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Media briefing to be help Friday February 7

A media briefing will be held tomorrow Friday 7 February to release details of the state of readiness for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003

07-Feb-2003•WCOC Press Release

Samuels not surprised by docs' clearance

Marlon Samuels reiterated yesterday he believed he was always fit enough to handle the demands of the imminent World Cup

07-Feb-2003

Why Australia should win the World Cup

JOHANNESBURG - Australia should win the World Cup

07-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Decision based on careful consideration - Speed

The chief executive of the International Cricket Council, Malcolm Speed, has tonight been explaining why the ICC's technical committee rejected England's request for their World Cup match in Zimbabwe to be moved to South Africa

06-Feb-2003•CricInfo

SA downs Bulls for first win since mid-November

ADELAIDE, Feb 6 AAP - South Australian cricketers were stretching to remember the words to their victory song today, after their first win since mid-November was completed in emphatic style

06-Feb-2003•Sam Lienert

Bangladeshis break their warm-up duck

The Bangladeshis have finally got off the mark in their World Cup campaign

06-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Canada loses to North West in final lead-up match

Canada suffered another setback after going into their final warm-up match against North West at Manzil Park, Klerksdorp desperately hoping for an improvement in form.

06-Feb-2003•Dave Liverman

Three for Harmison as England dominate Border

England's bowlers put in another clinical performance to set up what should be another manageable victory target at Buffalo Park against Border

06-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Viewers Choice to show World Cup in Canada

Viewer's Choice Canada will be showing the World Cup on a pay for view basis

06-Feb-2003•Dave Liverman

Knight leads England charge at Buffalo Park

England's World Cup build-up continued smoothly at Buffalo Park, where they strolled to a comprehensive win over Border in their second lead-up match

06-Feb-2003•CricInfo

White happy to bowl at the death if needed

Craig White is encouraged by his comeback from injury after playing a useful role in England's World Cup lead-up against Border.

06-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Warne injured and hammered as Australians win warm-up

A finger injury to Shane Warne dominated the news from Centurion where the Australians beat Northerns by five wickets

06-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

ICC to discuss Samuels case

The West Indies Cricket Board has been informed by the International Cricket Council that it will hear the case to allow the reinstatement of batsman Marlon Samuels in the West Indies team for the Cricket World Cup 2003 in South Africa, Zimbabwe and

06-Feb-2003•Media Release

England World Cup line-up has a settled look at last

After considering England's diabolical run of misfortune with injuries throughout their recent Ashes tour, it would be wise to lay a finger - perhaps a whole hand for good measure - upon the trustiest plank of timber at your disposal before

05-Feb-2003•Stephen Lamb

Graveney reveals his World Cup hopes

On Tuesday evening David Graveney, chairman of the England selectors and chief executive of the Professional Cricketers' Association, was in London where World Cups seem to be like the buses

05-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

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

"It's probably a good thing that if these injuries had to happen, they happened when they did

05-Feb-2003

Batting practice for Australians

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 4 AAP - It was lower than low-key

04-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Compromise solutions on Snedden's agenda for South Africa

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden flew out for South Africa today armed with some possible compromises for New Zealand's decision not to play its World Cup match in Kenya

04-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

The World Cup Weblog - Feb. 4-Feb. 10

Cricket, the destroyer It takes a brave man to decry cricket just as the World Cup kicks off with a sizzler of a match between South Africa and the West Indies, but Francois Gautier has never been one for mincing words

04-Feb-2003

Cold start for Canada in World Cup lead-up

Canada were well beaten, indeed outclassed by Northerns at Centurion, going down to defeat by a massive 217 runs to a side that finished bottom of their pool in the Standard Bank Cup.

04-Feb-2003•David Liverman

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