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Hard work ahead before dispute resolved - Snedden

A lot of hard work lies ahead of the negotiating parties representing New Zealand Cricket and the New Zealand Cricket Players' Association when they resume their discussions in Wellington tomorrow

21-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

The Indian juggernaut rolls on

The West Indies team is in a hopeless situation - their batting is brittle, catching atrocious while their bowling lacks purpose

21-Oct-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Signs good for participation levels in Canterbury

If early indications are anything to go by, cricket is thriving amongst junior players in Canterbury

21-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sanath Jayasuriya versus the selectors Part II

Sri Lanka's most recent selection debacle, dubbed "Sanath Jayasuriya versus the selectors Part II" by one fan, has created a vigourous debate on CricInfo's Sri Lankan cricket forum

21-Oct-2002•CricInfo

Rogers replaced Meuleman in ACB Chairman's XI

WESTERN Australian cricket selectors, in conjunction with the Australian Cricket Board, have been forced to make a change to the ACB Chairman's XI to play England at Lilac Hill on Tuesday.

21-Oct-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

South African win within four days

South Africa, thanks to a much improved David Terbrugge, wasted no time at the start of day four of the inaugural Test against Bangladesh at Buffalo Park in East London to record an innings and 107 run victory

21-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Little joy in beating the West Indies

© CricInfo Clinching the series via the short route against this sadly emaciated West Indian side was always on the cards and while congratulations are in order for Sourav Ganguly and his men for wrapping up the series in double quick time, there

21-Oct-2002•Partab Ramchand

The Playing for Success Study Support Centre

The Playing for Success Study Support Centre, a new initiative that was launched jointly between Somerset County Cricket Club and Somerset County Council earlier in the year is now fully operational and attracting almost one and fifty young people to

21-Oct-2002•Richard Walsh

Players aim to reach agreement within the week

The New Zealand Cricket Players Association (NZCPA) is seeking to reach agreement with the New Zealand Cricket Bargaining Team within the week in respect of the current player contract negotiations

21-Oct-2002•New Zealand Cricket Players' Association

Facade almost drops for Waugh

After a prolonged run drought - his worst in 10 years - Steve Waugh tookenormous satisfaction in proving he wasn't ready for the scrapheap justyet.

21-Oct-2002•Michael Donaldson

Australia close in on clean sweep despite Raza heroics

Hasan Raza taught his team mates a thing or two about the rudiments of batting, technique, application and temperatement for the second day running

21-Oct-2002•Agha Akbar

WP reach Supersport Series final

Nashua WP reached next months Supersport Series final on Monday

21-Oct-2002•Sports Staff

Vaughan to sit out tour opener

PERTH, Oct 21 AAP - England's form batsman Michael Vaughan will sit out his team's tour opener, but insists his knee injury will not stop him playing in the upcoming Ashes series starting next month.

21-Oct-2002•Tom Wald

Somerset target youngest age group for new talent

Youth Development Officer Pete Sanderson is setting his sights on recruiting new players for the youngest of the Somerset age group teams, the Under Elevens

20-Oct-2002•Richard Walsh

PCB plays tricks in selection matters

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is known to come up with bizarre decisions and the latest example is the team selection for the third Test against Australia Saturday morning

20-Oct-2002•Special Representative

Maher puts stamp on captaincy in Bulls win over NSW

BRISBANE, Oct 20 AAP - Passionate Queenslander Jimmy Maher put his first stamp on the Bulls captaincy when he engineered an important win over NSW in the ING Cup one-day cricket clash at the Gabba today

20-Oct-2002•Michael Crutcher

Defiant defence takes Bangladesh into day four

Asked to follow on after being dismissed for 170 in their first innings, Bangladesh have shown resilient defence in their second innings of the first Test against South Africa at Buffalo Park in East London.

20-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Tauqir right man to head PCB

When Lt

20-Oct-2002•Imran Naeem Ahmad

Waugh hits magnificent ton as Aussie clean sweep seems inevitable

With his captaincy and place in the side for the Ashes in doubt after a poor run in the last 11 Tests, Steve Waugh silenced his detractors as he has done so many times before, by letting his bat do the talking

20-Oct-2002•Agha Akbar

Maher ton leads Bulls to healthy total

BRISBANE, Oct 20 AAP - Jimmy Maher continued an impressive start to his captaincy career with Queensland as he hit a classy century against NSW in the ING Cup one-day match at the Gabba today.

20-Oct-2002•AAP

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