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Nothing less than victory at Grace Road will save the Cidermen

Somerset go into their penultimate championship match against Leicestershire at Grace Road on Thursday knowing that nothing less than a victory will save them from relegation to the second division

11-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

Central Districts achieve significant turnaround

Central Districts achieved a $67,991 surplus in its financial performance this year, a turnaround of $143,209

11-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

An English summer that all of India would cherish

Going into the Oval Test, all the attention was firmly focused on the best batsman in the game today Sachin Tendulkar

11-Sep-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Tendulkar is the best and daylight's second, says Warne

11-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Sri Lanka-Pakistan ready for tournament opener

It's the start of greatest sporting event in Sri Lanka's history

11-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Marsh urges countries not to boycott Zimbabwe

COLOMBO - Former Australian Test turned Zimbabwe coach Geoff Marsh hasurged Australia and England to play their scheduled World Cup cricketmatches in Zimbabwe next year.

11-Sep-2002•Michael Donaldson

Agony as seconds lose out on penultimate ball

Hampshire's second XI lost their third one-day Trophy final in four years against Kent yesterday - by five wickets with just two balls remaining, writes Simon Walter.

11-Sep-2002•Daily Echo reporter

Somerset Sabres cut down Leicestershire Foxes in NUL

Somerset Sabres might already be relegated from Division One of the Norwich Union League, but they are not going down without making their presence felt

11-Sep-2002•Ralph Dellor

A moral victory for the Indians

© CricInfo Given India's abysmal record abroad, especially in England, a shared Test series can be rated as a moral victory and congratulations would seem to be in order for Sourav Ganguly and his men, more so when the balance sheet includes the

11-Sep-2002•Partab Ramchand

Mid-life crises - 1996

The sudden departure of Sidhu- the most senior member of the touringparty, having made his Test debut in 1983 - put a big question markover the vital opening slot

10-Sep-2002•Partab Ramchand

Jason Ratcliffe announces his retirement from First-Class Cricket

Jason Ratcliffe, the Surrey and former Warwickshire batsman, has announced that he will retire from first-class cricket at the end of the season because of a persistent knee injury

10-Sep-2002•Surrey CCC Media Release

'The hard work is just about to start' Marcus warns Blackie

At the County Ground this morning Somerset's Ian Blackwell was 'absolutely delighted' at the news that he has been selected for the Academy trip to Australia this winter

10-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

Marcus looks forward to his busy winter

England star Marcus Trescothick was back at his spiritual home, the County Ground at Taunton, this morning, catching up with his mail and signing photographs

10-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

Pollock: No one can say we have problems playing in the subcontinent

Enough has been said about how Australia start virtually every tournament as favourites

10-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Kent complete clean sweep of County Second XI titles

Kent County Cricket Club completed the Second XI double when it won the Second XI Trophy today against Hampshire CCC at the Rose Bowl by five wickets

10-Sep-2002•ECB Media Release

PCB on look out for foreign coach before World Cup

Changes in the Pakistan team management looked inevitable after Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)'s king-maker Ramiz Raja was reportedly assigned the task of finding a new foreign coach for the team

10-Sep-2002•Sports Reporter

Fireworks in Barbados Fire & Commercial Shield

Oran Bristol yesterday advanced to the final of the Barbados Fire & Commercial Shield competition amidst some heated discussion and debate after their victory over Malvern

10-Sep-2002

Akram confirms retirement, Anwar considers his future

Pakistan fast bowling great Wasim Akram confirmed on Tuesday that he would retire after the ICC World Cup in South Africa next year

10-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Aussies scheme to reverse Kiwi one-day dominance

COLOMBO - Australia is working on a plan to reverse New Zealand's recentdominance in trans-Tasman one-day cricket clashes and avoid yet anotherearly exit from the Champions Trophy tournament.

10-Sep-2002•Michael Donaldson

South Africa win Africa Cup

The South African team led by captain Ahmed Amla of KwaZulu-Natal beat Botswana in the final of the Africa Cup in Lusaka, Zambia, yesterday to take the tournament trophy

10-Sep-2002•Bronwyn Wilkinson

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