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Jayasuriya - I wanted to play despite my injury

There was a touch of the heroic about a tired Sanath Jayasuriya when he came down to talk to pressmen shortly after he had led Sri Lanka to a crushing eight-wicket win over Pakistan

12-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Sri Lanka inflict crushing defeat on Pakistan

It was the perfect day for Sri Lanka

12-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka's Prime Minister to Declare Open Champions Trophy

Sri Lanka's Prime Minister Ranil Wickremasinghe will declare open the ICC Champions Trophy Sri Lanka 2002 in a vibrant and colourful opening ceremony at 1:30 p.m

12-Sep-2002•BCCSL

Drakes faces a dilemma

Vasbert Drakes is facing his second career decision within a week

12-Sep-2002•Tony Cozier

South Africa, West Indies square up in crucial pool game

When they meet at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo on Friday, both the West Indies and South Africa will fancy their chances against each other

12-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

New Zealand warm up with eight-run win over Zimbabwe

Daryl Tuffy cleaned up Raymond Price (11) in the final over of the match to end an enterprising 40-run last wicket partnership between Price and Douglas Hondo (29*) which had threatened New Zealand in the warm up game at Nondescripts Cricket Club

12-Sep-2002•Staff Reporter

World's leading coaches to gather for Colombo conference

The world's most renowned coaches will gather in Sri Lanka later this month for a high-powered coaching conference

12-Sep-2002•CricInfo

Fresh controversy for ICC, this time it's car passes

The contract dispute may have been resolved at the eleventh hour, but the International Cricket Council (ICC) faced fresh controversy on the opening day of the ICC Champions Trophy - the "car pass and complimentary ticket scandal"

12-Sep-2002•CricInfo

ICC plans doping policy for 2003 World Cup

Addressing the media gathered at the Taj Samudra in Colombo on Wednesday, the president of the International Cricket Council revealed that there would be a doping policy in place for the World Cup 2003.

11-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

Malcolm Speed puts Dalmiya in the dock

There were enough signals that the two Malcolms from Australia, Gray and Speed, are making their move against the president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Jagmohan Dalmiya

11-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

Cricket world braces itself for techno experiment

For techno lovers the ICC Champions Trophy will offer a glimpse of cricket's brave new world

11-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Streak: I'm just trying to focus on my cricket

When Zimbabwean skipper Heath Streak arrived for his team's press conference there were only a handful of journos who were around to take down his comments

11-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Patil: It's not talent that is lacking in Kenyan cricket

They might be the minnows of one-day cricket, but Kenya sure take their game seriously

11-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Tendulkar is the best and daylight's second, says Warne

11-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Sri Lanka-Pakistan ready for tournament opener

It's the start of greatest sporting event in Sri Lanka's history

11-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Pollock: No one can say we have problems playing in the subcontinent

Enough has been said about how Australia start virtually every tournament as favourites

10-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Akram confirms retirement, Anwar considers his future

Pakistan fast bowling great Wasim Akram confirmed on Tuesday that he would retire after the ICC World Cup in South Africa next year

10-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Players and administrators must work together

It is important that the ICC, the BCCI and the other boards, and theplayers do not think in terms of victory or defeat, of having scored apoint or two

10-Sep-2002•Partab Ramchand

Waqar defends captaincy record as Pakistan start afresh

Pakistan captain Waqar Younis defended his captaincy on Tuesday, claiming that his tenure had coincided with an overall improvement in the team's performance

10-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

I'm proud of Sachin, says Brian Lara

Caribbean batting legend Brian Lara paid tribute to Sachin Tendulkar on Monday, claiming he was "proud" of the Indian icon's achievements

09-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

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