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Selectors stick with strength

The Queensland selectors will rely on the same XXXX Queensland Bullsteam that finished 2001 in style to get the New Year off to a winningstart in the ING Cup competition.

20-Dec-2001•Queensland Cricket

The spirit takes a beating

It seems rather ironic that those that invented the great game of cricket have forgotten how to play it

20-Dec-2001•Anand Vasu

A double dose of Kerleys mean trouble for Burley

As the New Forest Indoor Cricket League enters its Christmas break Cadnam underlined their title ambitions with a convincing 5 wicket win over struggling Burley

20-Dec-2001•Trevor Phillips

James looks forward to the game with England

Glamorgan have confirmed that the E.C.B

20-Dec-2001•Andrew Hignell

Central Districts' Under-21 women's team named

Cindy Forsyth (captain, Manawatu), Sarah Duffill (Hawke's Bay), Philippa Gerrish (Horowhenua Kapiti), Erin McDonald (Hawke's Bay), Sara McGlashan (Hawke's Bay), Zara McWilliams (Hawke's Bay), Aimee Mason (Taranaki), Aroha Northover (Hawke's Bay),

19-Dec-2001

Centuries to Nash and McCullum set up close contest

Runs flowed in outstanding fashion at Carisbrook today as firstly Dion Nash and then Brendon McCullum struck centuries to remember in the Otago-Auckland State Championship match

19-Dec-2001•Warwick Larkins

New Zealand still positive despite the rain

New Zealand will be looking to get themselves into a strong position as quickly as possible as soon as the weather allows a start in the first National Bank Test against Bangladesh in Hamilton

19-Dec-2001•Lynn McConnell

Tourists' tight schedule leaves little room for repairs

South Africa's tight schedule leaves the touring cricketers little time to re-group after the disaster of the first Test loss to Australia.

19-Dec-2001•Michael Donaldson

Somerset hold Annual General Meeting

An almost full house attended the Somerset County Cricket Club A.G.M

19-Dec-2001•Richard Walsh

Kerala let off the hook

Karnataka let slip a wonderful advantage to bowl out Kerala for a lot less than their final total in their Ranji Trophy league match at Bangalore on Tuesday

19-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

Goa and Hyderabad share Day One honours

Honours were even on Day One of the Ranji Trophy match between Hyderabad and Goa at Panaji on Tuesday

19-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

Careless batting sees Tamil Nadu collapse

Some careless batting and running from Tamil Nadu batsmen spurred a collapse in their Ranji Trophy league match against Andhra Pradesh at Vishakapatnam on Tuesday

19-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

Vaughan: Probably it is against the spirit of the game

Michael Vaughan did something at the Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore that he will never attempt again in his life

19-Dec-2001•Santhosh S

England fight back after handing initiative to India in Bangalore

A recent survey of users by CricInfo revealed that Test cricket is considered by a significant majority to be the most appealing form of the game

19-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Inexperience hinders the West Indies

The youngest, least experienced team ever to represent the West Indies in a major international match carry their hopes into the day-night final of the LG Abans triangular series of One-Day Internationals against Sri Lanka at the Premadasa Stadium

19-Dec-2001•Tony Cozier

New Zealand keen to play even if only two days remain

Even if another day is washed out of the first National Bank New Zealand-Bangladesh Test match, New Zealand is likely to try to secure a victory

19-Dec-2001•Lynn McConnell

Wet summer highlights the sawdust fallacy

Wet cricket grounds and sawdust are a cricket institution - but a prominent New Zealand groundsman would argue it is an institution based on fallacy

19-Dec-2001•Lynn McConnell

Ranji round-up

Karnataka let slip a wonderful advantage to bowl out Kerala for a lot less than their final total in their Ranji Trophy league match at Bangalore on Tuesday

19-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

Vaughan 'disappointed' with Indian appeal

Michael Vaughan has admitted that he was disappointed with Indian appeal which led to his unusual handled-the-ball dismissal

19-Dec-2001•Sean Beynon

Sri Lanka squash West Indian hopes of consolatory victory

Sri Lanka squashed Caribbean hopes for a face saving victory to end an otherwise ill-fated tour when they defeated West Indies by 34 runs to win the LG Abans triangular series at Premadasa International Stadium on Wednesday night

19-Dec-2001•Charlie Austin

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