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South Zone take slender first-innings lead at Bangalore

South Zone, riding on some solid middle-order batting, took a slender first-innings lead over East Zone in their Duleep Trophy encounter at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore, on Thursday.

04-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

I am proud to have been a member

Our last week here in New Zealand was filled with a mixture of emotions

04-Apr-2002•Shane Jabaar

Wright has encouraging words for India's potential

Leading up to the first tour game between the Indian touring side and Guyana, Indian coach John Wright's remarks must come as soothing encouragement for a team under pressure to win a rare series outside the subcontinent

04-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Trinidad & Tobago retain Under-15 title

Trinidad & Tobago re-asserted their supremacy at the junior levels by lifting the West Indies Under-15 title for the third time in succession, beating Barbados by 31 runs in the penultimate round of the tournament on Wednesday

04-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Fascinating series left New Zealand with the greater positives

Taken overall at the end of the National Bank Test Series, you would probably want to be in New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming's shoes more than you would want to be in his opposite Nasser Hussain's

04-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sarandeep's star turn puts North on course for an outright win at Indore

A dazzling all-round performance from Sarandeep Singh has put North Zone on course for an outright win over Central Zone in the four-day Duleep Trophy encounter being played at the Maharani Usharaje Trust Cricket Ground, Indore

04-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

South Africans keen to see the back of Gilchrist

Adam Gilchrist has terrorised South African cricket fans in the last seven weeks with his explosive batting but the Australian vice-captain finally has good news for the Proteas.

04-Apr-2002•Michael Crutcher

Shame on Australia, shame on ICC

Australia has called off its tour of Zimbabwe because of "security concerns" for its players

03-Apr-2002•Omar Kureishi

Selection boss Hadlee gives his side a pass mark for the summer

New Zealand selection chairman Sir Richard Hadlee gave his side a pass mark for the summer after their National Bank Test Series-equalling 78-run win over England today

03-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Victoria Club - the giant killer

National skipper Khaled Masud was optimistic and he was right

03-Apr-2002•Shahryar Khan

Hodge, Elliott named as major Victorian award winners

Brad Hodge and Matthew Elliott's recent domination of Victorian cricket was formally recognised tonight when the pair took away the major prizes from the state's Gala Awards night at the Crown Casino in Melbourne.

03-Apr-2002•John Polack

Warwickshire give Pollock Sundays off; Razzaq misses Australia to stay with Middlesex

As an indication of the problem facing English county clubs with the hiring of overseas players, Warwickshire have come to an agreement with the United Cricket Board of South Africa that Shaun Pollock will not play in Norwich Union League matches for

03-Apr-2002•Ralph Dellor

The County Ground a hive of activity on Wednesday.

The County Ground at Taunton was a very busy place to be on Wednesday, where despite the dull grey misty start to the day the Somerset players were out on the grass again being put through their paces

03-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Chopra, Sarandeep come to North's rescue at Indore

A patient unbeaten hundred from opener Akash Chopra and his undefeated 70-run seventh wicket partnership with Sarandeep Singh has kept North Zone in the hunt for the vital first-innings lead in their Duleep Trophy tie against Central Zone

03-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Canadians arrive in Africa, lose first warm-up match

The Canadian team to take part in the Six Nations Challenge in Namibia has arrived in Africa

03-Apr-2002•CCA

Leewards sink Barbados' hopes

Barbados suffered their second successive defeat in the 2002 Regional Under-15 Cricket Competition when they were beaten by the Leeward Islands in a low-scoring match at the Queen's Park Oval yesterday

03-Apr-2002•Louis Holder

Australia, Pakistan come in from the cold for new indoor series

International cricket will again move indoors when Pakistan visits Australia for a series of three limited-overs matches in June, it was announced in Melbourne today.

03-Apr-2002•John Polack

Shahid, Taufiq propel HBL into final

Shahid Afridi geared up for this month's Sharjah Cup with an electrifying knock that set up a comfortable 139-run victory for Habib Bank over Wapda in the National One-day Championship semifinal at the National Stadium Tuesday

03-Apr-2002

Fleming and New Zealand entitled to respect after stunning comeback win

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming came into the National Bank Test Series wanting his side to be respected for its achievements, past, present and future, and today's 78-run win to draw the series with England 1-1 went a long way towards ensuring

03-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Foster appointed as technical advisor for England tour

Darryl Foster, the experienced former coach of Kent and Western Australia, has been appointed as a technical advisor for Sri Lanka's forthcoming tour of England

03-Apr-2002•CricInfo

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