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SEC Cup - First round matches spoilt by rain

Heavy rain led to the cancellation of all five of last night's (TUE) scheduled first round ties in the Southern Electric Contracting Cup

21-May-2002•Mike Vimpany

Otago make development appointment

Otago Cricket's staff will expand in July with the appointment of Craig Radford to the newly created position of Cricket Development Manager

21-May-2002•Steve Davie

Bushrangers delist six

The Victorian Cricket Association (VCA) today announced that it would not be offering player contracts to Damien Fleming and Colin Miller for the 2002/03 season.

21-May-2002•Victorian Cricket Association

West Indies scent victory at the end of fourth day

At the end of the fourth day, the West Indies have all but won the final Test and sealed the series 2-1

21-May-2002•Anand Vasu

West Indies name ODI squad

Off-spin all-rounder Gareth Breese is the only complete newcomer in the West Indies 13-member squad named for the opening two limitedovers matches of the 2002 Cable & Wireless Trophy series against India, to be contested at Kingston's Sabina Park on

20-May-2002•Derrick Nicholas

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20-May-2002•Gloucestershire CCC

Lancashire Lightening take on Middlesex Crusaders in next NUL match

There is just one match scheduled for the Norwich Union League this Sunday, and it involves two giants of the game

20-May-2002•Ralph Dellor

Murali has 60 percent chance to play in second Test says Kountouri

Sri Lanka's world class spinner Muttiah Muralitharan's chances of playing against England in the second cricket Test commencing at Edgbaston 11 days from today was put down as 60 percent by team physio Alex Kountouri, who will begin a period of

20-May-2002•Saadi Thawfeeq

Calling all super sleuths, Rob Turner needs you!

If you have ever fancied trying your hand at being a super sleuth in the mould of Sherlock Holmes or Miss Marple then you need wait no longer

20-May-2002•Richard Walsh

West Indies still in charge

As the stumps shattered, the bails flew and the most feared batsman in the Indian team slapped his bat on the pitch in rage at his mistake, the 12 000 or so Jamaicans filling Sabina Park to near-capacity broke into cheering, whistle-blowing

20-May-2002•Tony Cozier

West Indies reach dominant position

With two days of the Test to go, the West Indies are in a dominating position at Jamaica

20-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Maher takes over Bulls captaincy for near future

BRISBANE, May 20 AAP - Jimmy Maher took the final step available to him in Queensland cricket today when he was appointed the state's new captain.

20-May-2002•AAP

BankWest and WACA declare mutual end to partnership

The Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA) and BankWest have mutually agreed that the 15-year-sponsorship agreement between them will not be extended.

20-May-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Waugh backs ACB on Pakistan issue

Australian captain Steve Waugh is willing to tour Pakistan but won't raise the issue when he meets the Australian Cricket Board to discuss his contract tomorrow.

20-May-2002•Morgan Beck

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20-May-2002•Richard Isaacs

England complete remarkable recovery

As an event, Napoleon getting off Elba may have held rather more significance, but England's escape from the jam in which they found themselves here at Lord's on Saturday evening is an achievement in which they can take a fair measure of pride

20-May-2002•Stephen Lamb

Players welcome chance to get together after Pakistan experience

New Zealand's cricketers who returned home after the Karachi bomb blast 10 days ago got together in Christchurch on Saturday

20-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Maher welcomes captaincy

The prospect of following in the footsteps of Queensland's mostsuccessful captain was welcomed today by his heir, XXXX Queensland Bullsopening batsman Jimmy Maher.

20-May-2002•Queensland Cricket

Waqar retains captaincy for Aussie one-dayers

KARACHI, May 19: Waqar Younis was retained Pakistan captain Sunday as the selectors were set to announce a 14-man team for the next month's Super Challenge series against world champions Australia

20-May-2002•Our Sports Reporter

Sri Lanka held up by brave England fightback

Michael Vaughan made Sri Lanka pay for two missed catches as he made his second Test hundred, giving England a possible escape route in the first Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's

19-May-2002•Stephen Lamb

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