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South Africa Blind cruise to win over India

After India were put in to bat by South Africa at the CPT-India Pistons ground in Chennai, they would have been a touch wary after reaching just 285 for six in their allotted 40 overs

10-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Haydar century goes in vain for Australia

In yet another high-scoring match in the World Cup Cricket for the Blind, Pakistan successfully defended a total of 369, made in just 37 overs, to notch up a 65-run win over Australia at the Guru Nanak College Ground

10-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Ian Blackwell 'hoping to surprise a few on Friday 13th' in one day opener against Australia

Somerset's Ian Blackwell has enjoyed mixed fortunes in the three warm up matches ahead of the start of the One Day International series that gets underway on Friday when England meet Australia in Sydney

10-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Ian Billcliff - cricketing nomad finds a home in Canada

Ian Billcliff has been something of a cricketing nomad in the last decade, but the last place he thought his journeys would take him was the World Cup in South Africa

10-Dec-2002•Jamie Troughton

Sarwan makes Bangladesh toil with maiden Test ton

After today, Ramnaresh Sarwan will be one man who will be rooting for Daren Ganga's inclusion in the West Indies side

09-Dec-2002•Rajesh Kumar

Rain cancels Australia - NSW match

SYDNEY, Dec 10 AAP - The one day cricket match between NSW and Australia at North Sydney Oval has been cancelled because of rain.

09-Dec-2002•AAP

SACA announces SA Country squad

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) today announced a 13-man squad to play in the Australian Country Cricket Championships in Bundaberg during January.

09-Dec-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Letters

Reading through the Letters to the Editor in the last couple of issues, (and following the Pakistan tour) it appears that there are two common themes among Zimbabwe cricket supporters

09-Dec-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe v Pakistan: One-Day International Records

2002/03 - Pakistan tour of Zimbabwe (A D R Campbell, Waqar Younis) 23 23 November 2002, at Queens Sports Club PAKISTAN 302/4 (50 overs) (Saleem Elahi 53, Yousuf Youhana 141*, Inzamam-ul Haq 55) ZIMBABWE 295/9 (50 overs) (A Flower 77, C N Evans 68

09-Dec-2002•John Ward

Such benefit raises £210,000

Peter Such's Benefit Committee is delighted to announce that his benefit year in 2001 raised £210,000.

09-Dec-2002•Media Release

As the 2003 Club Diary arrives Peter Bowler's bat goes to a good home

Website regular Phil Hogarth was a very happy man when he called in at the County Ground to collect the items that he had successfully bid for in the recent Junior Sabres website auction

09-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Di Venuto ton puts Tigers in box seat

PERTH, Dec 9 AAP - Dashing Tasmanian batsman Michael Di Venuto halted a form slump with a century to put the Tigers on the brink of their first Pura Cup points of the summer.

09-Dec-2002•Tom Wald

Wilson and O'Connor return to bolster Otago

Otago will find themselves in the rare position, in modern times at least, of being the focal point when the third round of games in the State Championship get underway tomorrow

09-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Kenya in Zimbabwe - Preview

For years now, Zimbabwe have been in a unique position in world cricket

09-Dec-2002•John Ward

Pakistan out of touch in Durban

A South African team, clearly on a mission to show their strength early on in the series, soundly beat the Pakistan team

09-Dec-2002•Pat Symcox

Foy stars in England's win

A sparkling double ton from Nathan Foy helped England get the better of Pakistan in a league match at the Guru Nanak College Ground, Chennai on Tuesday

09-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

India beat Sri Lanka by five wickets to register maiden win

India have finally registered their maiden win in the 2002 Blind World Cup, notching a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka in a league match at the CPT-India Pistons Ground, Chennai

09-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Second overseas player to be named next week

Hampshire Cricket will name their second overseas signing next week but it will not be Mark Waugh

09-Dec-2002•Vic Isaacs

Learning lessons from the other tour Down Under

After the rain of the previous week, we turned up on a visibly brighter Saturday morning to a club match against St

09-Dec-2002•Claire Taylor

Hamilton BHS take out national schoolboys' title

Hamilton Boys' High School are the Gillette Cup champions for 2002

09-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

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