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Champions Trophy final anticlimactically washed out

The final of the ICC Champions Trophy was washed out on Sunday night after aheavy thunderstorm interrupted play shortly after the start of the secondinnings

29-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Cultural issues cloud player representation issue

Any player representative recognition by the International Cricket Council (ICC) has to be when all Test players are represented by that body

29-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

2002 wasn't all bad - a review of the season

The lengthening shadows of September brought down the curtain on another first class cricket season at the County Ground, and for followers of the Cidermen there is nothing left other than to reflect on the season past and look forward to better

29-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

De Silva urged to stay on by coach and captain

Veteran Sri Lankan batsman Aravinda de Silva, who announced on Friday that he would retire after the ICC World Cup next year, has been asked to consider extending his 18-year career by Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore and captain Sanath Jayasuriya

29-Sep-2002•CricInfo

Pakistan A win the first one-day match by 49 runs at Multan

Match Report: Sri Lanka A vs Pakistan A,1st one-day match

28-Sep-2002•Staff Reporter

Srinath to return to Test cricket, says Ganguly

At a routine press conference before India's ICC Champions Trophy final against Sri Lanka, Indian captain Sourav Ganguly confirmed that veteran medium-pacer Javagal Srinath would make a comeback in all forms of the game.

28-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Key named as replacement for Thorpe

Kent batsman, Robert Key, has been named as batting replacement for Graham Thorpe for England's Ashes tour of Australia this winter

28-Sep-2002•ECB Media Release

Confident India aim to sustain momentum

Sourav Ganguly refuses to get overly excited about the final of the ICC Champions Trophy 2002

28-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

ICC Thanks Sri Lanka for an Extraordinarily Successful Champions Trophy

The International Cricket Council today thanked Sri Lanka for hosting the ICC Champions Trophy Sri Lanka 2002, which is the largest and most successful Champions Trophy Tournament ever, and expressed confidence that this excellent tournament has

28-Sep-2002•BCCSL

Najaf's absence helps Lahore

Rawalpindi had to pay dearly for the absence of paceman Najaf Shah, called up for Pakistan A duty to Multan, as Lahore Blues cashed in to take a 10-run first innings lead in their National Junior (Under-19) Championship semifinal at the Rawalpindi

28-Sep-2002

Cidermen face a trip north of the border in the 2003 C and G

Somerset face Scotland when they start their quest to regain their Cheltenham and Gloucester crown in 2003

28-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

Sri Lanka set to change strategy against Indians

The Sri Lankan celebrations were short-lived last night with the cricketers aware that they only had 36 hours of recovery time before the final of the ICC Champions Trophy, a match that will require a new strategy against theirAsian neighbours India.

28-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Zeeshan shines as honours even

Honours were even on the first day of the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I Cricket Championship semifinal between Rawalpindi and Lahore Blues Thursday at Rawalpindi Stadium

27-Sep-2002

South Africa threw the game away

The semi-final between South Africa and India re-affirmed the glorious uncertainty of one-day cricket yet again

27-Sep-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

One last steep step to scale

Believe me - this Indian cricket team can walk on water

27-Sep-2002•Partab Ramchand

Gloucestershire release England's Snape

Jeremy Snape has, over the past year, become an established member of the England one-day set up

27-Sep-2002•Ralph Dellor

Staff changes at Lancashire for 2003

At the conclusion of the 2002 season, Lancashire County Cricket Club has decided to release Tim Roberts and Ryan Driver at the end of their 2002 contracts

27-Sep-2002•Lancashire CCC Press Release

Law warns talented England must lift for Ashes

BRISBANE - Queensland batsman Stuart Law has returned home from anothercounty summer warning that England has assembled a quality squad for itsupcoming Ashes campaign in Australia.

27-Sep-2002•Michael Crutcher

Ponting - the wicket was not good enough

After being bowled out for just 161 and losing to Sri Lanka by seven wickets in the Champions Trophy semi-final, Australian skipper Ricky Ponting was a very disappointed man

27-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Young all rounder looks set to leave the Cidermen

Somerset's Pete Trego is looking increasingly likely to leave the Cidermen to join Kent for 2003 after being unable to gain a regular spot in the first team at Taunton

27-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

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