T20 World Cup 2026 Cricket News

Team News: Bangladesh, Kenya, India, Pakistan, England

Kenya are practicing at Wanderers on Thursday morning until 1pm, both the coach and the captain will be available for interview

27-Feb-2003•WCOC Press Release

Milestones: South Africa v Bangladesh, England v Pakistan

Saqlain Mushtaq (PAK) needs 5 wickets to join the 25 World Cup wicket-club Shoaib Akhtar (PAK) needs 3 wickets to join the 25 World Cup wicket-club Waqar Younis (PAK) needs 8 wickets to join the 25 World Cup wicket-club

22-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Hooper upbeat despite Benoni frustration

West Indies captain Carl Hooper refused to be downcast following the abandonment of his side's match against World Cup minnows Bangladesh.

18-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Rain brings an early end to proceedings in Benoni

The weather proved to be the winner at Willowmoore Park in Benoni where thematch between West Indies and Bangladesh was washed out after 8.1 overs werebowed in the Bangladesh innings

18-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Vaas shows his uncelebrated class

Chaminda Vaas, still just 29, has held together Sri Lanka's fast bowling for the last decade

15-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Bangladesh bemoan their luck at running into hat-trick hero Vaas

Bangladesh were completely overwhelmed by Sri Lanka, going down by ten wickets at Pietermaritzburg

14-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Fiery Vaas brings Bangladesh to their knees

Warnakulasuriya Patabendige Ushanta Joseph Chaminda Vaas

14-Feb-2003•Anand Vasu

Canada overwhelm Bangladesh in Durban upset

An engaging battle between two of the lower-ranked teams

12-Feb-2003•Samanth Subramanian

Ladysmith comes to a standstill as KwaZulu-Natal defeat Bangladesh

Cricket-loving people of Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal, voted with their feet today (Monday February 3) when they crammed into the Settlers' Park Cricket Ground for a World Cup lead-up match featuring KwaZulu-Natal and Bangladesh

03-Feb-2003•Jos Charle

No conflict in Greenidge's role

Gordon Greenidge'S dual role as a West Indies selector and a consultant with Bangladesh in preparation for the forthcoming World Cup is not viewed as a conflict of interest by the region's governing body

01-Feb-2003•Haydn Gill

Namibia fight back after Al Sahariar hits 177

Namibia surprised friend and foe on Wednesday in the fifth and final match in the Alexander Forbes one-day series, chasing hard after a target of 275 and falling short in the last over by a mere nine runs

29-Jan-2003•Andrew Poolman

Namibia lose one-day series to Bangladesh

Namibia has lost the Alexander Forbes One Day International cricket series against Bangladesh after the visitors won the low-scoring fourth match by one wicket on Sunday

26-Jan-2003•Andrew Poolman

Bangladeshis take a 2-1 lead against Namibia

Bangladesh took a 2-1 lead in the five-match Alexander Forbes one-day series against Namibia on Saturday, winning the third match by three wickets with 30 balls left

25-Jan-2003•Andrew Poolman

A new World Cup is born!

THE initial reaction on looking back at my original assessment of the inaugural World Cup was to cringe at its hyperbole

23-Jan-2003•Tony Cozier

Bangladesh recall Greenidge

Gordon Greenidge, the former Barbados and West Indies opener and now West Indies selector, has joined the Bangladesh team as batting coach in the build-up to the World Cup

20-Jan-2003

Problems for Bangladesh are not all on the field

With all the attention of politicians currently centred on Zimbabwe and the ICC poised to examine security aspects of staging World Cup matches there and in Kenya, another serious instance of politics interfering with cricket has come to light

12-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Gus Logie confirmed as Canada World Cup coach

The Canadian Cricket Association is pleased to welcome Gus Logie as our Coach for Team Canada at the 2003 Cricket World Cup in South Africa

25-Dec-2002•Canadian Cricket Association

West Indies complete clean sweep with comprehensive win

Bangladesh enjoyed one of their better Test matches at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chittagong

18-Dec-2002•Anand Vasu

Bangladesh fight back after conceding 102-run lead

The second day of the second Test between Bangladesh and the West Indies at Chittagong saw the hosts enjoy as good a day's play as they are likely to get for some time

17-Dec-2002•Anand Vasu

West Indies take command of Chittagong Test

After the debacle in the first Test in Dhaka, not much was expected of the young and inexperienced Bangladesh team that squared up to the West Indies in the second Test at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chittagong

16-Dec-2002•Santhosh S

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