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Somerset youngsters preparing for the trip of a lifetime

Fourteen young cricketers from Somerset are busy putting the finishing touches to their packing and preparing themselves for the trip of their young lives

18-Feb-2003•SOMERSET

West Indian cricketers conduct coaching clinic

The West Indies brought joy to the hearts of over 500 budding cricketers and supporters when they visited the Actonville townships, outside Johannesburg yesterday

18-Feb-2003

Confused India rethink Tendulkar's opening slot

HARARE, Feb 17 AFP - Beleaguered India are once again planning to drop star batsman Sachin Tendulkar down the order for Wednesday's crunch game against Zimbabwe in a bid to resurrect their World Cup campaign

18-Feb-2003

Quotes Log - Feb. 18 - Feb. 24

"Once you're playing on this stage, you're going to be pelted if you don't perform

18-Feb-2003

Change in ICC Communications Manager

Please note that ICC Communications Manager Mark Harrison will be returning to the UK from this evening, Tuesday 18, until Thursday 27 February

18-Feb-2003•WCOC

Membership - Introduce a friend

We offer members 25% cashback on any new member (excluding life members and the BS7 Gym members) who they introduce to the Club

18-Feb-2003•Gloucestershire CCC

A week of excellent cricket

The first week of the 2003 World Cup has gone by after causing a great deal of heartache for a lot of people

18-Feb-2003•Erapalli Prasanna

Hauritz given all-clear

XXXX Queensland Bulls spinner Nathan Hauritz has been given theall-clear to resume training this week after recovering from aquadriceps injury suffered in the ING Cup loss to Tasmania on Saturday.

18-Feb-2003•Queensland Cricket

Upper hand to Bajans

Catches, they often say, win matches

18-Feb-2003

The World Cup Weblog - Feb. 18 - Feb. 24

Why bother

18-Feb-2003

'It was a good win for the boys against Holland ' says Ciderman Blackwell

Somerset all rounder Ian Blackwell played a significant part in England's victory over Holland in their opening match of the World Cup in East London

17-Feb-2003•SOMERSET

NSW secures final spot

SYDNEY, Feb 16 AAP - NSW earned a crack at a third straight ING Cup cricket title today, snatching a final berth with a comfortable win over South Australia in the last regular season match at Telstra Stadium.

17-Feb-2003•Valkerie Mangnall

Windies miss out on shirt sales

JOHANNESBURG - Where are the Windies shirts

17-Feb-2003

The Expert's Log - Feb. 17 - Feb. 23

"There's a lot more sense of unity and if anything it got guys to talk about team issues - not necessarily Hansie and the captaincy

17-Feb-2003

Willey and Mallender withdraw from Bulawayo umpiring dates

The decision by the International Cricket Council not to reschedule England's cancelled fixture against Zimbabwe has had further repercussions in that English umpires Peter Willey and Neil Mallender have expressed doubts about going to Bulawayo to

17-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Browne to rescue with 103

A CAPTAIN'S KNOCK is one of the most over-used clichés in cricket

17-Feb-2003•Haydn Gill

A great innings - but the greatest?

Was it the finest one-day win by New Zealand

17-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

Waugh and Haddin under injury cloud for final

SYDNEY - NSW will wait until the morning of the ING Cup cricket final onSunday to make a call on the fitness of Brad Haddin and spearhead SteveWaugh.

17-Feb-2003•AAP

Irate Indian fans urge boycott of cricketers' endorsements

New Delhi, Feb 17 AFP - A number of Indian cricket fans, outraged by their team's humiliating loss to Australia, are campaigning to punish Sourav Ganguly and his men by boycotting products they endorse

17-Feb-2003•AFP

India A batsmen shine against Leeward Islands

After losing by an innings and 77 runs to Barbados in their opening match of the Carib Beer Cup, India 'A' bounced back in their second game, thanks largely to their batsmen, who saw them to a first-innings total of 450

17-Feb-2003•Staff Reporter

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