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Leaner Warne ready for South Africa, says Gilchrist

Shane Warne is leaner, not necessarily meaner, but in very good shape to get to grips with South Africa at the Wanderers on Friday

20-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Outright hopes consigned to watery grave in Melbourne

Tasmania's finals prospects suffered a bad setback and Victoria's hopes of even remaining in the race were just as adversely afflicted

20-Feb-2002•John Polack

Farley Stand demolition signals move forward for the WACA

The WACA ground's Farley stand is scheduled to be completely demolished later this week, on either Friday or Saturday, when Brajkovich Demolition Contractors bring in the Excavator Machine to take down the remaining walls and roof of the veteran

19-Feb-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Jo Angel joins elite 400 wicket club

Today during the Pura Cup game v NSW, veteran Western Warriors pace-man Jo Angel reached another career milestone when he brought up his 400th first class wicket for Western Australia.

19-Feb-2002•Western Australian Cricket Association

Women's rivals begin their six-match series tomorrow

Rosebowl cricket between the two best teams in the world of women's cricket resumes tomorrow when Australia and New Zealand meet at the Adelaide Oval

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Australia have better of draw against SA 'A'

With very little at stake and no prospect whatsoever of a result, Australia and the South African `A' team played out a draw in desultory fashion in Potchefstroom on Tuesday

19-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Warne allegations no effect on captaincy: ACB

Australia's cricket selectors had been unaware of accusations against Shane Warne when they appointed Ricky Ponting captain of the one day team, an Australian Cricket Board (ACB) spokesman said today.

19-Feb-2002•AAP

Slater takes Langer example on comeback trail

Michael Slater will take inspiration from the example of Justin Langer, the man who replaced him, as he attempts to rebuild his shattered cricket career.

19-Feb-2002•Adrian Warren

Klinger's pain is Tigers' pleasure

Stubborn lower order batting has been Tasmania's prerogative for much of this season

19-Feb-2002•John Polack

Anxious wait for Pollock ahead of Wanderers Test

Shaun Pollock faces a worrying couple of days before a decision is taken on his fitness for the first Test match against Australia starting at the Wanderers on Friday

19-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars primed for Trans-Tasman encounter

Women's international cricket returns to the Adelaide Oval for the first time since 1996 tomorrow, when the Australian team, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars begin its quest to retain the coveted Rose Bowl trophy against arch-rival New Zealand.

19-Feb-2002•Australian Cricket Board

Slater to 'clear the air' tomorrow

Under siege batsman Michael Slater hopes to finally

18-Feb-2002•Laine Clark

Defiant Blues hold on for draw

A defiant NSW put a dent in Western Australia's ambition of making the Pura Cup final by digging in for a thrilling draw at the WACA Ground today.

18-Feb-2002•Tom Wald

Tasmanian duo defers points decision

The batting of Darren and Damien featured in the lead-up to a declaration

18-Feb-2002•John Polack

Rain in Potchefstroom keeps Steve Waugh waiting

Australia's tour of South Africa squelched soggily to a halt in Potchefstroom on Monday with only 36 overs play possible on the second day of the three-day match against South Africa `A'

18-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

South Africa retain Ontong for first Test

Justin Ontong, controversially included in the South African side for the third Test in Sydney last month at the insistence of United Cricket Board president Percy Sonn, has been retained for the first Test against Australia starting at the Wanderers

18-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Captaincy a fast track for Ponting

When then Tasmanian captain Jamie Cox announced in October that he was stepping aside to allow Ricky Ponting to inherit his job, scarcely anyone could have foreseen that the move would have had such far-reaching implications in such a short space of

17-Feb-2002•John Polack

Queensland to host ING Cup final after beating SA

Queensland will host next Sunday's ING Cup final after a brisk 97-run partnership between Martin Love and Clinton Perren set up a comfortable five-wicket victory over South Australia at the Adelaide Oval today.

17-Feb-2002•AAP

Blues face huge run chase

NSW will battle against a large slice of history tomorrow after being set 406 runs for victory in its Pura Cup cricket match against Western Australia at the WACA ground.

17-Feb-2002•Tom Wald

Ponting sparkles before the rain in Potchefstroom

A few minutes into the tea interval at the North West Stadium on Sunday, just as the clouds above Potchefstroom started to look really threatening, a chirpy public address announcer declared that there was no need to worry, she'd phoned the weather

17-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

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