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Injury threatens South Africa's fielding maestro

Jonty Rhodes' future in the World Cup is uncertain after South Africa's star fielder fractured a bone in his hand against Kenya

12-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Kenya crushed as hosts secure first win

Herschelle Gibbs totally destroyed any chance that Kenya might have thought they had as the right-handed opener stroked South Africa to a ten-wicket victory at the North West Stadium in Potchefstroom.

12-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

ICC consider rescheduling New Zealand's game in Kenya

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has opened the door to rescheduling New Zealand's World Cup game in Nairobi outside Kenya

01-Feb-2003•AAP

Kenyan selectors opt for experience in World Cup squad

The Kenyan selectors can hardly be accused of throwing untried youngsters into the World Cup fray

01-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Zimbabwe overwhelm Kenya to take series

A greatly improved bowling performance by Zimbabwe, with Henry Olonga claiming six wickets, enabled them to beat Kenya by nine wickets with 34 overs to spare in the third and final one-day international, thus taking the series by two victories to

15-Dec-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe carry the day at Kwekwe

Zimbabwe have beaten Kenya by 47 runs in the second one-day international at Kwekwe

11-Dec-2002•John Ward

Kenya in Zimbabwe - Preview

For years now, Zimbabwe have been in a unique position in world cricket

09-Dec-2002•John Ward

Rain the winner in Harare

An annoying light but steady afternoon rain caused the first one-day international between Zimbabwe and Kenya to be abandoned as a draw, depriving Zimbabwe of a probable victory as they were set a none too taxing target of 211 to win

08-Dec-2002•John Ward

ODIs now have official ICC ranking mechanism

One-Day Internationals have today been given a ranking structure by the International Cricket Council along similar lines to Test cricket

31-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

South Africa on song by the light of the silvery moon

On a breezy full moon Poya night in Colombo, the sun set on Kenya's hopes

20-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Pitch suits India more than England: Pollock

After completing an emphatic win over Kenya and qualifying for the semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy, South African skipper Shaun Pollock said that it doesn't really matter who their opponents are going to be

20-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

Lara, Collins star against Kenya

It took an innings of raw courage, as much as instinctive class, from Brian Lara, and high-quality bowling by the constantly improving Pedro Collins for the West Indies to overcome Kenya's spirited challenge in the ICC Champions Trophy yesterday

19-Sep-2002•Tony Cozier

Quietly confident South Africa take on Kenya

South Africa have an embarrassingly clean slate against Kenya

19-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Test status is not far away from us: Tikolo

After playing a sparkling innings of 93 off just 91 balls against the West Indies at the SSC Ground in Colombo, the Kenyan skipper Steve Tikolo talked to the media

17-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

Lara illness overshadows West Indies win

Brian Lara began the day against the Kenyan bowlers in unconvincing fashion before easing himself into the kind of form that makes some people rate him second to none with the willow

17-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

I haven't got the World Cup of 1996 in my mind - Hooper

It was in their fourth game of the World Cup 1996 that West Indies surrendered to Kenya by 73 runs at Poona

16-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

Patil: It's not talent that is lacking in Kenyan cricket

They might be the minnows of one-day cricket, but Kenya sure take their game seriously

11-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Rain provides reprieve to Pakistan

The final ended with a whimper, rain having the final say, depriving Australia of a probable win, the no-result providing Pakistan a reprieve in the form of a shared PSO Trophy

07-Sep-2002•Agha Akbar

Kenya make Australia work for win

05-Sep-2002•Agha Akbar

Dismal Pakistan sink without trace

For the second time running, Australia fashioned an emphatic 9-wicket victory with 30 overs to spare to leave Pakistan wondering how far they have to improve not just to win (that thought must have been farthest from their minds) but to make a fist

04-Sep-2002•Agha Akbar

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