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Bereaved Wright pulls out of Dhaka tri-series

Indian coach John Wright, whose father has passed away, has pulled out of the forthcoming tri-nation tournament in Dhaka

06-Apr-2003•Staff Reporter

Gayle dropped from West Indies squad for first Test

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, April 5 AAP - West Indian selectors must appoint a new vice-captain after local hero Ramnaresh Sarwan was today ruled out of Thursday's opening Test against Australia in Georgetown

06-Apr-2003•Michael Crutcher

Blewett - Clarke is the next Ricky Ponting

Greg Blewett is back in Australian colours, this time for the Double Wicket World Championship on the paradise island of St

05-Apr-2003•Andrew Hall

Marillier anchors Zimbabwe for a tense win

The last time these two sides met, Zimbabwe were humiliated by seven wickets, allowing Kenya a passage to the World Cup semi-final

05-Apr-2003•S Rajesh

Bajans revive against Jamaica at Kensington Oval

Kurt Wilkinson knows the sense of big occasions

05-Apr-2003•Haydn Gill

Sangakkara provides spunky riposte to selectors

Ok, we lost, but the result was of less significance than the performance of Kumar Sangakkara, who played his finest one-day innings, fully justifying his last-minute inclusion into the squad

05-Apr-2003•CricInfo

Under 13's coach reports on South African tour

Pete Sanderson the Somerset Under 13's coach has recently returned from the team's tour to South Africa and has submitted the following report on the experience

05-Apr-2003•SOMERSET

Still place for Hooper

The West Indies Cricket Board and its selection panel have started the 2003 Cable & Wireless Series with a master stroke by appointing Brian Lara as team captain and Ramnaresh Sarwan as his deputy

05-Apr-2003•Haydn Gill

New Zealand top group 2 table after victory over Australia

New Zealand's pairing of Daniel Vettori and Jacob Oram continued their impressive form in the Double Wicket World Championship with a tense 4 run win over Australia

05-Apr-2003•Andrew Hall

Double Wicket World Championship Semi-finals preview

The Double Wicket World Cup in St

05-Apr-2003•Andrew Hall

Zimbabwe Cricket OnLine: Provincial News

Midlands general manager Ken Connelly must secretly be hoping that Zimbabwe will not make the final at Sharjah - as they are not expected to do

05-Apr-2003•John Ward

Pakistan forfeit match after Afridi injury

Pakistan, who along with the West Indies have already qualified for the semi final stages of the Double Wicket World Championship, had a less than auspicious start to their innings

05-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Tight New Zealand bowling restricts South Africa

South Africa needing to win their encounter against New Zealand in order to keep their hopes of advancing to the next round of matches, batted first

05-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Zimbabwe v Kenya: An assessment

Article: John Ward on the Kenya v Zimbabwe match at Sharjah, Apr 5, 2003

05-Apr-2003•John Ward

Attacking effort by England secures 96 run win

In a match that could prove crucial in the unlikely event that Pakistan are unable to field a team for tomorrow's semi finals because of an injury that Shahid Afridi is carrying, both England and Zimbabwe will want to win this encounter

05-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Jayawardene and DeSilva take Sri Lanka into semi-finals

With South Africa already out of reckoning for a semi final place, and with Sri Lanka needing to win this encounter this match soon took on added significance

05-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

WICB to review Gayle's unavailability

The West Indies Cricket Board has asked Christopher Gayle and the Jamaica Cricket Association to submit reports on the circumstances that led to Gayle's non-selection for the Senior Jamaica team now contesting the final of the Carib Beer

05-Apr-2003•WICB Media Release

Pakistan join West Indies in semi-finals of Double Wicket World Championship

05-Apr-2003•Andrew Hall

Chaminda Vaas forced out of Sharjah Cup

Sri Lanka's star fast bowler Chaminda Vaas has been forced out of the ongoing Sharjah Cup quadrangular with an injured right ankle

05-Apr-2003•Charlie Austin

Andy Flower - First Class career averages

Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

04-Apr-2003•John Ward

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