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Karnataka romp through to Plate Group final

Only a fool wishing to be parted with his money particularly speedily would have plonked it down on Vidarbha winning the semi-final against Karnataka on the fifth day of the match

01-Feb-2003•Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 20, 31 January 2003

The so-called Zimbabwe A team, which turned out to be almost the full national side and only included players in the World Cup squad, recovered to beat a more genuine South Africa A team, winning the last two matches of the series last weekend in

01-Feb-2003•John Ward

ICC consider rescheduling New Zealand's game in Kenya

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has opened the door to rescheduling New Zealand's World Cup game in Nairobi outside Kenya

01-Feb-2003•AAP

England players back New Zealand

The England players, who want their proposed World Cup match in Harare on February 13th moved to South Africa on safety grounds, have expressed their support for New Zealand's decision to forfeit the points from their match in Nairobi because they

01-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Manou hits ING sign and bags $50,000

Redbacks wicket-keeper Graham Manou today was the first player in the 2002/03 season to hit the ING sign and win $50,000 from ING.

01-Feb-2003•South Australian Cricket Association

KRL, PIA, Rawalpindi through to last four of Quaid Trophy

Khan Research Laboratories (KRL), Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and Rawalpindi completed the semifinal line-up in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Cricket Championship after rain badly disrupted play in their respective matches

01-Feb-2003•Sports Reporter

WA pounces on struggling SA to climb to equal top of table

ADELAIDE, Feb 1 AAP - Western Australia pounced on an inexperienced and confidence-sapped South Australian cricket side to canter to an eight wicket victory and leap to equal top on the ING Cup table at Adelaide Oval today.

01-Feb-2003•Sam Lienert

Eddo Brandes: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

01-Feb-2003•John Ward

Younis Khan smashes 30 runs in last over

Media Release: PCB on friendly match with Gauteng XI

01-Feb-2003•Pakistan Cricket Board

Australians get more security advice

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Jan 31 AAP - Australian cricket authorities are receiving independent advice on security in Zimbabwe as debate continues over whether the defending champions will play a World Cup match in Bulawayo

31-Jan-2003•Will Swanton

Meet the South African World Cup squad

Members of the South African Cricket World Cup squad are meeting their supporters and doing signing sessions around the country before and during the ICC Cricket World Cup to give the players an opportunity to chat to their fans and to sign

31-Jan-2003•UCBSA Press Release

Extended contract for Corrie van Zyl

The UCB has extended the contract of national assistant coach Corrie van Zyl to September to enable him to be a member of the South African squad touring the UK during the English summer

31-Jan-2003•UCBSA Press Release

Mashonaland overcome Matabeleland to win by 6 wickets

Matabeleland must have finished this match kicking themselves for failing to take advantage of Mashonaland's weakest bowling attack for many years, as a batting collapse allowed the visitors to cruise to a six-wicket victory

31-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

Midlands beat Manicaland by 2 wickets

In an exciting finish, Midlands won their first match of the tournament at Bulawayo Athletic Club, beating joint leaders Manicaland by two wickets after five defeats

31-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

Hodge wipes out Victorian misery with Gabba win

BRISBANE, Jan 31 AAP - Stand-in skipper Brad Hodge wiped out Victoria's week of cricketing misery with a gritty century as the Bushrangers stunned competition leaders Queensland in the ING Cup clash at the Gabba tonight.

31-Jan-2003•Michael Crutcher

Samuels to seek medical attention

West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels will fly to the United States to seek medical treatment for his left knee on Thursday

31-Jan-2003•WICB Media Release

India's Cronje-buster warns of match-fixers

NEW DELHI, Jan 31 AFP - Indian police, who accused late South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje of fixing matches in 2000, have warned cheats are still active in South Africa ahead of the World Cup

31-Jan-2003•Pratap Chakravarty

South Africa haunted by ghost of World Cups past

SYDNEY, AAP - Australia must be favoured because South Africa is carrying a passenger

31-Jan-2003•Will Swanton

Ariz Kamal misses century

Ariz Kamal failed by seven runs to score a century as Karachi Greens strengthened their grip on Nawabshah in the Cornelius Trophy match at Nawabshah Stadium on Thursday

31-Jan-2003•Sports Reporter

Samuels going his own way

Disregarding strong West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) advice, Marlon Samuels journeyed to Anguilla yesterday with the Jamaica team for the opening match of the Carib Beer Series against the Leeward Islands, starting tomorrow

31-Jan-2003•Tony Cozier

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