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Enthralling opener vital for New Zealand's prospects

As New Zealand prepare for their World Cup opening match against Sri Lanka, on Monday, their need for success is heightened not only by the possibility of lost points for their refusal to play in Kenya but the daunting opening they have to the

09-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

What the pundits say of New Zealand's chances

Everyone's got an opinion, and that's hardly surprising, because that's what half the fun of World Cups is all about

09-Feb-2003

Somerset all set to start their Mini Sabres Pre-School Cricket Club

Somerset County Cricket Club are always on the lookout for new talent, and over the next few weeks the club will be running sessions for youngsters between the ages of three and fourteen years old

09-Feb-2003•SOMERSET

Lara magic leads to World Cup opening win for West Indies

After the dazzling display of the 2003 ICC World Cup opening ceremony, the genius of Brian Lara managed to surpass the spectacle and enthrall a capacity crowd of 24,200 in the opening match of the tournament the West Indies and South Africa.

09-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Bajans battle India `A' today

Regional first-class cricket in Barbados today takes on a new look and welcomes new competitors

09-Feb-2003•Haydn Gill

England postpone Zimbabwe decision after 'new information'

England players and officials are still locked in discussions over whether to boycott their World Cup match in Zimbabwe after a further delay in announcing their decision.

09-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Desperate England consider Zimbabwe next step

CAPE TOWN, Feb 7 AFP - England will decide on Sunday whether or not it will go ahead with its controversial opening World Cup clash against Zimbabwe in Harare after it failed in its final, desperate bid to have the game switched to South Africa

08-Feb-2003•Julian Guyer

Retro-look Bulls thrash Redbacks

ADELAIDE, Feb 8 AAP - Queensland cricketers were sporting 1970s-style moustaches and sideburns as part of a team pact, but it was South Australia that finished the day looking silly after suffering an eight-wicket thrashing in their ING Cup match at

08-Feb-2003•Sam Lienert

Weighing the odds

Krishnamachari Srikkanth, India © CricInfo "I know that there are a few people who will not agree with me on India's chances in the coming World Cup

08-Feb-2003

Jamaica and St. Vincent confirm World Cup delegates

Jamaica and St Vincent and the Grenadines have confirmed the names of their delegates while several other Caribbean countries have expressed their intention of being represented on the official Windies World Cup 2007 (WWC 2007) delegation to the

08-Feb-2003•WICB Media Release

Nadeem, Shoaib wreak havoc

PIA looked on course for an emphatic innings victory after forcing Rawalpindi to bat again on an eventful second day of the second semifinal of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy National Cricket Championship at UBL Sports Complex on Friday

08-Feb-2003•Sports Reporter

India 'A' arrive for Carib Beer contest

India `A' arrived in the Caribbean yesterday adamant that their late appearance and last-minute preparation should not put them at a disadvantage in the ongoing Carib Beer Cricket Series

08-Feb-2003•Haydn Gill

Lack of the fifth bowler could cost India dear

The 2003 World Cup finally gets underway on Saturday with the opening ceremony at Cape Town

08-Feb-2003•Erapalli Prasanna

Teams Photograph taken aboard SA Navy vessel

The official teams photograph of all 14 nations participating in the ICC Cricket World Cup was taken today aboard the SA naval vessel SAS Outeniqua in Cape Town harbour

08-Feb-2003•WCOC

World Cup launched in style at Newlands

Dr Ali Bacher, Executive Director of Cricket World Cup 2003, promised cricket lovers worldwide that the opening ceremony at Newlands in Cape Town would be the biggest event in the history of cricket and the largest production ever staged in South

08-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

ECB to continue talks with England players over Zimbabwe issue

The ECB Chairman, David Morgan, and Chief Executive, Tim Lamb, will continue discussions with the England players and their representatives today regarding the team's World Cup match in Zimbabwe

08-Feb-2003•ECB Media Release

Watch out for a close and entertaining lung opener

The excitement of the World Cup is already in the air, at Newlands in the beautiful city of Cape Town

08-Feb-2003•Kris Srikkanth

Neil Edwards just misses out on a century in Sydney

Somerset's Neil Edwards came tantalizingly close to scoring a century on Australian turf for the second time during the England Under 19's tour down under

08-Feb-2003•SOMERSET

World-Leading cricket museum launched

Tasmanian cricket's new museum and library, celebrating the sport and its long history in the State, was officially launched by the Deputy Premier, Mr Paul Lennon MHA, at Bellerive Oval yesterday (Thursday 6 February).

07-Feb-2003•Tasmanian Cricket Association

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 21, 7 February 2003

The World Cup is about to start with Zimbabweans still not knowing exactly what is to happen, although from the point of view of cricket in Zimbabwe it is good to see the ICC sticking firmly to its guns and keeping the match against England in

07-Feb-2003•John Ward

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