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THE second round of the Mashonaland Vigne Cup kicked off with Harare Sports Club moving to the top of the standings as they displaced hapless Old Hararians who, as has been the case in the National First League this season, slumped to a heavy home

01-Feb-2002•Larry Moyo

Matabeleland report

In the local league in Bulawayo, Queens thrashed Jimbos, a young predominately black side that only plays in the local league, by 330 runs

01-Feb-2002•Derrick Townshend

Auckland ready as they seek three in a row

Auckland coach Wally Stamp believes that "business as usual" is the key to his unbeaten side winning a historic State League "three-peat" on Sunday at Eden Park's Outer Oval

01-Feb-2002

Tussle for supremacy hots up

Sheikhupura, Peshawar and Lahore Blues are fighting a three-way struggle to emerge as Group-II winners in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I cricket championship

01-Feb-2002

Selectors responsible for dismal showing

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will need to conduct a soul-searching of its junior selectors whose poor team selection led to Pakistan's failure to qualify for the semifinals of the Youth World Cup in New Zealand

01-Feb-2002

Gunawardana-Daniel in century opening stand

Avishka Gunawardene and Ian Daniel shared an opening partnership of 106 before rain washed out the final session's play on the second day of the first four-day unofficial Test between Sri Lanka 'A' and the touring Kenyans at the Sara Stadium

01-Feb-2002•Saadi Thawfeeq

Debacle turns to smiles as Under-19's win

Following our debacle in Auckland about a week ago, when we lost to India, it was a nerve racking wait for our game against Canada two days later to try and qualify for the next round of the World Cup

01-Feb-2002•Shane Jabaar

India paid heavily for their reckless batting

It was a humdinger of a match at the Feroz Shah Kotla in New Delhi

01-Feb-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Webley makes the grade

Former King's College pupil Tom Webley is making quite a name for himself "down under" this winter

01-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Lara remembers mother Pearl

She had 71 Test matches with varied innings, with strokes that leftmany in awe but she kept the runs coming

01-Feb-2002•Debra Ravello Greaves

Shield final offers different incentives to each side

Canterbury sustained a late and heavy blow on the eve of their State Shield final against Wellington at the Basin Reserve when former international medium pace Warren Wisneski was forced to quit their match squad with injury

01-Feb-2002•Steve McMorran

Symonds stars in Queensland win over Victoria

BRISBANE, Feb 1 AAP - Dumped Australian allrounder Andrew Symonds took his frustration out on Victoria tonight by dragging Queensland to a gripping win in the ING Cup cricket clash at the Gabba.

01-Feb-2002•Michael Crutcher

Redbacks' finals hopes receive shot in the arm

South Australia's bid for a first limited-overs finals appearance in seven years has received another shot in the arm tonight with a 34-run victory over a disappointing Tasmania in Adelaide.

01-Feb-2002•John Polack

South Africa reach VB Series finals - and Australia face daunting task

Less than a week ago South Africa were languishing at the foot of the VB Series table

01-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Bashley end North Baddesley league hopes

Bashley all but ended North Baddesley's hopes of winning the New Forest Indoor Cricket League with a comfortable 4 wicket victory in the latest round of matches at Lymington Sports Centre

01-Feb-2002•Trevor Phillips

ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 19

This has been a sleepy week for business, so please accept our apologies for a rather brief magazine this week

01-Feb-2002•John Ward

Nepal prepares for semi-finals with win over Scotland

Nepal secured its semi-final berth for the ICC Under-19 Plate Championship by beating Scotland by 48 runs in Auckland today

01-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

English report card doesn't make good reading

England's ICC Under-19 World Cup report card will not make good reading on the plane home tomorrow, despite a brave effort against South Africa at Lincoln Green today

01-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

Youhana, Latif lead Pakistan run-fest

After a dull first day, it was a stroke-filled and eventful second day at the Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium when Pakistan amassed a mammoth 493 and proceeded to turn the screws on the West Indies

01-Feb-2002•Anand Vasu

White leads Australia by example to thrash New Zealand

Australian captain Cameron White thought his side were going to be chasing 500 the way New Zealand started in their Super League match at the ICC Under-19 World Cup at Bert Sutcliffe Oval at Lincoln University today

01-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

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