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Waugh promises to target reluctant Boucher

Captain Steve Waugh will order a full mental assault on key South Africans Mark Boucher and Jacques Kallis tomorrow when Australia faces the crippled Proteas in the second Test in Cape Town.

07-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Waqar and selectors at odds over Shadab

The Pakistan cricket selectors had wanted to include Shadab Kabir in the 14-man squad for the Asian Test Championship final but the idea was rejected by skipper Waqar Younis

07-Mar-2002

Top order failure puts Lankans in command

A familiar top order batting failure left champions Pakistan with their backs against the wall on the opening day of the Asian Test Championship final against Sri Lanka at Gaddafi Stadium Wednesday

07-Mar-2002•Samiul Hasan

Indians would do well in not taking Zimbabwe lightly

Even indian coach john wright conceded that the absence of tendulkarand sehwag will be felt, although he is hoping to build on theconfidence that the indians would have gained after winning bothtests

07-Mar-2002•Partab Ramchand

MacGill included in squad for Newlands Test

Stuart MacGill has replaced Andy Bichel in the only change to Australia's twelve-man squad for the Second Test against South Africa starting in Cape Town tomorrow.

07-Mar-2002•www.baggygreen.com.au

Railways take crucial first-innings lead on second day

Sleepless nights are an integral part of a Ranji Trophy final, and Railways must have had one after their dismal batting performance on the first day at the Karnail Singh Stadium in Delhi

07-Mar-2002•Samanth Subramanian

Nuruzzaman suffers nervous nineties

Barisal Division made their first good start in the League against Khulna as they ended up with 106 without loss at stumps of day-2

07-Mar-2002•Shahryar Khan

Marillier scripts thrilling win for Zimbabwe at Faridabad

Every number 10 batsman dreams of pulling off a shock win, of hitting up a storm in the latter stages of a run chase to elevate his team from the depths of despair to the dizzying heights of victory

07-Mar-2002•Santhosh S

South African captain Boucher upbeat ahead of second Test

For someone who has the task of lifting his side to what would be one of the most improbable Test victories in history, South African captain Mark Boucher was remarkably chipper on the eve of the second Test match against Australia starting at

07-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Maddy and the Mums of Witham Friary get cricket off the ground for the youngsters of the village

When the recent competition winner's name was announced as Maddy Ferrari, Somerset Cricket Development Officer Andrew Moulding contacted the club website to say that he knew the winner and he felt that reader's of the site would be interested to hear

07-Mar-2002•Richard Walsh

Game On

So, here we are again

07-Mar-2002•Andy Clark

The Freddyhouse

A group of England fans, guided by a Welshman called Mad Dog, found a Fred Flintstone wendyhouse in a toy shop in Bangalore and clubbed together to buy it

07-Mar-2002•Andy Clark

South Australia hosts Aboriginal Cricket Carnival

South Australia will play host to an Aboriginal Cricket Carnival next weekfrom March 11-13.

07-Mar-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Pakistan not to release Razzaq

Pakistan are unlikely to release allrounder Abdul Razzaq for the home series against New Zealand so that he can fulfil his commitment with Middlesex, team officials said

07-Mar-2002

Sri Lankans right behind Muralitharan

Sri Lanka once again rallied behind Muttiah Muralitharan and rejected former Indian spin wizard Bishen Singh Bedi's recent demands to ban the magician from international cricket

07-Mar-2002

Caddick shows his readiness for Test duty on old stamping ground

Andy Caddick demonstrated how much class he has developed as an international front-line bowler on his old stamping ground at Hagley Oval for England in their tour match with Canterbury today

07-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Gough undergoes cartilage operation

All the arguments about whether fast bowler Darren Gough should have stayed with the England team for the Test series in New Zealand have been rendered academic by the fact that he is undergoing an operation to repair cartilage damage to his right

07-Mar-2002•Ralph Dellor

Dexter condemns Hussain's leg theory in India

The MCC president, Ted Dexter, has gone on record as saying that Nasser Hussain, the England captain, might have kept to the letter of the law when he told left-arm spinner Ashley Giles to bowl over the wicket into the leg-side rough against Sachin

06-Mar-2002•Ralph Dellor

Price was the find of the series

India might have won the Test series 2-0 but it was never a walkover

06-Mar-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

It's Lord's for a fourth time in six years for Winchester

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06-Mar-2002•Simon Straker

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