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Shekhar Nayak named Philips Indian Cricketer of the tournament

December 16, 2002

16-Dec-2002•Media Release

Pakistan emerge Blind World Cup champions at Chennai

For a team that was initially doubtful to even make it to the Blind World Cup in Chennai, Pakistan have done remarkably well, batting and bowling consistently throughout the tournament and beating out title-holders - and gritty ones at that - South

14-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Field guides South Africa to an easy win

South African captain Rory Field led from the front as his team edged out Australia and made it to the final of the 2002 Blind World Cup

12-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Pakistan cruise into the final

Pakistan have thrashed England by 111 runs to make it to the final of the 2002 Blind World Cup

12-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Pakistan brush aside South Africa

Pakistan have notched up yet another victory, beating South Africa by 61 runs in a 2002 Blind World Cup league match at Chennai

11-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

India win but fail to qualify for semis

A fine allround performance from captain Ramkaran Sharma helped India beat Australia by 46 runs in a 2002 Blind World Cup league match in Chennai

11-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Suriyaarachchi leads Sri Lanka to a seven-wicket win

Sri Lanka at last notched up a win, but it came a tad too late in the day for them to qualify

11-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

South Africa Blind cruise to win over India

After India were put in to bat by South Africa at the CPT-India Pistons ground in Chennai, they would have been a touch wary after reaching just 285 for six in their allotted 40 overs

10-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Haydar century goes in vain for Australia

In yet another high-scoring match in the World Cup Cricket for the Blind, Pakistan successfully defended a total of 369, made in just 37 overs, to notch up a 65-run win over Australia at the Guru Nanak College Ground

10-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Foy stars in England's win

A sparkling double ton from Nathan Foy helped England get the better of Pakistan in a league match at the Guru Nanak College Ground, Chennai on Tuesday

09-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

India beat Sri Lanka by five wickets to register maiden win

India have finally registered their maiden win in the 2002 Blind World Cup, notching a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka in a league match at the CPT-India Pistons Ground, Chennai

09-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Fayaz guides Pakistan to a 31-run win

Fine contributions from Muhammad Fayaz (67) and Amir Ishfaq (45) helped Pakistn beat India by 31 runs in a league match in the 2002 World Cup for the Blind, which was played at the CPT-India Pistons Ground, Chennai on Sunday

08-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Haydar scripts Australia's thrilling win

Australia's Nick Haydar fashioned his side's thrilling one-run win over South Africa in a league match played at the Guru Nanak College Ground, Chennai on Sunday

08-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Rain forces Australia Blind-England Blind game to be abandoned

England would have felt quite at home

06-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

South Africa Blind-Sri Lanka Blind game abandoned

Sri Lanka Blind had just gotten off to a solid start in their game against South Africa at the Guru Nanak College Ground in Chennai when rain forced the World Cup match to be abandoned

06-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Pakistan Blind defend moderate total at Chennai

As opposed to the other match on the day, the Pakistan Blind-Sri Lanka Blind game at the CPT-India Pistons Ground in India was a relatively low-scoring affair, won by a slim margin of 19 runs by Pakistan

05-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Nathan Foy shuts India Blind out with stellar innings

England Blind successfully chased down a mammoth target of 320 - largely due to Nathan Foy's unbeaten 152 - after India Blind turned in a consistent batting performance in their match at the SPIC-YMCA ground at Chennai

05-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Haydar, Carozza shine in Australia's 49-run win

A century from Nick Haydar and a fine performance from their bowlers helped Australia beat Sri Lanka by 49 runs in the second match of 2002 World Cup for the Blind, which was played at the SPIC-YMCA Ground, Chennai on Tuesday

04-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Maartens, Field script emphatic South African win

South Africa have begun their title defence in the best fashion possible, thrashing England by ten wickets in the World Cup opener at the CPT-India Pistons Ground, Chennai on Tuesday

04-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

PBCC announces revised schedule of the world cup for the blind

Petro World Cup Cricket for the Blind "Chennai - 3rd to 14th December, 2002" Participating Teams = (6) Six Australia (AUS), England (ENG), Srilanka (SL), South Africa (SA), India (IND), Pakistan (PAK) Total No

30-Nov-2002•Pakistan Blind Cricket Council

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