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Symonds sheds a tear over World Cup win

JOHANNESBURG - Andrew Symonds had a tear running down his cheek.

24-Mar-2003•Will Swanton

Narendra Hirwani demolishes Plate A

Bangalore hosted the Plate A-Plate B Duleep Trophy match at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium and was fortunate to see some striking cricket that culminated by Plate B triumphing by an innings and seven runs shortly before lunch on the final day

24-Mar-2003•Staff Reporters

The Expert's Log - Mar. 24 - Mar. 30

"I don't subscribe to the fact that we have taken the game to a new level

24-Mar-2003

Aravinda de Silva appointed as national selector

Aravinda de Silva has been appointed as a national cricket selector just days after retiring from international cricket

24-Mar-2003•Charlie Austin

Substantial improvements made to Bert Sutcliffe Oval

Bert Sutcliffe Oval has been dug up and re-sown in a bid to help the ground withstand the heavy use it is subjected to during summer months

24-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

WACA Pennant competition semi final winners

24-Mar-2003•Shaun Taylor

I would've been happier if India had won the World Cup - Tendulkar

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa March 23, AP - Sachin Tendulkar says he'd trade his Man-of-the-Series honour for another shot at the Aussies

24-Mar-2003•Sandeep Nakai

Malcolm Gray thanks South Africa

ICC President Malcolm Gray thanked South Africa in his closing speech at the presentation ceremony of yesterday's ICC Cricket World Cup final at the Wanderers

24-Mar-2003•WCOC Press Release

India 'A' hit back on Day 2

The India "A" team that turned up at Kensington Oval on Saturday was clearly not the same one that was on display the previous day

24-Mar-2003•Haydn Gill

Predictable end to a long, long tournament

In the end it was a tame, rather predictable finish, although nothing like the anti-climax of the 1999 World Cup final

24-Mar-2003•Stephen Lamb

Portman Group takes over sponsorship of National Under 15 Club Cricket Championship

The Portman Building Society announced today that it will sponsor the England and Wales Cricket Board's Under-15 National Club Cricket Championship, previously sponsored by Sun Bank, which since its acquisition in mid 2001, has been part of the

24-Mar-2003•Media Release

Leading ICC 2003 Cricket World Cup Statistics

Most catches 11 RT Ponting Australia 8 B Lee Australia 8 D Mongia India 8 V Sehwag India 6 LJ Burger Namibia 6 Z Khan India 5 PA de Silva Sri Lanka 5 CL Hooper West Indies 5 ST Jayasuriya Sri Lanka 5 M Kaif India 5 DR Martyn Australia 5

24-Mar-2003•Andrew Samson

Super Six absentees detract from tournament

As World Cups go, the South African version of 2003 fell short of expectations because of the failure of favoured teams to make the Super Six section of the tournament

24-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Significant implications for cricket in NZ with funding freeze

News of nearly $NZ5 million from the World Cup being withheld from New Zealand Cricket (NZC) as a result of its failure to play a match in Kenya will have been an unwelcome arrival on the budgetary doorstep

23-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

India threatened with ICC suspension

JOHANNESBURG, March 22 AFP - International Cricket Council (ICC) president Malcolm Gray threatened India with suspension from world cricket here today in the wake of their players' World Cup contracts row

23-Mar-2003

Milestones Preview: Australia vs India - WC 2003 Final

Javagal Srinath (IND) needs 6 wickets to join the 50 World Cup wicket-club Glenn McGrath (AUS) needs 8 wickets to join the 50 World Cup wicket-club Brett Lee (AUS) needs 5 wickets to join the 25 World Cup wicket-club Zaheer Khan (IND) needs 7

23-Mar-2003•CricInfo

Jayasuriya to stay on until after New Zealand tour

Sanath Jayasuriya has been persuaded retain the captaincy until after New Zealand's tour of Sri Lanka

23-Mar-2003•Charlie Austin

Cricket is now clean declares ICC chief

JOHANNESBURG, March 22, AAP - International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Malcolm Gray claimed the game was corruption-free on the eve of a World Cup final between Australia and India that attracted hundreds of millions of dollars in illegal betting

23-Mar-2003•Will Swanton

James Bryant arrives to embark on his new career at the County Ground

Somerset's newest batting recruit James Bryant has arrived at the County Ground from South Africa to start his new career in English first class cricket, a career that he hopes will eventually lead to him playing international cricket

23-Mar-2003•SOMERSET

PwC Ratings - Tendulkar finishes on top, but Aussies well ahead

Sachin Tendulkar ended the World Cup at the top of the PwC one-day ratings for batsmen, and India finished the tournament with four bowlers in the world top 15 for one-day cricket

23-Mar-2003•PriceWaterhouseCoopers

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