cup team is already in place

15-Jul-2002•Partab Ramchand

Junior cricket stars shine in NatWest Speed Challenge Final

The inaugural NatWest Speed Challenge Final at Lord's on Saturday (13 July) saw four future cricket stars claim the title of the UK's Young Fast Bowler of the Year (in their age category)

15-Jul-2002•Media Release

England To Play New Zealand for Place in Final

The England women's cricket team will play current World Champions New Zealand tomorrow, with victory guaranteeing either team a place in the inaugural women's One-Day International tournament final at Chester-le-Street on Saturday 20th July.

15-Jul-2002•Media Release

NatWest to extend one-day international sponsorship

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and NatWest, part of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, today announced a continuation of NatWest's sponsorship of one-day international cricket to cover the 2003-2005 seasons

14-Jul-2002•Media Release

Thrilling round of games heightens NUL promotion and relegation drama

Worcestershire Royals have gone clear at the top of the first division in the Norwich Union League with a five-wicket victory over Kent Spitfires at Canterbury

14-Jul-2002•George Dobell

Triumph of youthful belief and zest

July 13th will always be remembered as a golden day in the annals of Indian cricket hence

14-Jul-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Royals go top of NUL with victory over Spitfires

Worcestershire Royals have moved clear on top of the first division of the Norwich Union League after a five-wicket victory over Kent Spitfires at Canterbury

14-Jul-2002•George Dobell

India home in Lord's thriller by two wickets

There might have been one-day matches that have ebbed and flowed with more regularity and have produced more exciting finishes

13-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

Ganguly toasts India, England distraught

India captain Sourav Ganguly hailed his team after they secured victory in a fantastic final to win the NatWest triangular tournament at Lord's

13-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

Thorpe quits one-day internationals

The England batsman Graham Thorpe has announced his retirement from one-day international cricket

13-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

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