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Super Six the right time to peak

The World Cup plot begins to thicken as the pool phase ends and the Super Sixes begins

05-Mar-2003•David Wiseman

Hussain decision not unexpected - Lamb

England and Wales Cricket Board chief executive Tim Lamb has admitted that Nasser Hussain's decision to resign as captain of the England one-day team was far from unexpected

05-Mar-2003•Ralph Dellor

Captain's Log - Mar. 5 - Mar. 11

"Wright has made such an impact that we can't go away without doing what he wants

05-Mar-2003

A last chance for Pakistan to redeem lost pride

Pakistan's performance must rank as the most disappointing in their World Cup history

04-Mar-2003•Javed Miandad

A hard day's night

Yousuf Youhana could hardly have faced a better first-up delivery in his relatively lengthy career

04-Mar-2003•Samanth Subramanian

Quotes Log - Mar. 4- Mar. 10

"He's been under a lot of pressure but he's been a good leader and a tough player

04-Mar-2003

Sri Lanka revel in South Africa's cruel fate

So cruel for South Africa...yet so sweet for Sri Lanka

04-Mar-2003•Charlie Austin

Nasser Hussain resigns as England one-day captain

Nasser Hussain has announced that he is resigning as England's one-day captain

04-Mar-2003•Ralph Dellor

First opponent in Super Six decided today for New Zealand

New Zealand's Super Six campaign at the World Cup swings into action on Saturday with its first game in the next phase of the competition

04-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Gillespie may miss rest of the World Cup

JOHANNESBURG, March 4 AAP - Shattered Australia fast bowler Jason Gillespie is in doubt for the rest of the World Cup

04-Mar-2003•Will Swanton

Agony for the also-rans as Super Six is completed

To England supporters, there is a peculiarly ghastly symmetry about the fact that the coup de grace to their World Cup aspirations has been delivered in Zimbabwe

04-Mar-2003•Stephen Lamb

New Zealand pour on the runs, but fate out of their hands

New Zealand set out to score 197 runs in 16 overs as their first goal against Canada at the World Cup match in Benoni today, but the pressure was too much and they had to settle for a five-wicket win after 23 overs

04-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Frustration gives way to hope as New Zealand advance

Frustration, and the ability to cope with it, has long been the lot of New Zealand cricket fans, but for once, in Durban today, the luck went New Zealand's way

04-Mar-2003•Lynn McConnell

Statistical highlight for Kloppenburg in Netherlands and Namibia match

Feiko Kloppenburg became the 6th player to score a century and take 4 wickets in the same Limited Overs International when he scored 121 and took 4-42 for Netherlands against Namibia in Bloemfontein

04-Mar-2003•WCOC Press Release

A nation mourns with a cup full of woes

The dreams and aspirations of the chief host nation lie in shambles after the shocking exit from the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003

04-Mar-2003•Keith Lane

World Cup 2007 West Indies delegation report back

The West Indies official delegation for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 currently in South Africa will report on their visit to the ICC CWC 2003 at a press conference on March 6 with CEO of the CWC 2003 Organising Committee, Dr Ali Bacher

04-Mar-2003•WCOC Press Release

England needed to beat Australia - Graveney

The chairman of England selectors, David Graveney, has insisted that England's World Cup campaign was not a failure, and refused to blame England's refusal to play in Zimbabwe for their exit.

04-Mar-2003•CricInfo

Rain seals Pakistan's exit

Match Report: Agha Akbar, Pak v Zim WC 2003

04-Mar-2003•Agha Akbar

West Indies complete consolation win

Kenya were no match for West Indies

04-Mar-2003•Staff Reporter

Cricket administrators responsible for Pakistan's debacle

Article: Touqir Hussain, former ambassador of Pakistan on Pak in WC 2003

04-Mar-2003•Touqir Hussain

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