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Gary Kirsten sets new mark as South Africa reach 369/2 against Bangladesh

Gary Kirsten became the first Test player in world cricket to score a century against all of the nine Test playing nations when he completed the full house with a hundred for South Africa against Bangladesh on day one of the inaugural Test at Buffalo

18-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

South Africa hold too many aces for Bangladesh

If the warm-up match against South Africa `A' at Soweto was anything to go by, then Bangladesh is going to have plenty of problems against the South African bowling attack

02-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

Top order steers South Africa 'A' to a win over Bangladesh

Bangladesh in their first real test of the tour, and under trying batting conditions, was comfortably beaten by South Africa `A' in a limited overs match at the Soweto Oval today

01-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

ICC determined to resolve sponsorship issue by November

Resolving sponsorship issues and players' concerns are a priority for International Cricket Council administrators

29-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

Cultural issues cloud player representation issue

Any player representative recognition by the International Cricket Council (ICC) has to be when all Test players are represented by that body

29-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

Bangladesh slip to massive defeat at New Zealand's hands

It was by far the most inconsequential match of the tournament

23-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Shane Bond sees McGrath and Pollock as role models

After demolishing Bangladesh with a brilliant spell of fast bowling and capturing four wickets, Shane Bond told the media that he was not too happy with his rhythm

23-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

Fleming: We would like to leave the tournament with a good result

With Australia having confirmed their place in the semi-finals from Pool 1, the winners of ICC KnockOut 2000, New Zealand, already find themselves out of this edition of the Champions Trophy

22-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

Australia book place in semi-finals crushing Bangladesh

Australia have secured their place in semi-finals of the ICC Champions Trophy following a comprehensive nine-wicket win over Bangladesh at the SSC Ground in Colombo on Thursday.

19-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

First the Maldives, next Muralitharan

Australian captain Ricky Ponting wants his players to unwind on the silver beaches of the Maldives before concentrating on the challenge posed by spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan in next week's ICC Champions Trophy semi-final

19-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Hundred for Irani as England beat Bangladesh in ICC warm-up match

In a warm-up game for their forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy campaign, England beat Bangladesh by 77 runs in Colombo with significant contributions from their all-rounders

16-Sep-2002•Ralph Dellor

Magnesium Irani takes England to victory

England beat Bangladesh by 77 runs in an ICC Champions Trophy warm-up game played at the NCC ground in Colombo

16-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

We can win against Australia, says Bangladesh coach

Bangladesh coach Mohsin Kamal believes his inexperienced side could spring a surprise against world champions Australia during the ICC Champions Trophy

09-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka stroll to third comprehensive win

Bangladesh's anguish continued at Premadasa International Stadium on Wednesday as Sri Lanka warmed up for the Morocco Cup starting next week with another comprehensive victory

07-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

Bangladesh slump to humiliating defeat

On Sunday Bangladesh had pointed to a brighter future with a respectable performance, but on Monday they reinforced their reputation as international minnows, as they were bowled out for a humiliating 76 at the Sinhalese Sports Club

04-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka in full swing at SSC

With three `papara' bands in full swing under the corrugated tin roofs at the Sinhalese Sports Club, Sri Lanka celebrated the return of Aravinda de Silva and Muttiah Muralitharan to their one-day side, cruising to a comfortable five-wicket win

04-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

Jayasuriya welcomes return of De Silva

Captain Sanath Jayasuriya has welcome the recall of veteran batsman Aravinda de Silva, as Sri Lanka start their final run in to the 2003 World Cup with a three-match series against Bangladesh starting Sunday

03-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka secure tenth consecutive win on home soil

Sri Lanka completed formalities shortly before the scheduled luncheon interval on the fourth day, bowling out Bangladesh for 184 to secure their tenth consecutive victory on home soil; and their first win without the services of Muttiah Muralitharan

30-Jul-2002•Charlie Austin

Vandort states case for Test inclusion

Opener Michael Vandort made a strong case for inclusion in Sri Lanka's squad for their two-Test tour of South Africa this November, as he scored a maiden Test century at the Sinhalese Sports Club on the third day of this one-sided series

30-Jul-2002•Charlie Austin

Aravinda de Silva returns to Sri Lanka one-day team

Aravinda de Silva has been named in a new-look Sri Lanka one-day squad for the three-match one-day series against Bangladesh starting Sunday and the Morocco Cup triangular that follows

30-Jul-2002•CricInfo

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