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

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Kirtley has operation on injured hand

The England bowler James Kirtley has undergone surgery on the hand that he injured during training at Old Trafford last Saturday

10-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Jones and Wallace on provisional list for ECB Academy

Simon Jones and Mark Wallace have been named in a provisional squad for the E.C.B

10-Jul-2002•Andrew Hignell

Paul Wilson set to play with Melville in SunSmart League

Western Warriors recruit Paul Wilson has agreed to play club cricket with Melville for the next two seasons.

10-Jul-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Clare Taylor reaches century of wickets as England beat India

Clare Taylor MBE, England women's most experienced bowler and World Cup winner, has today become the first English woman to take 100 wickets in her test and one-day international career

10-Jul-2002•Andrea Wiggins

Happy season for West Indies

It's time for reflection at the end of a long West Indies cricket season

10-Jul-2002•Andi Thornhill

Gilchrist receives FICA award

Australian vice-captain Adam Gilchrist has been recognised by his international peers as the cricketer of the year

10-Jul-2002•AAP

ECB name National Academy provisional shortlist

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today named a provisional list of 20 players who will be considered for the National Academy in Adelaide this winter.

10-Jul-2002•Media Release

Championship leaders recover after shaky start

Leaders Surrey reached 191 for five on the rain-delayed first day of their Frizzell County Championship Match against Warwickshire at Edgbaston

10-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Royals and Bears set to battle it out at the top

What a splendid dog fight, or bear fight, or battle royal is going on at the top of Division One of the Norwich Union League

10-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

Has the CMC pressed self-destruct button?

The Cricket Management Committee (CMC) of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) appears to have pressed the selfdestruct button by announcing a complex and unimaginative 2002-2003 domestic schedule

10-Jul-2002•Samiul Hasan

A touch of complacency

Over the years, the Oval has built up a reputation of being a true track, one brimming over with runs for the batsmen

10-Jul-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Devon Smith flourishes for West Indies A

Devon Smith raced to a career best score as West Indies A made an explosive start to their tour match with Lancashire at Liverpool

10-Jul-2002•Sean Beynon

Hampshire satisfied with days work at Leicester

On a day which was forecast to be thwarted by weather, Hampshire will be satisfied with their work on the first day of the Frizzell County Championship match against second-placed Leicestershire.

10-Jul-2002•Vic Isaacs

Somerset end the day at Scarborough in a strong position

Somerset ended in a strong position at the end of the first day of their championship match against bottom of the table Yorkshire at Scarborough

10-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

Why not a New Zealand six-hitting derby?

Who could hit a cricket ball the greatest distance: Chris Cairns, Nathan Astle, Craig McMillan, Andre Adams, Chris Harris, Mathew Sinclair, Jacob Oram, Shane Bond

09-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Basin upgrade promised while NZC take more control of venues

A short-term agreement to improve facilities at the Basin Reserve will see Test cricket retained at the ground this coming summer, with a longer term undertaking made by Wellington Stadium officials for a more substantial upgrade having been accepted

09-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Rudolph and Seymore get the runs flowing

The Transco Lancashire League is proving to be a very successful one for the South Africans playing in England during what must be described as one of the wettest summers for a few years

09-Jul-2002•Keith Lane

White bails replace black for rest of NatWest Series

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has confirmed that white bails(instead of black) will be used on the normal black stumps for the remainingthree matches of the NatWest Series.

09-Jul-2002•Media Release

Queenstown joins New Zealand's international venues

Queenstown will join New Zealand's list of international venues by hosting a One-Day international against India next year, while a Super Max International will also feature on the tour

09-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

PCB constitution awaiting government approval

Chairman Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Lt

09-Jul-2002

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