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United Cricket Board Media Statement

The Executive Committee of the United Cricket Board of South Africa met in Johannesburg today to discuss issues surrounding the current tour by the national cricket team in Australia

08-Jan-2002•Media Release

Rudolph still wants to play for South Africa

Jacques Rudolph, one of the men unwittingly cast at the centre of the storm currently tearing South African cricket apart, flew home on Monday to say that he still hoped to play for his country

07-Jan-2002•Peter Robinson

Australians withstand defiance to seal series whitewash

What began as a rout has ended as a contest

05-Jan-2002•John Polack

Dragons squeeze out Jumbos in tight finish

A blistering assault on the North West bowling by 19-year-old Umar Abrahams just failed to carry Eastern Province to victory as the Dragons kept alive their hopes of a Standard Bank Cup semi-final berth at St George's Park on Friday

05-Jan-2002•CricInfo Reporter

Proteas fight back as Waugh's miss proves as good as a lifeline

Hopes of Australia's first series whitewash over South Africa in 70 years appear closer to fruition after a four-pronged attack bowled the home team into a winning position on the third morning of the Third Test in Sydney today

04-Jan-2002•John Polack

Sonn on his own on lifting of Cronje ban

Controversial United Cricket Board president Percy Sonn is on his own in believing that banned former captain Hansie Cronje should be allowed back into cricket at this stage

04-Jan-2002•Peter Robinson

Shane Lee to miss Australia A matches, Shane Watson drafted in

New South Wales all-rounder Shane Lee has been ruled out of Australia A's two matches against the New Zealanders and South Africans next week, due to on-going soreness in his right knee.

04-Jan-2002•Australian Cricket Board

ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 15

A Happy New Year to all our readers and to all genuine cricket-lovers everywhere

04-Jan-2002•John Ward

South Africans cut Hayward, Henderson and Rudolph for one-dayers

Nantie Hayward, Jacques Rudolph and Claude Henderson have all been cut from the South African squad for the one-day triangular series against Australia and New Zealand which will follow the third and final Test match against Australia in Sydney

04-Jan-2002•Peter Robinson

Dolphins retain Discovery Knockout Challenge after last ball win

The Natal Dolphins retained the Discovery Knockout Challenge Trophy with a last ball tie against The Strikers at Newlands on Wednesday evening

03-Jan-2002•Sports Staff

Comeback kids stand tall as Proteas wither

Like Matthew Hayden and Justin Langer before him, Australia's Damien Martyn knows the experience of having plumbed the depths of an international cricket career

03-Jan-2002•John Polack

Ontong row threatens to split South African cricket

The crisis in South African cricket sparked by United Cricket Board president Percy Sonn's intervention in the team to play Australia in the third Test deepened on Thursday as rifts along racial and political lines became ever more clear

03-Jan-2002•Peter Robinson

Left handers right on top again

The dateline might have changed but there wasn't too much difference in the look of the scoreline as openers Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden combined to hand Australia early command of the Third Test against South Africa in Sydney today.

02-Jan-2002•John Polack

Sonn admits he intervened to get Ontong in team

South African cricket board president Percy Sonn today admitted he forced the Proteas to include coloured player Justin Ontong in their team for the third Test against Australia which started here today.

02-Jan-2002•Michael Donaldson

Strange days at the SCG

Nothing is like it should be at the Sydney Cricket Ground

01-Jan-2002•Michael Donaldson

Australians aim for whitewash in white-hot Sydney

Just three weeks ago, it seemed foolhardy to imagine that the Third Test between Australia and South Africa at the Sydney Cricket Ground would be a dead rubber

01-Jan-2002•John Polack

UCB gives SA team manager vote of confidence

With South Africa having conceded the psychological and public relations advantage to Australia during the current Test series already won by the home team, the United Cricket Board of South Africa has taken the unprecedented step of issuing a vote

31-Dec-2001•Peter Robinson

Lies or statistics? 2001 in review

Statistical review - 2001

31-Dec-2001•Dave Liverman

Williams included in one-day squad

Brad Williams' claims on an international debut have been enhanced after the pace bowler was today selected in the 14-man squad that will represent the country in the VB Series of one-day international matches against New Zealand and South Africa.

31-Dec-2001•John Polack

Campbell chosen as Australia 'A' wicketkeeper

Western Australia's Ryan Campbell is the surprise choice as wicketkeeper in the 12-man squad selected to represent Australia 'A' in matches against New Zealand and South Africa next week.

31-Dec-2001•John Polack

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