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Jonty Rhodes Media Conference

There will be a Media Conference with Jonty Rhodes at the Sandton Sun on Friday morning at 8:30am

13-Feb-2003•UCBSA Press Release

Milestone Preview: South Africa v Kenya

Allan Donald (37) is six wickets behind leading World Cup wicket-taker Wasim Akram (43)

12-Feb-2003•CricInfo

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

Politics should not be allowed to intrude into cricket

The World Cup has got underway and it will be cricket, and one fervently, hopes nothing but cricket till its grand finale on March 23, which also happens to be Pakistan's Republic Day

12-Feb-2003

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

A virtuoso performance from Lara

Inspired by an innings of 116 by Brian Lara that immediately re-established his place among the greats of the modern game, the West Indies revival, so unmistakably initiated in his absence in India three months ago, was confirmed here yesterday

11-Feb-2003•Tony Cozier

Bacher asks England to make up their mind quickly

Dr Ali Bacher, executive director of the 2003 World Cup, has made an urgent and passionate call to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) CEO Tim Lamb to announce a final decision on whether his team will play in Zimbabwe or not

11-Feb-2003•CricInfo

A Calypso start to the 2003 World Cup

One could not have asked for a better start to the 2003 World Cup - the West Indies toppling favourites South Africa by three runs at Newlands in the opening match

10-Feb-2003•Krish Srikkanth

West Indies relish vital points at South Africa's expense

West Indian captain Carl Hooper acknowledged that the points gained from South Africa in the World Cup opener today were vital if the West Indies were to make the tournament's Super Six stage

09-Feb-2003

Lara magic leads to World Cup opening win for West Indies

After the dazzling display of the 2003 ICC World Cup opening ceremony, the genius of Brian Lara managed to surpass the spectacle and enthrall a capacity crowd of 24,200 in the opening match of the tournament the West Indies and South Africa.

09-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

World Cup launched in style at Newlands

Dr Ali Bacher, Executive Director of Cricket World Cup 2003, promised cricket lovers worldwide that the opening ceremony at Newlands in Cape Town would be the biggest event in the history of cricket and the largest production ever staged in South

08-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Watch out for a close and entertaining lung opener

The excitement of the World Cup is already in the air, at Newlands in the beautiful city of Cape Town

08-Feb-2003•Kris Srikkanth

ICC Test Championship handed over to Shaun Pollock

ICC President Malcolm Gray presented South African cricket captain Shaun Pollock with the ICC Test Championship Mace today to mark South Africa's rise to the top of the ICC Test Championship table

07-Feb-2003•UCBSA Press Release

Namibia continue on their winning ways

Namibia, after an excellent win against a Gauteng Invitation team on Monday, continued on their winning ways but found the going hard against a young Northerns XI in a World Cup lead-up match at Laudium

04-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Pakistan make full use of outing in Lenasia

Pakistan made full use of their World Cup lead-up match in Lenasia with most of the batsmen and the bowlers getting in some practice before their crucial clash against Australia, a replay of the 1999 final, at the Wanderers on Tuesday, February 11

04-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

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

Namibia make short work of Gauteng in World Cup warmup

On a lively pitch at the Stan Friedman Oval in Krugersdorp, Namibia, playing their first lead-up game to the 2003 ICC World Cup, made short work of the Gauteng batting, bowling the locals out for 126 in 42.2 overs and then knocking off the runs in 24

03-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

I wouldn't play in Zimbabwe: Kirsten

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 1 AAP - South African veteran Gary Kirsten has admitted he would refuse to play in Zimbabwe if his side was due to visit the strife-torn nation during the World Cup

02-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Meet the South African World Cup squad

Members of the South African Cricket World Cup squad are meeting their supporters and doing signing sessions around the country before and during the ICC Cricket World Cup to give the players an opportunity to chat to their fans and to sign

31-Jan-2003•UCBSA Press Release

Extended contract for Corrie van Zyl

The UCB has extended the contract of national assistant coach Corrie van Zyl to September to enable him to be a member of the South African squad touring the UK during the English summer

31-Jan-2003•UCBSA Press Release

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