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New Zealand bowling failures dominate news opinion

New Zealand's failure to maintain the first day-last session strike power in the first Test at the Gabba was the feature of newspaper coverage of the rain-affected second day's play

10-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Bulls claim first innings points courtesy of Maher's 174

Queensland had its top three to thank for first innings points after a middle order collapse on day three of the Pura Cup cricket match against Western Australia at the WACA today.

10-Nov-2001•Andrew Hamilton

Rain spoils Blues' push for a win

Rain should ruin any chance of an outright result in the Pura Cup cricket match here between Victoria and New South Wales.

10-Nov-2001•Roger Vaughan

Western Australia Under-19s squad for Newcastle announced

The following players have been selected in a squad of 13, to represent Western Australia, at the National U/19 Championships in Newcastle, from 3rd to the 14th of December 2001.

10-Nov-2001•Western Australian Cricket Association

Ticket refund policy for First Test in Brisbane

Fans at today's First Test match between Australia and New Zealand willbe entitled to either exchange their ticket or seek a full refundfollowing the washout of the third day.

10-Nov-2001•Queensland Cricket

Australia's bowlers now face two days of tough toil

Australia's vaunted bowling attack moves onto centre stage in the first Test with New Zealand at the Gabba over the next two days

10-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Cyclone Lehmann devastates Tasmania

As murder on a cricket field goes, this was as grisly and macabre as it gets

10-Nov-2001•John Polack

Queensland reach 0-157 at stumps on day two at the WACA

Queensland openers Jimmy Maher and Jerry Cassell confirmed what Western Australia's tail had already suggested with an unbeaten 157 stand before stumps on day two of their Pura Cup clash.

09-Nov-2001•Andrew Hamilton

Australian batting class revealed as Kiwis sink

Australia demonstrated what everyone knew when turning back New Zealand's first day-last session challenge in the first Test on a rain interrupted second day at the Gabba in Brisbane

09-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Clingeleffer strikes right notes to lead Tigers from trouble

As balls hit hands, helmets and the tiers of grandstands all around him, Sean Clingeleffer hit all the right notes to lead Tasmania out of trouble on the second day of its Pura Cup match against South Australia here in Hobart today.

09-Nov-2001•John Polack

NSW praying for no rain

New South Wales will hope the weekend forecast of rain, hail and thunder allows at least an over of cricket at Punt Rd in its Pura Cup cricket match against Victoria.

09-Nov-2001•Roger Vaughan

New Zealand bowlers prove surprise package on first day

What was shaping as a nightmare day for New Zealand cricket in the first Test at the Gabba in Brisbane turned around on the control of Chris Cairns, and the belligerence of bullocky part-timer Craig McMillan

08-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Harvey only bright light for Vics

New South Wales tied everyone but Ian Harvey down here today as Victoria finished about 50 runs short of its goal on day one of its Pura Cup cricket match at Punt Rd.

08-Nov-2001•Roger Vaughan

North ton steers WA to 8-305 at stumps at the WACA

Marcus North made his breakthrough first class century when he protected Western Australia against Queensland quick Ashley Noffke's wrath on day one of the Pura Cup cricket clash at the WACA.

08-Nov-2001•Andrew Hamilton

Slater to retain Test cap number 356

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) has confirmed that Michael Slater will retain the Test cap number 356.

08-Nov-2001•Australian Cricket Board

NZ Academy wastes no time taking nine wicket win

New Zealand might have been struggling in Brisbane against Australia today, but the New Zealand Academy were untroubled in beating the Queensland Academy

08-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Craig McMillan bounces his way into Test

Craig McMillan has been bouncing his way around New Zealand cricket grounds for the last few seasons, infuriating crowds with his short-pitched antics, but no-one will be complaining after his superb innings-breaking spell at the Gabba in the first

08-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Western Australian Second XI team announced to play the CBCA

The following players have been named by the WA State Selectors to, represent the WA Second XI v the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy, from Monday 12 November to Thursday 15 November at, Richardson Park in South Perth.

08-Nov-2001•Western Australian Cricket Association

How the papers saw it:

The New Zealand Herald: "As well as they played (Matthew Hayden and Justin Langer), their deeds were significantly unravelled by some of the most brainless batting seen in these parts, as Australia's middle-order disintegrated against the part-time

08-Nov-2001•Lynn McConnell

Minor states produce major contest on opening day

Tasmania and South Australia are the two states with the smallest populations in Australia and they're also often depicted as possessing two of the more unfancied teams among the six that are drawn together in Pura Cup competition.

08-Nov-2001•John Polack

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