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Careers of Fleming and Miller could be over

The cricket careers of Damien Fleming and Colin Miller could be over after they were today overlooked by Victoria for contracts for next season.

21-May-2002•Adam Cooper

Bushrangers delist six

The Victorian Cricket Association (VCA) today announced that it would not be offering player contracts to Damien Fleming and Colin Miller for the 2002/03 season.

21-May-2002•Victorian Cricket Association

Maher takes over Bulls captaincy for near future

BRISBANE, May 20 AAP - Jimmy Maher took the final step available to him in Queensland cricket today when he was appointed the state's new captain.

20-May-2002•AAP

BankWest and WACA declare mutual end to partnership

The Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA) and BankWest have mutually agreed that the 15-year-sponsorship agreement between them will not be extended.

20-May-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Waugh backs ACB on Pakistan issue

Australian captain Steve Waugh is willing to tour Pakistan but won't raise the issue when he meets the Australian Cricket Board to discuss his contract tomorrow.

20-May-2002•Morgan Beck

Maher welcomes captaincy

The prospect of following in the footsteps of Queensland's mostsuccessful captain was welcomed today by his heir, XXXX Queensland Bullsopening batsman Jimmy Maher.

20-May-2002•Queensland Cricket

Waqar retains captaincy for Aussie one-dayers

KARACHI, May 19: Waqar Younis was retained Pakistan captain Sunday as the selectors were set to announce a 14-man team for the next month's Super Challenge series against world champions Australia

20-May-2002•Our Sports Reporter

Katich joins New South Wales

New South Wales has landed a major recruiting coup overnight with confirmation that Simon Katich will be leaving his native Western Australia to join the Blues next season.

18-May-2002•John Polack

Simon Katich joins NSW Blues

Cricket NSW has confirmed Simon Katich will be joining the Blues from the 2002-03 season.

18-May-2002•Cricket New South Wales

Roles of Warne, Watson increased for Pakistan series

The two Shanes - Warne and Watson - are likely to play a significant role for Australia when one-day international cricket returns to Melbourne's Colonial Stadium next month.

17-May-2002•John Polack

Rixon looking interstate after losing patience with Blues

Blues coach Steve Rixon admits his patience has run out with the NSW cricket team and he'll break with tradition by bolstering his under-performing Pura Cup squad with interstate players this season.

17-May-2002•Sheree Went

Waugh's men world team of the year

MONTE CARLO - Australia's cricketers were named the best team in worldsport at sport's Oscars here tonight while Ian Thorpe was beaten to theindividual gong by Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher.

14-May-2002•Paul Mulvey

Warne refuses to tour Pakistan

Shane Warne says he won't go to Pakistan if Australia's cricket tour later this year goes ahead.

14-May-2002•Paul Mulvey

Pakistan situation 'fluid', says ACB

Australian authorities will continue to monitor events in the region but this year's Test and one-day international tours of Pakistan appear in grave doubt after today's fatal bomb blast in Karachi.

08-May-2002•John Polack

Gilchrist tops Test batting rankings

Adam Gilchrist has become the first regular No.7 batsman to top the Test batting rankings.

06-May-2002•AAP

Shoaib v Lee - The pace race

Pakistan's Shoaib Akhtar and Australia's Brett Lee have been clearly the two most devastatingly destructive bowlers in world cricket over the last few years

04-May-2002•Eddie Smith

Darwin, Cairns confirmed as new Test venues

Cricket's transformation in Australia from summer sport to all-year-round sport has received another fillip today with confirmation that northern cities Darwin and Cairns will each host international matches from next year.

02-May-2002•John Polack

Changing of guard reflected in new contract list

The changing of the guard in Australia's international playing ranks has received further expression today with an unprecedented seven revisions made to the annual list of Australian Cricket Board (ACB) contract holders.

01-May-2002•John Polack

Lee may have topped Akhtar 18 months ago

While Pakistani speedster Shoaib Akhtar has claimed the glory for becoming the first man to bowl over 100 miles per hour, it appears Australia's Brett Lee may have already beaten him to it.

30-Apr-2002•AAP

Lee: I like fast things

The past two years will be marked forever as poignant ones in the history of cricket, especially from an Australian point of view

30-Apr-2002•Claire Killeen

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