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Emburey backs Ladbrokes as umpires strike back

John Emburey, Former England Captain and current Middlesex Coach backs Ladbrokes sponsorship of the Middlesex County Cricket League and Youth Academy

07-Apr-2003•Middlesex CCC Media Release

Waugh leads Aussie onslaught

Captain Steve Waugh and opening batsman Matthew Hayden posted centuries as Australia made a blistering start to its Caribbean tour in Georgetown.

06-Apr-2003•AAP

West Indies name squad for first Cable & Wireless Test

West Indies have named the following 14-member squad for the opening Cable & Wireless Test Match of four against Australia at Bourda Oval in Georgetown, Guyana, starting on Thursday

06-Apr-2003•WICB Media Release

Sri Lanka through to Double Wicket Championship final

With the competition now down to the semi finals, and each team needing to win in order to advance to the finals and a chance at sharing a whopping US $65,000.00, with the runners up receiving US $30.000.00, today's action promises to be exciting, if

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Big hitting Oram leads charmed life in St. Lucia

Following New Zealand's victory in the final of the Double Wicket World Cup, Sir Garfield Sobers' Trophy winner Jacob Oram spoke about his successful batting formula for the pairs format

06-Apr-2003•Andrew Hall

John Crawley named as Hampshire captain.

John Crawley has been named Hampshire's captain for the 2003 season, finally bringing to an end the speculation and conjecture over the appointment to replace Shane Warne.

06-Apr-2003•Vic Isaacs

A Gayle of a controversy

Merely a week after the latest in what seems to a series of blunders, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) now finds itself embroiled in yet another controversy

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Whatmore tipped for Indian job

Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore has been approached by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) with regard to coaching India's junior players, according to the Hindu newspaper

06-Apr-2003•CricInfo

England replace Pakistan in Double Wicket semi-final

The Pakistan team have decided to withdraw from taking part in the second semi final of the Double Wicket World Championship, due to the severity of the injury to Shahid Afridi

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Pakistan's young guns impress at Sharjah

Pakistan got off to an emphatic start in the Cherry Blossom Sharjah Cup 2003, and the young brigade certainly had a huge part to play in the magnificent performance

06-Apr-2003•Taha Noor

2nd Metropolitan Cup - Las Condes vs. La Dehesa

Las Condes vs La Dehesa League Match Thriller ends in Tie

06-Apr-2003•Clive Marriott

Jayasuriya confirms resignation after Sharjah

Sri Lanka skipper Sanath Jayasuriya has confirmed that the ongoing four-nation Sharjah Cup will be his last tournament as captain

06-Apr-2003•CricInfo

As Somerset announce their new pitch adviser the Appeal year is launched

Somerset have appointed Mike Ashwin from Midsomer Norton as their new pitch adviser

06-Apr-2003•SOMERSET

Jayasuriya delighted with emphatic victory

Sri Lanka skipper Sanath Jayasuriya praised his side after they exacted sweet revenge on the Kenyans for their shock defeat in the World Cup with an emphatic 129-run win on Sunday

06-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo

Samaraweera breaks finger in domestic quadrangular

Off-spinning all-rounder Thilan Samaraweera has broken a finger, quashing hopes of an international return during the forthcoming test series against New Zealand

06-Apr-2003•CricInfo

England collapse allows New Zealand through to final

Unbeaten New Zealand batted first against the recently "promoted" England in the second semi final of the Double Wicket World Championship

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Sri Lanka gain revenge for Kenyan World Cup shock

Another beautifully-paced century from Kumar Sangakkara - his second in succession, making him the 35th batsman to achieve the feat - inspired Sri Lanka to an emphatic 129-run victory over Kenya at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium

06-Apr-2003•Dileep Premachandran

Wasim ponders life after retirement

Former Pakistan captain and world record holder for the most one day international wickets, Wasim Akram spoke to Wisden Cricinfo on his retirement from international cricket among other things

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Oram leads New Zealand victory march in inaugural Double Wicket final

Having gone through the series without losing a match, New Zealand were determined to maintain that unblemished record

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Sami explodes with balls of fire

Mohammed Sami of Pakistan clocked 156.4km/h in Thursday's game against Zimbabwe to become the third fastest bowler in recent times

06-Apr-2003•Eddie Smith

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