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Bond fires up and India left gasping as NZ win by 10 wickets

New Zealand lived out the cliche that a team united can always beat a team of stars when recording a surprisingly easy 10-wicket win over India at the Basin Reserve in Wellington today

14-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

ODI plan turned down as filler for early Test finish

Attempts were made to play a One-Day International between New Zealand and India at the Basin Reserve tomorrow

14-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

2003 membership gets off to a flying start

With the 2003 membership campaign just underway Somerset County Cricket Club have already been inundated with applications to sign up for the new season

14-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Pakistan emerge Blind World Cup champions at Chennai

For a team that was initially doubtful to even make it to the Blind World Cup in Chennai, Pakistan have done remarkably well, batting and bowling consistently throughout the tournament and beating out title-holders - and gritty ones at that - South

14-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Eleventh-hour World Cup chance for Kirsten

Gary Kirsten has been recalled to the South African squad for the last two one-day cricket internationals against Pakistan.

14-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Man of the match Maher steers Australia A to win

BRISBANE, Dec 14 AAP - Jimmy Maher steered Australia A to a convincing victory over Sri Lanka at the Gabba tonight, and in the process booked himself a likely World Cup berth.

14-Dec-2002•Greg Davis

Martin guides Railways to three-wicket win

Veteran bat Jacob Martin made 88 before being run out to guide Railways to a three-wicket win over Rajasthan in a low-scoring Central Zone Ranji one-dayer at the Daly College Ground, Indore on Saturday

14-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

England should learn from Arsenal: MacLaurin

LONDON, Dec 14 AFP - Ian MacLaurin, departing chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), says the England team should be more like premier league soccer champions Arsenal if it wants to succeed.

14-Dec-2002•AFP

Watson the World Cup allrounder: Ponting

MELBOURNE, Dec 14 AAP - One-day cricket captain Ricky Ponting today fully endorsed Shane Watson as Australia's limited overs allrounder and backed his fellow Tasmanian to win a World Cup berth.

14-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Fleming was nervous but delighted with professionalism of win

New Zealand were very nervous when India started their second innings, fearing that they would pay the price for not posting more runs in their first innings of the first National Bank Series Test at the Basin Reserve in Wellington today

14-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

England wins toss, bats

SYDNEY, Dec 13 AAP - England captain Nasser Hussain today won the toss and elected to bat in the limited overs tri-series match against Australia at the SCG.

13-Dec-2002•AAP

Central primary school squads named

The Central Districts primary schoolboys' tournament (six District teams) was held last week at Wanganui

13-Dec-2002

Central Districts Under-15 teams named

At the Central Districts' Under-15 tournament (eight District teams) held in Masterton December 9-12 Nelson won the Graham Morrison Cup

13-Dec-2002

Smith wins Gavron Award

Off-spinner Jason Llewellyn Smith is the second winner of the annual Lord Gavron Award which is given to the most outstanding youth cricketer

13-Dec-2002•Sherrylyn Clarke

Indian control outshines poor New Zealand batting

Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh offered a hint of the menace that may yet allow his side to recover from their poor first innings batting and steal the initiative from New Zealand in the first National Bank Series Test at the Basin Reserve in

13-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Australia ease to comfortable win in VB Series opener

Australia eased to a seven-wicket victory with five overs to spare in the opening match of the VB Series in Sydney

13-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

Mat the bat at it again

SYDNEY, Dec 13 AAP - Matthew Hayden is virtually unstoppable

13-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Pakistan gain the momentum

What a performance from a fired-up Pakistan team on a playing surface that could not have more suited to their style of play

13-Dec-2002•Pat Symcox

Somerset win the day on six week rule, but Anderson still fears 'cull culture'

Somerset chief executive Peter Anderson was at the County Ground this morning reflecting on the First Class Forum meeting that he attended earlier in the week where he challenged the six week rule regarding overseas players

13-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Lawson: A sign of better things to come

Jermaine Lawson widely acknowledges a couple of things about his sensational 15-ball burst of six wickets for no run that finished off Bangladesh in the first Test here Tuesday

13-Dec-2002•Tony Cozier

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