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New Zealand looking to make most of home advantage

Being back at home after the rigours of touring Australia, and the especially tough schedule of the last two weeks of the VB Series would help New Zealand in their preparation for the start of the National Bank One-Day International series against

12-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Now for a one-day series with plenty of meaning

Pleasantries are over, mutual admiration for deeds over recent months has been dispensed, now is the time for a good old-fashioned ding-dong battle to commence

12-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Butler keen to make most of opportunity for New Zealand

It's all been happening rather quickly for Ian Butler over the last 24 hours but he was pleased to get his first training run behind him and to meet most of his new team-mates in the CLEAR Black Caps in Christchurch today

12-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Wicket-keeping warhorse set for fresh charge

You might not guess it just from meeting him, but it was as far back as 1981 that Gloucestershire's longest-serving player made his debut for the county

12-Feb-2002•Stephen Lamb

Anderson spells out his concerns at possible changes to game

Peter Anderson was back at his desk again this morning after spending time last week at Lord's attending a working party consisting of a number of first class county Chief Executives, at which the results of a national market survey on the structure

11-Feb-2002•SOMERSET Article

England want to make big impression in first two ODIs

England are targetting the first two One-Day Internationals of the National Bank Series with New Zealand as vital

11-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

War of words over Gavaskar comments may not be finished

International Cricket Council chief executive Malcolm Speed is still to speak to former Indian batsman Sunil Gavaskar about the possible conflict of interest he has as a journalist and also chairman of the ICC's Cricket Committee - Playing

11-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Unprecedented demand at Somerset Centre of Excellence

The Centre of Excellence at the County Ground in Taunton was a hive of activity earlier on this morning with many youngsters attending special half term courses that were being run

11-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Nevin and Tuffey get international recall for England series

Chris Nevin and Daryl Tuffey have been recalled to the CLEAR Black Caps for the first two National Bank Series One-Day Internationals against England at Christchurch and Wellington this week

10-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

England on course after victory in Hamilton

England put their New Zealand tour back on track with a five-wicket victory over Northern Districts, in which they showed that lessons had been learned from the three-wicket defeat on Friday

10-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

Fletcher optimistic about England's prospects

After England's five-wicket victory over Northern Districts at WestpacTrust Park in Hamilton, England coach Duncan Fletcher spoke to the press about the two warm-up games and England's readiness for the One-Day International series against New

10-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

Speed will "chat" with Gavaskar over conflicts of interest

International Cricket Council chief executive Malcolm Speed will have "a chat" with the head of the ICC's cricket committee-playing, and former Indian batsman, Sunil Gavaskar about the conflict of interest issue raised this week when Gavaskar

09-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hollioake out of first one-day clash

Ben Hollioake will miss next week's opening one-day international against New Zealand after tests were carried out on his troublesome left knee

08-Feb-2002•CricInfo

Cyclone Doull rocks England in first game loss in New Zealand

England lost the first match of their National Bank New Zealand tour in Hamilton, beaten by three wickets by Northern Districts, with five balls to spare

08-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

Fletcher dismisses Gavaskar slur as England prepare for New Zealand

England coach Duncan Fletcher has dismissed remarks made by Sunil Gavaskar about England's performance on the recent tour of India

07-Feb-2002•Ralph Dellor

Surrey win battle to keep Hollioake

Warwickshire have accepted that they have not been able to draw the Surrey and England all-rounder Ben Hollioake to Edgbaston

07-Feb-2002•CricInfo

Alan Haines takes over as Gloucestershire chairman

Gloucestershire have named Alan Haines as their new chairman following John Higson's decision to stand down from the post at Tuesday's annual meeting.Haines acted as vice-chairman to Higson during his six years in charge and is delighted to have been

07-Feb-2002•Mark Easterbrook

Peter Anderson turns his thoughts to the new season

Looking out from his office overlooking the County Ground on a bright sunny morning earlier today, Somerset Chief Executive turned his thoughts to the new season which is only just over two months away

05-Feb-2002•SOMERSET Article

Hussain plays all the right strokes at tour opening conference

Nasser Hussain obviously called the right shots as he led England from 1-3 down to draw the one-day series 3-all with India earlier this week, and he was still playing the right strokes when he brought his England team into Auckland this afternoon

05-Feb-2002•Don Cameron

A fitting finale to a thrilling series

The six match one-day series ended in Mumbai amidst great excitement with both teams winning three each

05-Feb-2002•Woorkheri Raman

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