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Winchester bow out of National Indoor Cup

Winchester's dreams of another trip to Lord's in the ECB Indoor Cricket Championships were dashed by a 22-run defeat by Newport.

20-Feb-2003•Mike Vimpany

South Africa need Windies lifeline

On the first match-free day of the World Cup, South Africans were yesterday left to contemplate the unthinkable - their team being on the verge of first-round elimination

20-Feb-2003•Tony Cozier

It's a great shame if Warne goes, says PM

ADELAIDE, Feb 20 AAP - Prime Minister John Howard today said it would be a great shame if Shane Warne was banned from cricket

20-Feb-2003

Hauritz thinking local and not World Cup

BRISBANE, Feb 20 AAP - Nathan Hauritz expects his next match to be in suburban Brisbane and not South Africa

20-Feb-2003•Michael Crutcher

Symonds in the spotlight

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 19 AAP - Taciturn all-rounder Andrew Symonds may have silenced his critics with his match-winning century in Australia's opening World Cup match but his new-found fame means he can't escape the spotlight anymore

20-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Pakistan and England media sessions

The Pakistan cricket team will practice under lights on Thursday 20th February at Newlands Cricket Ground between 2000hrs to 2100hrs

20-Feb-2003•WCOC Press Release

Visa requirements for Kenya

Entry permit required

20-Feb-2003•WCOC Press Release

'I'm hoping to be fit for Saturday' says Ian Blackwell

Somerset all rounder Ian Blackwell remains optimistic that he will have recovered from his back injury in time to play in the vital day night match against Pakistan on Saturday

20-Feb-2003•SOMERSET

Pakistan's initial showing not good omen

Pakistan's first two matches in the World Cup have emphatically underlined the team's shortcomings, not that it came as a revelation

20-Feb-2003•Zafar Samdani

Warne's mum key element in probe

Shane Warne's mum and an exhaustive analysis of his urine sample will be key elements of the biggest drugs hearing in Australian sports history

20-Feb-2003

Glimpses of the World Cup

Article: Agha Akbar's diary from WCup 2003, vol 3

20-Feb-2003•Agha Akbar

Ponting salutes Dutch courage

Australia's captain Ricky Ponting had warm praise for the Netherlands after his side clinched a comfortable 75-run win in their rain-affected World Cup Pool A clash in Potchefstroom.

20-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Brent returns to Burridge for 2003

Zimbabwe international cricketer Gary Brent has answered an SOS from Burridge to help the Fareham West club regain their place in the ECB Southern Electric Premier League's top flight this summer.

20-Feb-2003•Mike Vimpany

Expert coaching for Snell in India

Hampshire Under-19 captain Steven Snell has just returned from a two-week World Cricket Academy trip to Mumbai, where he was coached by Indian left-arm spin legend Bishen Bedi.

20-Feb-2003•Mike Vimpany

Bashley to meet BAT Sports in National KnockOut

Bashley-Rydal have been paired against local Southern Electric Premier League rivals BAT Sports in the ECB National Club Cricket Championship on Sunday May 11.

20-Feb-2003•Mike Vimpany

ICC to rule on New Zealand application for Kenyan match today

New Zealand's application for the relocating of its World Cup match against Kenya will be heard by the International Cricket Council's executive board tonight (NZ time)

20-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

Milestone Preview: Australia v Netherlands

Michael Bevan (AUS) needs 111 runs to complete 500 World Cup runs Adam Gilchrist (AUS) needs 227 runs to complete 500 World Cup runs

20-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Australia okay with no reserve day rain policy

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 19 AAP - Australian vice-captain Adam Gilchrist believes the best sides will progress at the World Cup despite the contentious decision not to provide reserve days for washed out matches

20-Feb-2003

Gough hopeful of a return to fitness

He might be 32 years of age and has tried more comebacks than Frank Sinatra - with rather less in terms of success - but Yorkshire and England fast bowler Darren Gough is sure that he will be able to resume his career after a succession of knee

20-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Dr Bacher pleased with attendance

A total of 182 000 people attended the 15 events which were held in the first week of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003, a figure which the tournament's executive director Dr Ali Bacher has described as "very pleasing"

20-Feb-2003•WCOC Press Release

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