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(47.3/50 ov, T:285) 286/3

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New Zealand players unaffected by contract demands

New Zealand's players at the ICC Champions Trophy next month are not affected by the contracts issue which has resulted in an impassed between the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA) and the International Cricket Council

15-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Honours even after second day of enthralling cricket.

With Somerset losing both openers in the post tea session, the match is delicately poised, as Hampshire seek that vital victory to pull them away from the relagation mire.

15-Aug-2002•Vic Isaacs

11 ... the gap between top two and the relegation mire

Eleven points

15-Aug-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

SPCL 2/3 - van der Gucht in likely return

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 (as published in Daily Echo)

Hampshire Under 19s travel in Championship quarter-final

Hampshire's Young Cricketers are through to the quarter-finals of the ECB Under-19 County Championship

15-Aug-2002•Mike Vimpany

'Banger' enjoys his letter from 'Dipper'

Somerset's England star Marcus Trescothick was back at the County Ground this afternoon catching up on some of the mountain of letters that are sent to the ground for him

15-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

Action all the way in the NUL

There is another week of Norwich Union League action all the way with this round of matches taking place on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

15-Aug-2002•Ralph Dellor

Cricket Fans warned of "Pirate Ticket Dealers"

Cricket fans were today warned to think twice before attempting to buy tickets through unauthorised channels for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 in South Africa

15-Aug-2002•Rodney Hartman

Das 250 secures big Indian total

Shiv Sunder Das completed 250 as India extended their total to an imposing 516 before being bowled out at Chelmsford

15-Aug-2002•Stephen Lamb

Surrey in control despite all-round Maddy

Former England batsman Darren Maddy starred in an otherwise mundane Leicestershire reply after Surrey reached 540 in their first innings at Grace Road

15-Aug-2002•Stephen Lamb

Lankans back in contention with a bang

TANGIER-- With their backs to the wall, Sri Lanka played with a lot of guts to inflict a numbing 93-run defeat on South Africa, earning a bonus point in the bargain and are on top of the table to wit

15-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Under 17s lose out in Quarter Final

Hampshire Under-17s crashed out of the ECB County Championships after losing by five wickets to Surrey YCs at Reigate yesterday (THURS).

15-Aug-2002•Mike Vimpany

Tufnell's Turn

I think England played very well at Trent Bridge in the second Test against India

14-Aug-2002•Phil Tufnell

Michael learns to rock

Nasser Hussain was not flinging idle praise around when he termedMichael Vaughan's 197 one of the best innings he had ever seen fromthe blade of an English bat

14-Aug-2002•Rajesh Kumar

ACB prefers to play in October

SYDNEY - The Australian Cricket Board wants to play Pakistan in Octoberat a neutral venue rather than have the series postponed, chiefexecutive James Sutherland said today.

14-Aug-2002•AAP

Championship leaders off to a flyer

Centuries from Mark Butcher and Ali Brown ensured an imposing start for Surrey, as the Championship leaders' latest match got under way at Leicester

14-Aug-2002•Stephen Lamb

Shine pleased after first day at the Rose Bowl

Somerset ended the first day of their championship relegation battle against Hampshire at the Rose Bowl just about in front, after a day in which they were once again indebted to their middle order batsmen

14-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

Pakistan power too much for Sri Lanka

On their Independence Day, Pakistan came back into the Morocco Cup 2002 with an emphatic display of batting, and quality bowling for a comfortable win against Sri Lanka

14-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

New Zealand players yet to sign tournament contracts

No New Zealand players are directly affected by requirements to forgo personal sponsorships before the ICC Champions Trophy but they have not yet signed tournament contracts as a matter of principle

14-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Waqar's men capable of bouncing back

Pakistan face Sri Lanka Wednesday in the second match of the Morocco Cup knowing how important it is for them to pick the maximum points to stay on course for Aug 21 final

14-Aug-2002•Samiul Hassan

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