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Zimbabwe hope for plain sailing against the Dutch

It is ironic, but nevertheless true, to say that the first encounter betweenZimbabwe and the Netherlands at a World Cup competition is less important to either team than their two previous meetings.

27-Feb-2003•John Ward

Everything to play for against the arch-rivals

Article: Taha Noor on Pak prospects India v Pakistan WC 2003

27-Feb-2003•Taha Noor

Discipline was excellent - Pollock

South Africa captain Shaun Pollock was full of praise for his team after their 118-run victory over World Cup minnows Canada.

27-Feb-2003•CricInfo

New Zealand in positive mode with bat and on points table

New Zealand's big hitters made full use of an outstanding batting pitch to take a seven-wicket win from Bangladesh at Kimberley today

27-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

Milestones Preview: Australia v Namibia, Canada v South Africa

Lance Klusener (RSA) needs 3 wickets to join the 25 World Cup wicket-club Shane Pollock (RSA) needs 4 wickets to join the 25 World Cup wicket-club

27-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Team News: Bangladesh, Kenya, India, Pakistan, England

Kenya are practicing at Wanderers on Thursday morning until 1pm, both the coach and the captain will be available for interview

27-Feb-2003•WCOC Press Release

Team News: South Africa and Sri Lanka

Sue Miles - Media liaison 083 222 5211 Gerald de Kock - SA media manager 083 299 5920 Ajit - Sri Lankan team manager 072 621 9224

27-Feb-2003•WCOC Press Release

We're not Barmy, we're just Bharat

DURBAN, South Africa, Feb 27 AFP - Move over Barmy Army, the Bharat Army is here

27-Feb-2003

South Africa complete protracted win over Canada

South Africa began their World Cup with an upset they could ill afford as a sublime Brian Lara century sent the Proteas scurrying to defeat

27-Feb-2003•Anand Vasu

Dutch captain writes off England, India and Pakistan

PAARL, South Africa, Feb 25 AFP - Roland Lefebvre, captain of the Netherlands, predicted today that neither England, India nor Pakistan will win the World Cup

26-Feb-2003

Listless Pakistan fail to win by big margin

PAARL, Feb 25: Wasim Akram achieved another milestone in his distinguished career when he became the first bowler in one-day history to take 500 wickets in helping Pakistan earn four precious points against Holland on Tuesday

26-Feb-2003•Rehan Siddiqui

Clinical bowling carries India towards Super Sixes

The toss was widely expected to be influential, and just as England thrived on it against Pakistan last Saturday, so it undermined them today as India coasted to an 82-run win at Kingsmead

26-Feb-2003•Stephen Lamb

Captain's Log - Feb. 26 - Mar. 4

"I don't want to look at the political side

26-Feb-2003

Caddick makes a meal of his own words

Post-match press conferences are usually about as interesting as watching a Madagascar giant tortoise chewing a blade of grass

26-Feb-2003•Anand Vasu

Milestone Preview: England v India and New Zealand v Bangladesh

Chris Cairns (NZ) needs 9 wickets to join the 25 World Cup wicket-club

26-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Eights countries represented in WWC 2007 delegation

Seventeen officials from eight Caribbean countries and the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) arrived in South Africa yesterday (February 25) as part of a delegation organised by Windies World Cup 2007 (WWC) to observe the operations of the Cricket

26-Feb-2003•WICB Media Release

Extras conceded by Pakistan

Pakistan conceded 40 extras in Holland's innings while the highest score by a batsman was 31 by DLS van Bunge

26-Feb-2003•WCOC Press Release

Anwar and Elahi undergo dope tests

PAARL, Feb 25: Pakistani batsmen, Saeed Anwar and Saleem Elahi underwent dope tests, a procedure which has recently been included in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003

26-Feb-2003•Our Special Correspondent

Sinclair and Mills to play their first World Cup matches

Mathew Sinclair will finally get to take part in the World Cup after being named as Nathan Astle's replacement in the New Zealand side to play Bangladesh in Kimberley today

26-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

Wasim Akram gets to 500 ODI wickets in Pakistan win over Netherlands

A comfortable, if not exactly impressive, win for Pakistan

25-Feb-2003•Charlie Austin

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