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Karnataka, Goa and Tamil Nadu notch up impressive wins

Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Goa have made winning starts to their campaign for the South Zone limited overs championship

08-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Wright happy enough with first effort in New Zealand

Indian coach John Wright is not too concerned with the poor first innings batting, and the inability to finish off the Central Districts tail, in the drawn National Bank tour match in Napier which ended early today after a thunderstorm

08-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

Fayaz guides Pakistan to a 31-run win

Fine contributions from Muhammad Fayaz (67) and Amir Ishfaq (45) helped Pakistn beat India by 31 runs in a league match in the 2002 World Cup for the Blind, which was played at the CPT-India Pistons Ground, Chennai on Sunday

08-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Inder Reddy scalps five against Karnataka

A haul of five for 28 by left-arm spinner Inder Shekar Reddy helped Hyderabad coast to a four-wicket win over Karnataka in their low-scoring Ranji South Zone one-day encounter at Bangalore on Saturday

08-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Average performance a wake-up for India before Test

The Indians came to Napier with huge reputations to play Central Districts, and they will leave without those enhanced

08-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

Oram and Mason win New Zealand Test call-up

Central Districts' match against India has proven invaluable for Test newcomer Michael Mason when he was named in the New Zealand team for the first Test of the National Bank series against India today

08-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Griggs' maiden century leaves India 86 behind CD

It was not surprising the Indians showed little interest in starting their second innings in the National Bank tour three-day match against Central Districts in dull light at Napier this afternoon

07-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

Karnataka, Goa and Tamil Nadu notch up impressive wins

Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Goa have made winning starts to their campaign for the South Zone limited overs championship

07-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Bowlers let CD off the hook, but will do better in Tests - Ganguly

Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly defended much of his side's bowling in the National Bank tour match against Central Districts today in Napier, but conceded his team should have been able to finish off the home side's tail

07-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

Weather has conspired against Test selection

Hope as they might, New Zealand's cricket selectors are almost going to be forced to name their side for the first National Bank Test against India with a fair degree of reputation rather than solid form

06-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

India caught on green New Zealand wicket in warm-up match

India were expected to score many runs against Central Districts, but the toss win by the home side gave the visitors a tough day in Napier today

06-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

India will adapt quickly and be very competitive - Spearman

India would be disappointed in the way they batted in today's National Bank tour opener against Central Districts in Napier, but their mediocre effort did not signal a disaster about to happen, Central skipper Craig Spearman said

06-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

Gray for revival of activities between Pakistan and India

Malcolm Gray, President of the International Council (ICC) hoped that his visit would help normalize cricket activities in Pakistan and its relations with India

06-Dec-2002•Ian Fyfe

Ranji one-dayers kick off in North Zone

There were wins for Delhi, Punjab and Haryana in the first round of the Ranji one-day North Zone league matches played on Wednesday

05-Dec-2002•Santhosh S

Tendulkar's class not enough to hold off New Zealand fightback

Just when it seemed India would take the Super Max international off New Zealand in Christchurch tonight, Andre Adams produced a fine two overs to carry the Max Blacks to a 21-run win

04-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Adams happy to get through the game with no pain

New Zealand all-rounder Andre Adams was a relieved man tonight having come through a significant test in his recovery from a stress fracture in his back last summer

04-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Khan suffers bad bruising to knee - may miss next match

Indian left-arm fast-medium bowler Zaheer Khan is likely to miss the match against Central Districts starting in Napier on Friday

04-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

It shall not be easy for India

Kapil Dev has once again expressed the view that India can win the World Cup

03-Dec-2002•Partab Ramchand

India's traditional game vital for world cricket - Wright

It was vitally important for world cricket that India kept playing cricket the way it did, coach John Wright said today when promising plenty of traditional action from his side on their New Zealand tour

03-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Gambhir, Hirwani top Ray-Ban ratings

As the Indian domestic season kicked off with a revamped Ranji Trophy league structure, many eyes turned to the Ray-Ban domestic cricket ratings after the first month of play to assess the relative merits of the batsmen and bowlers slogging it out

03-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

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