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Day One of South Africa A and Rest washed out

The first day of the three-day match between South Africa A and Rest of South Africa at the University of Pretoria oval had to come to a halt without a single ball being bowled because of rain

19-Feb-2003•UCBSA Press Release

BCCSL turn down management request for replacement

The Sri Lanka Cricket Board (BCCSL) has turned down a request from the team management to send a precautionary fast bowling replacement for the injured Pulasthi Gunaratne

19-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Sri Lanka boost NRR with crushing victory

Sri Lanka crushed international minnows Canada with embarrassing ease at Paarl on Wednesday, completing a nine-wicket win inside two hours without the majority of their players even breaking into a sweat

19-Feb-2003•Charlie Austin

Jayasuriya concerned about middle order's lack of exposure

Captain Sanath Jayasuriya admitted that the lack of match exposure for Sri Lanka's middle order was a concern after they strolled to their third consecutive World Cup win against Canada

19-Feb-2003•Charlie Austin

India motor to comfortable 83-run win over Zimbabwe

A billion people in India, 15 cricketers in Southern Africa and one coach will sleep well on Wednesday night after India rolled Zimbabwe over by 83 runs to take four points from their third game of the 2003 World Cup

19-Feb-2003•Anand Vasu

Namibians deserve credit - Stewart

Stand-in captain Alec Stewart refused to be downbeat after England were given a fright by World Cup minnows Namibia in Port Elizabeth.

19-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Parliamentarians call for security for Indian team

NEW DELHI, Feb 18 AFP - The Indian parliament today called for security for the country's cricket team which is facing the ire of fans after a poor showing at the World Cup

18-Feb-2003

Rain helps Leeward Isles hold on for a draw

Rain played a crucial part in denying India A a possible win against Leeward Islands in a four-day Carib Beer Cup match that ended at Grove Park, Charlestown, Nevis on Monday

18-Feb-2003•Staff Reporter

Harare win could prove vital to either side

The match between Zimbabwe and India at Harare Sports Club could just turn out to be the most important of Pool A

18-Feb-2003•John Ward

Hooper upbeat despite Benoni frustration

West Indies captain Carl Hooper refused to be downcast following the abandonment of his side's match against World Cup minnows Bangladesh.

18-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Canadian Cricket Association extends condolences to Kevin Boller

IN MEMORIAM -Maureen Boller - dear wife of Kevin Boller-CCA PRO/Historian

18-Feb-2003•CCA

Sri Lanka resist temptation to experiment against Canada

Sri Lanka will resist the temptation to experiment against Canada as they try to boost their Net Run Rate (NRR) and secure their path to the Super Sixes stage of the competition

18-Feb-2003•Charlie Austin

GCCC Gold Bond Results - Week 7

£50 H.3481 R Timmins £50 J.6770 A Anderson £50 CC0836 N Gotts £50 E.4426 F Clough £50 Y.2827 M Bamford £50 A.5885 W Norman £50 H.1844 W Tully

18-Feb-2003•Gloucestershire CCC

Noel McGregor puts his thought into bowls nowadays

Former New Zealand Test cricketer Noel McGregor returns to the forefront of international sport later this year

18-Feb-2003•Matthew Appleby

Keepers gloves to stop Mabo's messages

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 17 AAP - Jimmy Maher is expected to be Australia's wicket-keeper in the World Cup match against Holland, meaning a break for the bowlers from his hand-written messages

18-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Message from Jonty Rhodes

Jonty tells us that he has 2 pins in his hand but not to worry he will be fit and raring to go for the start of the GCCC season!

18-Feb-2003•Gloucestershire CCC

Alastair down under

I left England for Perth on New Year's Day to join the Neil `Noddy' Holder Professional Cricketers Training Programme and to play the second half of the season for local Grade I club, Hammersley

18-Feb-2003•Alastair Bressington

India are the lords of the ring - 1983

18-Feb-2003•Partab Ramchand

No coming back from defeat, warns Hussain

Stage two of what England's captain has identified as their World Cup knock-out run gets under way in Port Elizabeth tomorrow, with the cobwebs blown away to a reassuring degree by their opening win at Buffalo Park on Sunday.

18-Feb-2003•Stephen Lamb

Rain brings an early end to proceedings in Benoni

The weather proved to be the winner at Willowmoore Park in Benoni where thematch between West Indies and Bangladesh was washed out after 8.1 overs werebowed in the Bangladesh innings

18-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

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