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Hussain's England tired but raring to go

Nasser Hussain's England have had a long hard summer

13-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Surrey lead by 513 going into last day.

Hampshire's bowlers toiled in the September sun as Frizzell Champions elect Surrey amassed 422 runs, with Ian Ward striking his third successive first-class century and Graham Thorpe keeping faith with the England selectors with a superb 143

13-Sep-2002•Vic Isaacs

South Africa emerge as winners - 1998

Evolved as part of the International Cricket Council's globalisation scheme, the ICC Champions Trophy - or the mini World Cup - has proved to be a resounding success both from the financial and cricketing viewpoints

12-Sep-2002•Partab Ramchand

Saqlain stars as Surrey turn the screw again

Surrey are yet again dictating terms after posting an impressive first-innings total in their championship match against Hampshire at The Rose Bowl

12-Sep-2002•Ralph Dellor & Stephen Lamb

Newcomers getting their chance with Northern Districts

Several newcomers are on the fringe of Northern Districts selection this summer as the first squad from which a team to attend a pre-season camp at the New Zealand High Performance Centre at Lincoln University has been announced

12-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Flexible format for dress rehearsal

The idea behind what team manager Ricky Skerritt terms "the flexible format" for the West Indies' practice match against Australia today, their only dress rehearsal for the real thing in the ICC Champions Trophy against South Africa on

12-Sep-2002•Tony Cozier

Jayasuriya - I wanted to play despite my injury

There was a touch of the heroic about a tired Sanath Jayasuriya when he came down to talk to pressmen shortly after he had led Sri Lanka to a crushing eight-wicket win over Pakistan

12-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Sri Lanka inflict crushing defeat on Pakistan

It was the perfect day for Sri Lanka

12-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Loss of late wickets spoils good day for Hampshire

After playing themselves into a promising position, Hampshire allowed Surrey a less-than-deserved first innings lead of 91, as the home side lost their last four wickets for 13 runs at the close of the second day's play at the Rose Bowl.

12-Sep-2002•Richard Isaacs

Bevan, Martyn guide Australia home

COLOMBO, Sept 12 AAP - Michael Bevan and Damien Martyn got much-needed boosts as Australia beat the West Indies by six wickets in a practice match ahead of the Champions Trophy cricket tournament.

12-Sep-2002•Michael Donaldson

Sri Lanka's Prime Minister to Declare Open Champions Trophy

Sri Lanka's Prime Minister Ranil Wickremasinghe will declare open the ICC Champions Trophy Sri Lanka 2002 in a vibrant and colourful opening ceremony at 1:30 p.m

12-Sep-2002•BCCSL

Junior selectors face problems

The junior selection committee is in a spot of bother as it prepares to announce the Pakistan 'A' team for the first four-day 'Test' against Sri Lanka 'A' starting at Faisalabad from Sunday

12-Sep-2002•Sports Reporter

Drakes faces a dilemma

Vasbert Drakes is facing his second career decision within a week

12-Sep-2002•Tony Cozier

South Africa, West Indies square up in crucial pool game

When they meet at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo on Friday, both the West Indies and South Africa will fancy their chances against each other

12-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

New Zealand warm up with eight-run win over Zimbabwe

Daryl Tuffy cleaned up Raymond Price (11) in the final over of the match to end an enterprising 40-run last wicket partnership between Price and Douglas Hondo (29*) which had threatened New Zealand in the warm up game at Nondescripts Cricket Club

12-Sep-2002•Staff Reporter

A tough day for the Cidermen in the vital match at Leicester

Somerset will be looking for some early wickets in the morning in their vital relegation match at Grace Road where Leicestershire will resume seventeen runs ahead with five first inning wickets still to fall

12-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

World's leading coaches to gather for Colombo conference

The world's most renowned coaches will gather in Sri Lanka later this month for a high-powered coaching conference

12-Sep-2002•CricInfo

Likes and dislikes ruining cricket team's performance

With talent in abundance, Pakistan cricket team which is perhaps the best on paper in the world looks demoralised because of the total mess in the management

12-Sep-2002•Ali Kabir

Torrential rain spoils KCCA Blues fine start

Karachi Blues' fine start to their National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I Cricket Championship match against Islamabad was spoilt by heavy afternoon rain as they were stopped in their tracks at 146 for one on the first day of this three-day game

12-Sep-2002•Sports Reporter

Sir Viv seeing all-rounder In one-day light

Sir Vivian Richards, chairman of the West Indies selection panel, says Vasbert Drakes will be considered for the squad for the seven limited-overs internationals against India that follow the three Tests

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