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New season for new blood

A new regional season of first-class cricket is under way, bringing with it all of the customary expectations: who will win the championship

30-Jan-2002•Andi Thornhill

Muller returns for Bulls

Former Test pace bowler Scott Muller will play his first match for theXXXX Queensland Bulls in more than 18 months after he was recalled todayfor Friday's ING Cup clash with the Victorian Bushrangers at the Gabba.

29-Jan-2002•Queensland Cricket

West Indies lift their game to take six-wicket win from Pakistan

The West Indies kept their semi-final hopes alive with a six-wicket Super League victory over Pakistan in their ICC Under-19 World Cup match at Lincoln Green today

29-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Busta Cup first round defies odds

Defending champions Barbados started their campaign to retain the title in fine style when they beat Guyana by 162 runs in the opening round of the tournament

29-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Bevan hot as New Zealand drops

For all of the changes made over recent times at the margins of the one-day game, certain factors do not dim in importance

29-Jan-2002•John Polack

Bevan's ton a matchwinner or tournament saver?

Was it a case of Australia regaining their footing, or was it a case of one man, an impressive man in Michael Bevan at that, getting it right as Australia beat New Zealand in Melbourne

29-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

West Indies will not be pushover: Mudassar

Pakistan coach Mudassar Nazar Monday said the West Indies would be no pushover but admitted that he would be disappointed if his team didn't win the Test and one-day series

29-Jan-2002•Samiul Hasan

India snare finals berth with 2000 Cup repeat

Title-holders India reproduced the outcome of the 2000 ICC Under-19 World Cup final by beating Sri Lanka at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln today

29-Jan-2002•Matthew Appleby

No surprises in women's team for Australian series

No surprises featured in the New Zealand women's cricket team named today to tour Australia for a one-day series

29-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

No stars to turn out for Busta Cup

The Busta Cup may be the most important first-class tournament in the Caribbean, but the 2002 edition will see few Test stars and fewer promising juniors take the field

29-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Fleming charged with dissent

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming will appear before match referee Hanumant Singh tonight after being charged with misconduct over an incident early in today's day-night VB Series clash against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

29-Jan-2002•John Polack

England prepare for do-or-die encounter at Delhi

Nasser Hussain's England squad has arrived in Delhi knowing that nothing less than back-to-back wins in their last two games can secure a share in the one-day series with India

29-Jan-2002•Stephen Lamb

Ian Blackwell sets his sights on playing for England

Somerset all-rounder Ian Blackwell is taking his preparations for the new season very seriously indeed

29-Jan-2002•SOMERSET Article

Jewell to make ING Cup debut

St.Kilda all-rounder Nick Jewell will make his ING Cup debut when the Bushrangers tackle the Queensland Bulls at the GABBA on Friday.

29-Jan-2002•Victorian Cricket Association

This week at the SACA

The Redbacks returned to Adelaide from Brisbane today after defeating Queensland by 9 wickets

29-Jan-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Western Australia Second XI team named

The following players have been named by the WA Selectors to represent the WA Second XI v Victoria A at Fletcher Park in Carlisle, from Monday 4 February to Thursday 7 February 2002.

29-Jan-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Campbell and William return for Warriors ING Cup match

The following players have been named by the WA Selectors to represent the Western Warriors in an ING cup game v the NSW Blues at the SCG on Sunday 3rd February 2002.

29-Jan-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Batting blitzes at Green Park

The convincing victory at the Green Park Oval in Kanpur is really what is expected of the Indian side considering its potential

29-Jan-2002•Woorkheri Raman

Zimbabwe made to work for their 66-run win

Papua New Guinea surprised everyone by choosing to put Zimbabwe in on a firm Melville Park pitch that looked none the worse for having been exposed to a fine Auckland evening after the covers were stolen overnight

29-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

A meek English surrender at Green Park

It is about time that the selectors gave some thought to playing five specialist bowlers in the side

29-Jan-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

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