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Australians continue their pre-eminence

Article: Nabeel Sabir on Australia's world cup win

27-Mar-2003•Nabeel Sabir

Turf managers over-reacted to pace and bounce message

It's official

26-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Sporting stars gather at the galleries!

The Galleries is celebrating the start of spring with an event that will appeal to all cricket fans

26-Mar-2003•Gloucestershire CCC Media Release

Ryan Harris wins 2003 Bradman Medal

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has congratulatedRedbacks all-rounder Ryan Harris for winning the 2003 Bradman Medal fordistrict cricketer of the year at an awards ceremony at Adelaide Ovaltonight (March 26).

26-Mar-2003•South Australian Cricket Association

India 'A' hold on for a draw against West Indies 'B'

A match which had the potential to produce a win for either side at the start of the final day, ended in an exciting draw between West Indies "B" and India "A" at Kensington Oval on Monday

26-Mar-2003•Haydn Gill

Weston joins Gloucestershire from Worcestershire

Philip Weston, the 29 year-old Worcestershire left-handed opening batsman who joined the county in 1989, has been released from the final year of his contract

26-Mar-2003•Ralph Dellor

Neil Edwards sets his sights on a first team place

Neil Edwards is back at the County Ground making his final preparations for the 2003 season after spending the first part of this year in Australia playing for England Under 19's

26-Mar-2003•SOMERSET

Record crowds see ICC Cricket World Cup 2003

A record crowd of 32,827 for a cricket match in South Africa attended the ICC Cricket World Cup Final between the champions Australia and India at the Wanderers Stadium on Sunday

26-Mar-2003•ICC CWC 2003 Media Information

Warne deserves prizemoney: brother

Shane Warne's prizemoney allocation for Australia's World Cup win has been defended amid claims the banned leg spinner did not deserve it.

26-Mar-2003•AAP

Successful Lincoln turf technology could be used in India

New Zealand Cricket's High Performance Centre turf manager Karl Johnson is to spend a week in India looking to assist with pitch development at a cricket academy in Pune

26-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Early season central venue worthy of debate - Reid

Utilising the generally drier conditions of New Zealand's east coasts, and especially the better quality pitches at the High Performance Centre at Lincoln University for early-season State Championship matches was worthy of debate

26-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

One off day shattered our Cup dreams, says Ganguly

Mumbai, March 25 AFP - India skipper Sourav Ganguly says his decision to field first wasn't the reason for his team's defeat in the World Cup final against Australia

26-Mar-2003

Only the slightest improvement in New Zealand's ODI ranking

Reaching the Super Six stage of the World Cup at the expense of nations ranked ahead of it has done little to improve New Zealand's ranking on the ICC One-Day International Championship table

25-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Eden Park's Outer Oval to join pitch technology club

Eden Park's Outer Oval is going to be the latest ground in New Zealand to implement portable pitch technology for its cricket

25-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Otago already looking to build on this summer's results

Things are looking up for Otago cricket after the senior men's side claimed a clear third place in the State Championship, the best finish for several years

25-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Sharjah Cup in doubt after SA withdraw

The Sharjah Cup tri-series tournament in the United Arab Emirates, scheduled to commence from April 1, could be in serious danger of being called off after South Africa announced their withdrawal on Monday

25-Mar-2003•Sports Reporter

Australia romp home after dismal start - 1999

Joint-favourites for the event when it commenced, Australia duly won the World Cup in 1999

25-Mar-2003•Partab Ramchand

Rashid Latif: Pakistan cricket's future is bright

Article: Rashid Latif on the Pakistan cricket's bright future

25-Mar-2003•Rashid Latif

Somerset mourn the loss of Martin Nestor

Everybody at Somerset County Cricket Club is reeling at the news of the sudden death of Captain Martin Nestor O.B.E

25-Mar-2003•SOMERSET

World Cup party creates excitement about the Caribbean

Photo © WICB The Caribbean, its culture, cuisine and cricket, received wide exposure internationally when the Windies World Cup 2007 delegation hosted a major event in Johannesburg, South Africa, on March 9 to invite the world to the next

25-Mar-2003•WICB Media Release

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