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Domestic game set to regain some impetus this summer

Even before the miserable spring, the frustration of the players' strike and the pending arrival of a rampant Indian team, the onset of the State Championship was shaping as one of the more interesting in recent history

22-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Carl Gazzard settling in well 'down under' says Piran Holloway

Two of Somerset's Cornish playing contingent, batsman Piran Holloway and wicket-keeper batsman Carl Gazzard are spending the winter out in Perth where Piran is coaching and Carl is playing for Scarborough Cricket Club

22-Nov-2002•SOMERSET

England swept away by Gillespie as Australia take control

Resuming at 294 for four and in a promising position, England lost their last six wickets for the addition of 47 runs inside 27 overs, with four wickets falling to Jason Gillespie and two to Shane Warne

22-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Four outcomes still possible after Vaughan leads way for England

Out of the Ashes from the Brisbane Test, emerged one bright spark by the name of Vaughan

22-Nov-2002•David Wiseman

CD name experienced side for season opener

Central Districts will have two wicket-keepers, Bevan Griggs and Martyn Sigley, in their side to play Otago in the opening game of the State Championship starting in Wanganui tomorrow

22-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

CS Nayudu passes away

CS Nayudu, the great cricketer of the Holkar era and younger brother of India's first Test captain CK Nayudu, passed away at a hospital in Indore early Friday morning

22-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

England flattered to deceive - and still face a battle in Adelaide

As fleetingly as the English resistance appeared, it went away just as quickly

22-Nov-2002•David Wiseman

Australia face key third day to get control in Adelaide

Australia exerted their dominance and showed their class during the course of the second day of second Ashes Test at Adelaide Oval

22-Nov-2002•Claire Killeen

Lewis gives Vics the upper hand after day one

MELBOURNE, Nov 22 AAP - Paceman Mick Lewis became the silent assassin today as he took a career-best 6-64 to give Victoria the upper hand over South Australia on day one of the crucial Pura Cup cricket clash at the MCG.

22-Nov-2002•Adam Cooper

Warne looks forward to causing more problems for England

Shane Warne, who made a significant contribution to England's collapse on the second morning in Adelaide, is confident that he make even more of an impression as the game progresses

22-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Giles not optimistic about a quick recovery

England's injured left-arm spinner Ashley Giles has arrived back home to receive treatment to the broken wrist he sustained during net practice in Australia

22-Nov-2002•Ralph Dellor

New Agreement signed by the ECB and InterClubNet

The ECB and the Board of InterClubNet plc (ICN) announces the signing of a£675,000 Services Agreement between Play-Sport New Media Limited, a 100%subsidiary of ICN, (

22-Nov-2002•Media Release

England should beware of later stages - Warne

Shane Warne, who made a significant contribution to England's collapse on the second morning in Adelaide, is confident that he make even more of an impression as the game progresses

22-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Bangar has been the find of the series

The Jodhpur one-day international was different from the previous fivegames for one reason - the nature of the pitch

22-Nov-2002•EAS Prasanna

Western Province make it three in row in the Standard Bank Cup

Hundreds for Andrew Hall and Andre Seymore for Easterns and a ninety-eight for Western Province's Neil Johnson highlighted the start of round three of the Standard Bank Cup competition with KwaZulu-Natal, Western Province and Easterns recording wins

22-Nov-2002•Keith Lane

Vidarbha gain vital first innings lead

Vidarbha have secured the vital first innings lead in their four-day plate group encounter against Services at Nagpur

22-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

Australia in control as Gillespie sweeps away England tail

22-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Otago Volts sponsors have their day out

As the State Otago Volts fly north tomorrow to begin their new season's State Championship campaign, Otago Cricket's sponsors have their own degree of anticipation

21-Nov-2002•Steve Davie

Auckland name predictable squad for series openers

Auckland, the defending State Championship holders, named a predictable squad of 14 to contest this year's competition

21-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Aberhart wants quality time for players in four-day matches

New Zealand coach Denis Aberhart is not concerned about the apparent lack of time his players have to prepare themselves for the forthcoming Test series against India

21-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

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