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Prasanna, Hadlee shine in drawn series

India won the first Test with a day to spare in conditions suiting spin bowling

13-Dec-2002•Partab Ramchand

Richardson looking to carry on in his own inimitable style

"Graft, block, scratch, poke and prod" was New Zealand batsman Mark Richardson's summation of his batting style after a continued batting throughout his side's innings as it struggled to get in front of India in the first National Bank Test in

13-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Railways steamroll Vidarbha at Indore

Railways steamrolled Vidarbha in their Central Zone Ranji one-day encounter at Indore on Thursday, but despite the five-wicket victory margin, they could not pick up the bonus point

13-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Tamil Nadu lift P Subbaiah Pillai Trophy

Registering a win over Andhra Pradesh in their Ranji one-day tie at Bangalore, Tamil Nadu topped the points table for the South Zone, consequently lifting the Subbaiah Pillai Trophy and qualifying for the Wills Trophy 2003-04

12-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Catching glitches won't be repeated - Fleming

"It won't happen again this series," was New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming's commitment about the catching in the slips cordon after his side went unpunished for errors by India in the first National Bank Test at Wellington's Basin Reserve today

12-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

A maiden Test wicket to remember for Jacob Oram

Jacob Oram could be entitled to wonder what the fuss is all about regarding Test cricket

12-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand gain significant advantage on slow first day

It wasn't quite possible to hear the squeaking of under-prepared muscles and joints in the New Zealand team but they showed the depth of their competitive resolve by getting on top of India from the second over of the first Test in the National Bank

12-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Entertainment guaranteed in NZ-India Test - Fleming

Entertainment won't be lacking at the Basin Reserve in Wellington over the next five days - that's the view of New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming as he takes on India in the first of two National Bank Series Tests

11-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Plans are okay but players need to execute them first

Expect some more evidence of applied technology analysis of India's batsmen and bowlers when New Zealand step out onto the Basin Reserve for the first National Bank Test starting tomorrow

11-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

India win but fail to qualify for semis

A fine allround performance from captain Ramkaran Sharma helped India beat Australia by 46 runs in a 2002 Blind World Cup league match in Chennai

11-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Series win more important to Ganguly than captaincy record

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly isn't being negative about the prospectively green seamer that will greet his side and New Zealand when play starts in the first National Bank Series Test in Wellington tomorrow

11-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Basin Reserve to host New Zealand's 300th Test

New Zealand's most successful Test venue, Wellington's Basin Reserve, is to be ground where its 300th Test match is to be played, starting tomorrow in the first Test of the National Bank Series against India

11-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Railways trounce UP by 107 runs courtesy TP Singh century

A blistering century from Tejinder Pal Singh saw Railways notch up a comfortable 107-run win over Uttar Pradesh in their Ranji one-day tie at the Daly College Ground, Indore, on Tuesday

11-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

New Zealand have most to play for, India holding the better hand

It's not something you can often say about New Zealand pitches, but the potential is there in the first National Bank Series match between the home team and India at the Basin Reserve for someone to make a lot of runs

11-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Rahul Dravid says Indian team's batting strength is the key

Rahul Dravid may have mined something of a personal vein of run-scoring gold on his last tour to New Zealand in 1998/99, but he believes he is but one cog in the Indian scoring machine that will be vital to subduing the home team in the first

10-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Robbie Hart looking forward to long-awaited first home Test

New Zealand wicket-keeper Robbie Hart admitted to a pang of regret when breaking a sequence of 85 unbroken matches for his Northern Districts side today, but it was only a momentary pang

10-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

ICC on the back foot as India rejects World Cup contracts

NEW DELHI, Dec 10 AFP - India has rejected players' contracts for next year's World Cup, it was revealed today, leaving the sport's world governing body facing a showdown with its corporate partners

10-Dec-2002•Kuldip Lal

Something for everyone in Test pitch in Wellington

Basin Reserve groundsman Trevor Jackson believes both teams will find something to enjoy on the pitch to be used in the National Bank Series match between New Zealand and India starting on Thursday

10-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Mumbai register massive 136-run win over Saurashtra

Mumbai cruised to a massive 136-run victory over Saurashtra in their Ranji one-day tie at Pune, with leg-spinner Sairaj Bahutule skittling out the Saurashtra lower-middle order with a haul of four for 25

10-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

India beat Sri Lanka by five wickets to register maiden win

India have finally registered their maiden win in the 2002 Blind World Cup, notching a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka in a league match at the CPT-India Pistons Ground, Chennai

09-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

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