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A tour that helped to start it all for New Zealand

Australian spin bowler and coach Peter Philpott was unwittingly in on the ground floor of the revival that has been behind New Zealand's advance in cricket

02-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

A life in cricket makes Philpott's views relevant

By his own calculation, former Australian Test spinner Peter Philpott has been involved in 60 cricket summers in his 67 years of life

02-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Cricket tour of Pakistan still in doubt

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) said it was too early to react toconflicting reports Australia will play Pakistan at a neutral venuelater this year.

02-Jul-2002•AAP

Miller quits first-class cricket

Colin Miller, the hero of every sporting thirty-something still waitinghopefully by the phone for a call from the national selectors, hasretired from first-class cricket.

02-Jul-2002•AAP

Pakistan to lose home advantage

Pakistan announced on Sunday that a tri-nation tournament and a Testseries it planned to host later this year will now be played outside thecountry.

01-Jul-2002•AFP

Pakistan tour still in limbo

The venue for Australia's cricket series against Pakistan later thisyear remains a mystery after the Pakistanis rejected another alternativesuggested by the world champions.

28-Jun-2002•AAP

FICA awards to be made on July 10

A new player will win the honour of being the winner of the FICA international player of the year in the 2002 awards when they are announced on July 10

28-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Jeff Hammond returns to lead country cricket

The South Australian Cricket Association and the South Australian Country Cricket Committee has appointed former Redbacks Coach Jeff Hammond to coach the SA Country team the

28-Jun-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Gilchrist, Hayden, Tendulkar nominated for awards

BRISBANE - Australians Adam Gilchrist and Matthew Hayden and Indian starSachin Tendulkar have been nominated by their peers for theinternational cricketer of the year award.

28-Jun-2002•AAP

Pakistan refuse to play Aussies Down Under

KARACHI, June 26: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the Australian Cricket Board (PCB) were left with exploring remaining options after Pakistan refused to tour Down Under for this October's Test series

27-Jun-2002•Samiul Hasan

Callum Thorp joins warriors squad

The Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA) is pleased to announce three additions to its list of State Contracted Players for season 2002-03.

27-Jun-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Australian coaches for Lincoln courses

New Zealand's leading cricket coaches will have the benefit of the experiences of former Australian internationals Dean Jones and Peter Philpott next week

27-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Punter hobbles home after foot surgery

SYDNEY - Captains on crutches are becoming a familiar sight inAustralian cricket, with Ricky Ponting today hobbling back into Sydneyafter foot surgery.

25-Jun-2002•Michael Donaldson

Shoaib's pace reigns supreme

It was billed as the biggest individual show-down in world cricket today, cricket's answer to a heavy weight title fight to decide once and for all who is the fastest bowler on the planet

25-Jun-2002•Eddie Smith

New Zealand to have warm-up in Cairns tournament

New Zealand are likely to accept an invitation to play in a one-day tournament in Cairns in August with New South Wales, Tasmania and Queensland

25-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Kiwis keen for winter one-day tournament in Cairns

BRISBANE, June 25 AAP - New Zealand Cricket is keen to play a one-day tournament against three Australian states in Cairns in August.

25-Jun-2002•Michael Crutcher

Obituary: Harold Stanley Weir

Harold Stanley WEIR was born on 23 April 1904 at Croydon Junction, a suburb of Maryborough and later to be known as Baddow, the son of Margaret (nee Bryans) and James Weir.

24-Jun-2002•Warwick Torrens

Mini-World Cup for women in New Zealand next year

A mini-Women's World Cup will be played in New Zealand next summer

20-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Ponting says Australians must defuse Shoaib pace

BRISBANE - Captain Ricky Ponting says Australia's batsmen must find away to defuse the likes of Shoaib Akhtar to prevent one bad day fromruining their World Cup defence next year.

20-Jun-2002•Michael Crutcher

Akhtar, Akram prove too hot to handle

Whatever the future of off-season international matches in Australia - and no-one is yet sure what the long-term holds - their earliest protagonists have at least wasted little time in marking them with brilliant individual performances and the

19-Jun-2002•John Polack

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