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Australia increases lead in ODI standings

SYDNEY, March 25 AAP - Australia's unbeaten run on the way to retaining the cricket World Cup has extended its lead at the top of the ICC's one-day championship table.

25-Mar-2003•AAP

Australia: Miles ahead of the rest

Australia were quite fittingly re-crowned champions of one-day cricket on Sunday, a team that was a class above all their competitors in the tournament

25-Mar-2003•Taha Noor

Dates for Carib Beer 2003 cricket series final changed

The West Indies Cricket Board has rescheduled the inaugural final of the Carib Beer 2003 Cricket Series

25-Mar-2003•WICB Media Release

Tauqir Zia must stay

A few months ago, when the PCB Chairman offered to leave office, Pakistani cricket fans wanted him to stay for the simple reason they wanted Pakistan cricket to be set right rather than an easy exit by its boss

25-Mar-2003•Khawer Rabbani

The World Cricket Weblog - Mar. 25 - Mar. 31

West Indies take aim at Waugh Fast bowler Mervyn Dillon says the West Indies will target Steve Waugh with a barrage of short-pitched deliveries as they desperately try to win back lost respect against Australia in their Test series beginning next

25-Mar-2003

Somerset young cricketers get back to winning ways in South Africa

Somerset Under 13 have enjoyed mixed fortunes on their tour to South Africa, and found the first two matches tough going when they were comfortably beaten by Lions and K.E.P.S

25-Mar-2003•SOMERSET

Aussie cricketers make jubilant return

There is no rest for the wicked or the all-conquering Australian cricketteam.

25-Mar-2003•AAP

Television coverage from Sri Lanka in doubt

New Zealand cricket fans could struggle for live television coverage of the TelstraClear Black Caps' forthcoming tour to Sri Lanka

25-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

India A-West Indies B game on a knife-edge

Playing with a gusto suggesting that their lives were on the line, India "A" staged a dramatic post-tea fightback against West Indies "B" at Kensington Oval yesterday to keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the semifinals of

25-Mar-2003•Haydn Gill

Elite C pick five points from drawn Duleep tie

A slew of runs and as many as four centuries from both side saw the Elite A-Elite C Duleep Trophy tie at the Gymkhana Ground, Secunderabad, drawn after four days play, with Elite C picking five points by virtue of their first-innings lead

25-Mar-2003•Staff Reporter

The Quotes Log - Mar. 25 - Mar. 31

"When we (look at) the New Zealand game we lost...the guy that came at the end -(Andre) Adams - that catch dropped by Marlon (Samuels)...you look at the approach to the catch

25-Mar-2003

Horton replaces Schofield on pre-season tour

Paul Horton, who is one of three scholarship players on Lancashire's books this year, was an eleventh-hour addition to the squad that departed for their pre-season training camp to South Africa on Monday 24th March

25-Mar-2003•Media release

Invincible Australia tower above the rest

It took 54 matches to do so, but the World Cup has eventually confirmed that Australia are the best team on the planet, and by a distance

24-Mar-2003•Ralph Dellor

'The Australian standard is the one that Somerset have to achieve' says Anderson

It was real cricketing weather at the County Ground today where the Somerset players reported back to start their final build up to the new season

24-Mar-2003•SOMERSET

Muralitharan confused by omission from Sharjah squad

Sri Lanka's star spinner Muttiah Muralitharan has reacted with surprise and confusion to his omission from a 15-man squad for the forthcoming Sharjah Cup

24-Mar-2003•Charlie Austin

Couch-grass could have a future in New Zealand pitches

New Zealand Cricket is experimenting with couch-grass as a prospective grass for its pitches

24-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Mason wins Olley Cooley Medal

Chris Mason: Olley Cooley medal winner for season 2002-03

24-Mar-2003•Shaun Taylor

Butcher aims for records - on the field and in the studio

Surrey and England batsman Mark Butcher recently took time out of an extremely busy winter schedule to commit his immediate future to Slazenger, signing a deal that will see him continue to endorse the latest equipment until the end of 2006

24-Mar-2003•Media Release

Records galore among the memories

The 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup is behind us and Australia has captured its third title with an awesome, clinical and professional performance to blow India out of the final, almost as early as the first over bowled

24-Mar-2003•Keith Lane

Australia now the undisputed number one

Now there is no doubt that Australia are the true world champions in cricket just as Brazil are in football

24-Mar-2003•Rashid Latif

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