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New Zealand bowl first

New Zealand won the toss and, in keeping with the tournament trend, elected to bowl first in the final group-stage match of the low-scoring Bank Alfalah Cup

20-May-2003•Charlie Austin

Pakistan into the final with 22-run victory

Powered by a rapid 74 from Shoaib Malik - the highest score of the tournament - and some incisive pace bowling from Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Sami, Pakistan clinched a 22-run victory over New Zealand in the last group match of the Bank Alfalah Cup,

20-May-2003•Charlie Austin

New Zealand squeak a thrilling victory

New Zealand clinched a nailbiting nine-run win against Sri Lanka in another low-scoring thriller, thanks to a career-best bowling performance from Daniel Vettori, to cement their place in the final of this Bank Alfalah Cup

19-May-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

News may not be as bad as feared for Shane Bond

All may not be lost for New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond who returned home to Christchurch from Sri Lanka today

16-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

Slow start for New Zealanders in northern leagues

Several New Zealand first-class cricketers are plying their wares in various leagues in England and the Netherlands but are still to make a significant impact

16-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

Bond returning to New Zealand for scan of back injury

Fast bowler Shane Bond is to return to New Zealand from Sri Lanka for an assessment and possible treatment of his back injury

14-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lanka sneak a win against New Zealand

When the teams arrived in the morning, with the ground cloaked in drizzle and the pitch wrapped in tarpaulins, Sri Lanka feared the worst

13-May-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Bond fears lengthy lay-off

New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond could be facing a long lay-off as a result of a back injury he picked up during Sunday's ODI against Pakistan

12-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Statistics offer hope of New Zealand improvement

New Zealand's lack of consistency in recent years in its one-day cricket has been behind its mid-table placing on the world rankings, but increasingly there are signs of a change for the better

12-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

Jayasuriya set to play despite tonsillitis

Sanath Jayasuriya will play in Sri Lanka's crucial match against New Zealand on Tuesday but team officials are concerned over his health after his fourth bout of tonsillitis in three months

12-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

New Zealand rout Pakistan

New Zealand upset the formbook at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, snapping Pakistan's six-match post-World Cup winning streak with an emphatic seven-wicket victory - with 22.4 overs to spare - in the second low-scoring match of the

11-May-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Richardson close to breaking New Zealand record

Mark Richardson is 148 runs and two innings away from becoming the fastest New Zealand Test batsman to reach 2000 runs

09-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

Atapattu promises fresh approach in Bank Alfalah Cup

Marvan Atapattu's leadership skills will be under the microscope as Sri Lanka, New Zealand and Pakistan start a triangular series at the Rangiri Dambulla Stadium on Saturday

09-May-2003•Charlie Austin

Cairns to play as specialist batsman after injury

Chris Cairns will not bowl during the forthcoming triangular one-day series involving New Zealand, Sri Lanka and Pakistan after aggravating an old side injury

09-May-2003•Charlie Austin

Upgraded Dunedin venue prepares for its next phase

An aerial view of Logan Park and University Oval The History of Logan Park, edited by John Heslop

08-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand's Test hunger hardly assuaged in Sri Lanka

As long as Test series' of two matches only remain the norm there will be grounds for dissatisfaction with inconclusive results like those in the just-completed New Zealand-Sri Lanka series

08-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

Kandy Test meanders to tame draw

The second Test ended in a tame draw after crackling briefly back into life on the final day when New Zealand were bowled out for 183

07-May-2003•Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Jayawardene appointed vice-captain for one-day series

After a disappointing performance in the recent Sharjah Cup, Sri Lanka have bolstered their one-day squad by recalling Mahela Jayawardene, Russel Arnold and Romesh Kaluwitharana for the forthcoming triangular series with New Zealand and Pakistan

07-May-2003•Charlie Austin

Butler joins Gloucestershire on temporary deal

Gloucestershire have signed the up-and-coming New Zealand fast bowler, Ian Butler, as a temporary replacement for their allrounder, Ian Harvey, who has been selected for Australia's forthcoming one-day series in the Caribbean

07-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Fleming surprised by negative attitude

Stephen Fleming claimed to be surprised by Sri Lanka's negative approach during the final Test in Kandy, believing that they did "not want to win." Sri Lanka were set a stiff 191 target in 38 overs after bowling out New Zealand for 183, but

07-May-2003•Charlie Austin in Kandy

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