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Injury threatens South Africa's fielding maestro

Jonty Rhodes' future in the World Cup is uncertain after South Africa's star fielder fractured a bone in his hand against Kenya

12-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Zimbabwe Cricket Union disappointed with England news

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union has received with disappointment the news that the England and Wales Cricket Board has rejected the direction by the International Cricket Council to play in Zimbabwe, leading to the cancellation of tomorrow's match between

12-Feb-2003•ZCU Media Release

Milestone Preview: India v Holland

Sachin Tendulkar (1059) is 24 runs behind leading World Cup run taker Javed Miandad (1083)

12-Feb-2003•CricInfo

'Start to smile... the season is almost upon us' says Chairman Giles Clarke

With the new 2003 cricket season creeping ever closer The thoughts of everyone at Somerset County Cricket Club are firmly focussed on the start of the new cricket season in April, and none more than Giles Clarke the newly appointed Chairman of the

12-Feb-2003•SOMERSET

Rugby legend Don Clarke also enjoyed a significant cricket career

All Black legend Don Clarke was the subject of much eulogising for his many rugby feats, and most notably his goal-kicking, after his death on December 29, aged 69, but Clarke also enjoyed a significant cricket career

12-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

Politics should not be allowed to intrude into cricket

The World Cup has got underway and it will be cricket, and one fervently, hopes nothing but cricket till its grand finale on March 23, which also happens to be Pakistan's Republic Day

12-Feb-2003

Captain's Log - Feb. 12-Feb. 18

"It's very difficult when you're out of competition and you're out of the umbrella of your medical panel

12-Feb-2003

Warne Anti-Doping Committee hearing Q&A

Australian spin legend Shane Warne returned home from South Africa after it was revealed that he tested positive for a banned substance

12-Feb-2003•Australian Cricket Board

World Cup jazz concert set to blow music lovers away

Moretele Park, the home of South African open-air jazz festivals, will again be teeming with lovers of the music genre on Sunday when the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 concert gets underway

12-Feb-2003•CWCOC

Redbacks take unchanged side to Telstra Stadium

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has named an unchanged squad of thirteen for the ING Cup clash against NSW to be played this Sunday, February 16 at Telstra Stadium.

12-Feb-2003•South Australian Cricket Association

Former Kenyan player debuts for South Australia

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has named the 12-man squad to take part in the ACB Cup match against NSW from Monday, February 17 on Adelaide Oval.

12-Feb-2003•South Australian Cricket Association

Kent County Cricket Club announces a profit for 2002

Kent County Cricket Club today announced a post tax profit of £13,242 for the year ending 31 October 2002

12-Feb-2003•Kent CCC Media Release

McLean replaces Collins for New Zealand match

West Indies has named Nixon McLean to replace fellow fast bowler Pedro Collins in the final 11 for their second Cricket World Cup 2003 match against New Zealand at St

12-Feb-2003•Media Release

Guyana stage comeback to defeat Leewards

Opener Azeemul Haniff scored a fine half-century to help Guyana pull off a come-from-behind victory against the Leeward Islands on the final day of their second round Carib Beer 2003 Cricket Series match at the Edgar Gilbert Park on Monday

12-Feb-2003

Kenya crushed as hosts secure first win

Herschelle Gibbs totally destroyed any chance that Kenya might have thought they had as the right-handed opener stroked South Africa to a ten-wicket victory at the North West Stadium in Potchefstroom.

12-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Warne wants to return to the World Cup

Shane Warne has arrived back in Australia after being sent home from the World Cup following the news of his positive drugs test

12-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Congratulations pour in for Canadian team after World Cup victory

Canada on the front page

12-Feb-2003•CCA/ Dave Liverman

India must play both spinners

When the Indian team walks out to take on Holland at Paarl in their opening encounter of World Cup 2003, the prayers and best wishes of a billion people will be with them

12-Feb-2003•Krish Srikkanth

Bajan pace too hot for India

Fast bowling, the architect of several victories for West Indian teams over Indian opponents in years gone by, was the pillar of yet another resounding triumph at the Windward Club ground yesterday

12-Feb-2003

No tinkering with World Cup side - Hooper

Carl Hooper is sticking by the old adage that if it's working, don't fix it

12-Feb-2003•Tony Cozier

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