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New Zealand in the hunt for a competitive edge

New Zealand's players may be struggling to come to grips with Pakistan in their one-day and Test tour at the moment, but the boffins back at HQ in Christchurch are researching a strategy for next summer's World Cup campaign

22-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

2002 membership looking very healthy indeed for the Cidermen

Before a ball of the new first class cricket season has been bowled, Somerset County Cricket Club membership is looking in a healthy position, thanks to the large numbers who have signed up for 2002

22-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Lancashire triumph in Championship cliffhanger

Gary Keedy kept his cool to steer Lancashire to a thrilling one-wicket win over Leicestershire in their Frizzell County Championship opener at Old Trafford

22-Apr-2002•Stephen Lamb

Ziaur Rahman exploded against Brothers Union

Ziaur Rahman, the younger brother of Pakistani fast bowler Ataur Rahman, carried out an enthralling fiery century at BNS today while his club Kalabagan club took on Brothers Union in GrameenPhone Premier League and won the match quite effortlessly

22-Apr-2002•Shahryar Khan

Wallace shines as Glamorgan lose

Glamorgan lost their opening Championship game of the season, going down to a 163 run defeat to Derbyshire, but not before wicket-keeper Mark Wallace had recorded a maiden first-class century

22-Apr-2002•Andrew Hignell

Mashonaland A draw with Matabeleland in Bulawayo

One wicket was all that prevented Mashonaland A from winning their Castle Lager Logan match against Matabeleland as the match ended in a draw at Queens Sports Club on the fourth day

22-Apr-2002•Mehluli Sibanda

Match poised on razor's edge with one day to play

The day began with India on top and looking to convert a strong position into a winning one

22-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Double ton for Crawley; Middlesex record first win of the season

Faced with a massive first innings total from Kent, Hampshire's batsmen responded in very positive fashion so that at stumps on the third day they were just 87 runs behind with 6 wickets in hand

21-Apr-2002•Ralph Dellor

Matabeleland on the verge of registering their first victory this season

Some disciplined bowling by Matabeleland saw them on the verge of registering their first victory as they managed to restrict Mashonaland A on the third day of their Castle Lager Logan cup match at Queens Sports Club today

21-Apr-2002•Mehluli Sibanda

India reach position of relative strength

When Marlon Ian Black, MIB, dubbed, "Man In Black" after that famous movie, was called into the team to play in place of the injured Mahendra Nagamootoo there was talk about him being the man to trouble the Indians

21-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Calmore Sports stalwart Martin Killin dies after short illness

Just two weeks ahead of the new season, Southern Premier League Division One side Calmore Sports have been dealt a massive blow by the sudden death of their much-respected scorer and statistician Martin Killin, who died following a short illness last

21-Apr-2002•Richard Isaacs

Urdu Report - ODI1: Pakistan v New Zealand

21-Apr-2002•Tariq Saeed

Akhtar's pace, Youhana, Younis encore annihilates Black Caps

On a beauty of a batting wicket, with a quick, indeed a lightning fast outfield to boot, at Karachi's National Stadium, Shoaib Akhtar gave a fearsome display of pace bowling to demolish the Black Caps middle and late order to fashion Pakistan a big

21-Apr-2002•Agha Akbar

Anderson looks forward to Golden Jubilee Day on May 12th

Three weeks today at the County Ground in Taunton Somerset will mark the Queens Golden Jubilee with their own day of celebration and with the new season almost underway in earnest the thoughts of Somerset Chief Executive are turning to this special

21-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Tudor and Mahmood put Sussex on the rack

Surrey resumed in similar mood to that in which they had played on Day 1, with Nadeem taking the lead over Brown, however the ball after he reached his 150 he sacrificed his wicket in the pursuit of fast runs, it had been an excellent innings and

21-Apr-2002•Ed Green

Jayasuriya keen to shrug off Sharjah fiasco and Muralitharan loss

Sri Lanka's cricketers arrived at London Heathrow this morning for their first ever Test series in England hopeful that they can quickly forget a meek performance in Sharjah and overcome the loss of star bowler Muttiah Muralitharan for the early part

21-Apr-2002•Charlie Austin

Shock as South African paceman Masimula dies suddenly

South African cricketer Walter Masimula, who helped bowl Ventnor to an unbeaten Hampshire League championship last summer, has died suddenly

21-Apr-2002•Mike Vimpany

Crawley breaks records, as Hampshire save follow on

In 1959 a cricketer by the name of Denis Baldry hit 151 in his debut innings for Hampshire, having joined them from Middlesex

21-Apr-2002•Vic Isaacs

A result likely at Port of Spain

The first Test served as an eye-opener for the rest of the series, especially for the purist in favour of Test cricket

20-Apr-2002•Colin Croft

UCB suspends EP board member

The United Cricket Board of South Africa received yesterday (Friday 19 April 2002) a report from Michael Kuper, SC, on a disciplinary hearing which he chaired on 10 April 2002 to hear a charge of misconduct against Eastern Province Cricket Board

20-Apr-2002•Media Release

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