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New Plymouth and Epsom Girls' off to winning start

The National Secondary Schoolgirls' Competition started yesterday in Palmerston North as well, with their games being transferred to artificial pitches on Ongley Park as well

09-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Weather hits latest round of Hawke Cup matches

Hawke's Bay and Wanganui have moved to the top of the Zone 2 Hawke Cup elimination series after this weekend's round of matches

09-Dec-2002

Hussain out of warm-up match

CANBERRA, Dec 9 AAP - The England team's injury woes have continued with captain Nasser Hussain being ruled out of Tuesday's one-day game against the Prime Minister's XI at Manuka Oval in Canberra

09-Dec-2002

Selection mix gets thicker for Australian selectors

If the World Cup picture got any clearer for the Australian selectors after this weekend, that would have been 'clear as mud'.

09-Dec-2002•David Wiseman

Kaluwitharana, Zoysa recalled for VB Series

Wicket-keeper batsman Romesh Kaluwitharana and left-arm fast bowler Nuwan Zoysa have been recalled for Sri Lanka's forthcoming one-day tour of Australia

09-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 13, 6 December 2002

At least Zimbabwe's bowlers turned in their best performance of the series in the final one-day international in Harare last Sunday

09-Dec-2002•John Ward

Geoff Marsh views on Zimbabwe cricket

Zimbabwe national team coach Geoff Marsh has been with the side for just over a year now

09-Dec-2002•John Ward

Changes forced on Canterbury for Wellington match

Canterbury's team for their next State Championship match, against Wellington, starting at Rangiora's Dudley Park on Tuesday was named today

08-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Karnataka, Goa and Tamil Nadu notch up impressive wins

Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Goa have made winning starts to their campaign for the South Zone limited overs championship

08-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Wright happy enough with first effort in New Zealand

Indian coach John Wright is not too concerned with the poor first innings batting, and the inability to finish off the Central Districts tail, in the drawn National Bank tour match in Napier which ended early today after a thunderstorm

08-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

Somerset chief executive warns of 'cull criteria' facing non test match hosting counties

Ahead of the First Class Forum meeting that takes place on Tuesday Somerset chief executive Peter Anderson has once again highlighted the dangerous plight of the six non test match hosting counties

08-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Northerns hold upper hand in Bowl final

Northerns B ended the first day of the UCB Bowl match at Newlands at a slight advantage after dismissing the home team for 246, of which they had knocked off 23 by close of play

08-Dec-2002•Peter le Grange

Losing is becoming a bad habit for England

SYDNEY, Dec 8 AAP - England blew it.

08-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Another batting collapse leaves England on wrong end of result

There was a time when it looked as if England would break their duck and register the first win of their ill-fated Australian tour by beating Australia A under the Sydney lights

08-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

Fayaz guides Pakistan to a 31-run win

Fine contributions from Muhammad Fayaz (67) and Amir Ishfaq (45) helped Pakistn beat India by 31 runs in a league match in the 2002 World Cup for the Blind, which was played at the CPT-India Pistons Ground, Chennai on Sunday

08-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Rain the winner in Harare

An annoying light but steady afternoon rain caused the first one-day international between Zimbabwe and Kenya to be abandoned as a draw, depriving Zimbabwe of a probable victory as they were set a none too taxing target of 211 to win

08-Dec-2002•John Ward

Jonty Rhodes magnificent in South Africa win over Pakistan

Jonty Rhodes single-handedly played Pakistan right out of the first Standard Bank One-Day International at Kingsmead in Durban setting up a convincing 132- run win for South Africa

08-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

Inder Reddy scalps five against Karnataka

A haul of five for 28 by left-arm spinner Inder Shekar Reddy helped Hyderabad coast to a four-wicket win over Karnataka in their low-scoring Ranji South Zone one-day encounter at Bangalore on Saturday

08-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Average performance a wake-up for India before Test

The Indians came to Napier with huge reputations to play Central Districts, and they will leave without those enhanced

08-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

Sealy snares six for west

Left-arm spinner Anderson Sealy snared six scalps for the BNB Western Blasters, who grounded Caribbean Star Southern Blazers for a modest total on an easy-paced pitch in bright, sunny conditions

08-Dec-2002•Ezra Stuart

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