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Damien Martyn has been ruled out of the forthcoming one-day international series against West Indies, due to his finger injury taking longer to heal than expected

Australian top-order batsman Damien Martyn has been ruled-out of the one-day international leg of the 2003 Travelex Tour of the West Indies due to a finger injury, the Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced today.

Like a pinch of salt in a culinary masterpiece, Steve Waugh's grit is used sparingly by the Australians these days

Sekem has renewed agreement to continue as official apparel supplier to the Western Warriors

Damien Martyn's race to recover from a hand injury to be ready for the one-day international leg of Australia's tour of the West Indies ended today

For the fashion conscious, here's a tip

Wendy Weir, President, Womens Cricket NSW and Christine Brierley, Chair of Selectors, are pleased to announce the NSWIS Blues squad for 2003-04 season:

It was another hard day at the office for Brian Lara and his not-so-merry men, as Australia romped to 320 for the loss of only three wickets by the close of the first day's play in the third Test at Bridgetown

Brian Lara "It was a good effort from a young attack

Sometimes in their worthy search for the perfect alignment of talent, technique and temperament, selectors outsmart themselves by overlooking the most fundamental and blindingly obvious virtue a batsman can have: the faculty for making runs

Never has a cricketer had so appropriate a surname

In the maroon corner, the man with centuries in each of his last five home Tests against Australia

Stuart MacGill claimed ten wickets for the match as Australia completed an impressive lead-up to Thursday's third Test with a six-wicket victory over the University of West Indies XI in Barbados.

Brett Lee was one of the stars of the World Cup, but he has been destined for greatness for several years now

Jimmy Maher blasted a century in his maiden first-class innings for Australia as the tourists took control of the three-day tour match against the University of West Indies XI in Barbados.

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - Recalled Jamaican batsman Chris Gayle posted aclassy century on the opening day of the three-day tour match betweenAustralia and the University of West Indies XI in Barbados today.

The West Indies selectors have recalled Chris Gayle for the third Test against Australia and announced the return to fitness of Shivnarine Chanderpaul (after knee injury), Ridley Jacobs (groin) and Jermaine Lawson (chicken pox)

Brian Lara "We are batting well as a team but it is the bowling that is of concern

South Africa A came within a whisker of winning the fifth and final match of the one-day series against Australia A at the WACA Ground in Perth

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) had selected the 25 players to be contracted by the Board for the next 12 months.