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Butler impresses, and Adams continues to impress

The first game in Christchurch did not begin well for us when we assembled as we learnt that our pace ace Shane Bond had suffered what looked like a stress fracture of the foot

18-Feb-2002•Chris Cairns

Security thumbs-up will make Asian threat irrelevant - NZC

A threat from the Asian Cricket Council directed at New Zealand Cricket appears to have crossed in the mail with news that New Zealand manager Jeff Crowe is to visit Pakistan next week to ascertain security coverage for the proposed tour by New

18-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Captaincy a fast track for Ponting

When then Tasmanian captain Jamie Cox announced in October that he was stepping aside to allow Ricky Ponting to inherit his job, scarcely anyone could have foreseen that the move would have had such far-reaching implications in such a short space of

17-Feb-2002•John Polack

Queensland to host ING Cup final after beating SA

Queensland will host next Sunday's ING Cup final after a brisk 97-run partnership between Martin Love and Clinton Perren set up a comfortable five-wicket victory over South Australia at the Adelaide Oval today.

17-Feb-2002•AAP

Brittle batting poses problems to selectors

Pakistan's recent successive victories in international cricket is indeed a commendable feat

17-Feb-2002•Salahuddin Sallu

New Zealand manager knows nothing of match referee's warning

New Zealand team manager Jeff Crowe is unaware of any directive by ICC Match Referee Denis Lindsay to his team to curb bad language, send-offs for batsmen and excessive appealing

17-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lanka A complete clean sweep against Kenya

Sri Lanka A completed a three-nil clean sweep in their unofficial Test series against Kenya on Sunday when they defeated the visitors by 199 runs at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium

17-Feb-2002•CricInfo

Matabeleland forced to follow in Bulawayo

Matabeleland were forced to follow on as they failed to score the required 445 runs to make their opponents bat again on the third day of their Castle Lager Logan Cup match

17-Feb-2002•Mehluli Sibanda

Asian cricket boards unite to take on ICC

17-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

Mishra, Kale impress in drawn tour opener

A three-dayer on a batting paradise was the perfect recipe for a draw

17-Feb-2002•Rajesh Kumar

Blues face huge run chase

NSW will battle against a large slice of history tomorrow after being set 406 runs for victory in its Pura Cup cricket match against Western Australia at the WACA ground.

17-Feb-2002•Tom Wald

Railways to clash with Baroda in Ranji final

Railways batsmen rubbed liberal amounts of salt into Bengal's wounds on the final day of the Ranji Trophy semi-final at the Karnail Singh Stadium, Delhi

17-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

EP fight back at Newlands

Eastern Province fought back gamely on the second day of the Super Six match

17-Feb-2002•Peter le Grange

CFX Academy on top after day 2 in Mutare

CFX Academy go into the third day of this Logan Cup game at Mutare Sports Club with a lead of 305 runs, three batsmen still in hand, and are clear favourites to prevail with time to spare

17-Feb-2002•Nigel Fleming

Ponting sparkles before the rain in Potchefstroom

A few minutes into the tea interval at the North West Stadium on Sunday, just as the clouds above Potchefstroom started to look really threatening, a chirpy public address announcer declared that there was no need to worry, she'd phoned the weather

17-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Mental side of England's game has coach concerned

Cricket's mental side is the part of the game England coach Duncan Fletcher worries about most, and it is where he thinks his side has run into trouble in New Zealand

17-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Auckland looking to reverse first round result against ND

Top-of-the table Auckland have the chance to reverse their away result against Northern Districts when the neighbours meet at Eden Park in the sixth round of the State Championship starting tomorrow

17-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

New Zealand's success catches England napping

New Zealand's completeness, England's woes and umpiring decisions dominated English newspaper coverage of yesterday's record 155-run victory by New Zealand in the second of the National Bank Series matches in Wellington

17-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Saker poses old team new problems

Part of the desperate late fight for spots in the competition final, the Pura Cup clash between Victoria and Tasmania in Melbourne might have been expected to provide plenty of fireworks

17-Feb-2002•John Polack

Newlands clash heads for exciting finish

Western Province continued to dominate on the third day without being able to turn the knife as Eastern Province came within 100 runs of the home team's score before declaring with one wicket standing

17-Feb-2002•Peter le Grange

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