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Pollock blames pitch for South Africa loss

South Africa captain Shaun Pollock voiced concerns over the Tangiers Cricket Stadium pitch after his slide slumped to a 93-run defeat against Sri Lanka on Thursday

16-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

Security chief gives NZ cricket grounds the once over

It may not be obvious to Joe Public but security at New Zealand cricket grounds, especially around players, is going to be more intense this year

16-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Beaten black and blue - 1959

A generally young team was again sent on the tour.But unlike in 1952 when the wicket and weather conditions wereagainst them, this time the sun, out in all its glory, seemed tobe in their favour

16-Aug-2002•Partab Ramchand

Players, ICC on collision course over sponsorships

The ICC Champions Trophy to be played in Sri Lanka from Sept 12 and the World Cup 2003, both are threatened with star players rebelling over marketing rights over which the controlling body of the game the International Cricket Council (ICC) wants to

16-Aug-2002•Qamar Ahmed

Enigmatic variations in team composition

If Indian cricketers can do nothing else, they can throw a spanner in the works with a regularity that would confound the most diabolical of grease monkeys

16-Aug-2002•Anand Vasu

Official ICC Approval - Another step forward for The Rose Bowl

A glowing report from the International Cricket Council (ICC) has resulted in The Rose Bowl receiving official ICC approval to stage international cricket.

16-Aug-2002•News Release

James Whitaker leaves Leicestershire

James Whitaker has resigned as general manager of Leicestershire County Cricket Club

16-Aug-2002•CricInfo Staff

Flintoff set for inclusion in England squad

Andrew Flintoff has been declared available for selection for the third Test against India, although a decision on whether he is fit enough to play will not be made until shortly before the match.

16-Aug-2002•Stephen Lamb

Harbhajan, Sehwag spoil Essex's day

Command performances from Harbhajan Singh and Virender Sehwag have put India into an unassailable position going into the final day of their tour match at Chelmsford

16-Aug-2002•Ralph Dellor

Batting record tumbles as Raj hits double ton

Mithali Raj has made the highest score in the history of women's Test cricket to put India in a magnificent position with a day remaining against England at Taunton.

16-Aug-2002•Stephen Lamb

Canada push Guyana to limit in Red Stripe clash

After a win in their opening Red Stripe bowl match Canada faced the defending champions, a powerful Guyana side led by Carl Hooper

16-Aug-2002•Dave Liverman

Teams on level footing after first round at Morocco

The first round of the Morocco Cup 2002 ended with great excitement when Sri Lanka inflicted a crushing defeat upon the South Africans

16-Aug-2002•Taha Noor

Sri Lanka recall Dharmasena for ICC Champions Trophy

Sri Lanka have recalled off-spinning all-rounder Kumara Dharmasena for the ICC Champions Trophy next month

16-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

Australia smash their way to an impressive 167-run win

Two blistering partnerships set up an outstanding Australian Academy score of 332/8 to shut New Zealand's Academy out of their one-day match in Townsville yesterday

16-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Trumper's last century lives on in New Zealand history

Cantabrians were lucky in the summer of 1913/14, they saw the last first-class century played by one of the legends of cricket - Victor Trumper

16-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

'Game is pretty evenly balanced' says Shine after second day at Rose Bowl

Somerset enjoyed mixed fortunes on the second day of their championship survival battle against Hampshire at The Rosebowl

15-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

'It's an honour to stage a women's international at Taunton' says Somerset boss

Another good sized crowd were treated to another fascinating days play's in the England v India Women's Test Match at the County Ground in Taunton today

15-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

Charlie van der Gucht returns to cricket after 13-month lay-off

Hampshire left-arm spinner Charlie van der Gucht is set to play his first match in 13 months tomorrow (Sat), after suffering career-threatening injuries in a road traffic accident in west London last July.

15-Aug-2002•Mike Vimpany

Yovich leads the way for NZ Academy in win over South Africans

Joseph Yovich had a day out with both the bat and the ball for the New Zealand Academy in their 64-run victory over the South Africans in the triangular series in Townsville yesterday

15-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Newton, Godliman and Connor give England good start

England were in a strong position at the end of the first day of the second women's Test against India at the County Ground in Taunton

15-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

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