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04-Feb-2003

Canada, Netherlands lose warm-up matches

Canada became the latest of the teams that will compete in the World Cup to lose a warm-up match

04-Feb-2003•Cricinfo

Namibia continue on their winning ways

Namibia, after an excellent win against a Gauteng Invitation team on Monday, continued on their winning ways but found the going hard against a young Northerns XI in a World Cup lead-up match at Laudium

04-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Too classy to have been left out

On November 10, 1985, Rhona Petrosyan, widow of chess legend Tigran Petrosyan, told Garry Kasparov: "Garry, I am sorry for you." Kasparov was stunned; just the previous day, he had won the world title to become the youngest-ever chess champion in

04-Feb-2003•Anand Vasu

England to request Zimbabwe match move

The England and Wales Cricket Board is to ask the World Cup technical committee to reschedule England's World Cup match against Zimbabwe.

04-Feb-2003•CricInfo

England stroll past pedestrian total in Port Elizabeth

Alec Stewart played a captain's innings to marshall his troops after England had a small taste of trouble in their opening World Cup lead-up match in Motherwell

04-Feb-2003•Stephen Lamb

Pakistan make full use of outing in Lenasia

Pakistan made full use of their World Cup lead-up match in Lenasia with most of the batsmen and the bowlers getting in some practice before their crucial clash against Australia, a replay of the 1999 final, at the Wanderers on Tuesday, February 11

04-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

West Indies seek place for Samuels after he's passed fit

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04-Feb-2003•Media Release

No excuses for no Australian World Cup motto

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 3 AAP - Steve Waugh's absence is regrettable

04-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

We can win it all - McGrath

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 3 AAP - Supremely confident Glenn McGrath has declared Australia can win the World Cup without losing a single match

04-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Low key practice match under tight security

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

04-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Bevan only player to be rested for warm-up

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 2 AAP - Australia will use 14 players in its World Cup warm-up match against a South African provincial side here on Tuesday

03-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

England reportedly denied access to security details

LONDON, Feb 2 AP - Cricket's world governing body said today it doesn't want to publicise its security report on England's game against Zimbabwe in case details fall into the wrong hands

03-Feb-2003

Taylor - Teams should not be fined

SYDNEY, Feb 3 AAP - Former Australian cricket captain Mark Taylor believes teams who withdraw from World Cup matches should not be fined

03-Feb-2003•Adrian Warren

The Expert's Log - Feb. 3-Feb. 9

Lessons From Kiwiland Mark Waugh feels that despite the failure in New Zealand , the Indian batting would be able to hold their own at the upcoming World Cup

03-Feb-2003

Hooper, Lara get ready

BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa - Top batsmen Carl Hooper and Brian Lara, missing from recent West Indies assignments, return to action today as the two-time world champions tackle South African club side Free State in a warm-up match for the World Cup

03-Feb-2003

Ladysmith comes to a standstill as KwaZulu-Natal defeat Bangladesh

Cricket-loving people of Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal, voted with their feet today (Monday February 3) when they crammed into the Settlers' Park Cricket Ground for a World Cup lead-up match featuring KwaZulu-Natal and Bangladesh

03-Feb-2003•Jos Charle

Now or never for Symonds

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 2 AAP - Andrew Symonds has two warm-up matches to silence his growing band of critics, ease his anxious mind, repay the faith shown in him by selectors and earn the allrounders' berth for Australia's opening battle of

03-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

White given extra time to prove fitness

England all-rounder Craig White is to be given extra time to pass a fitness test prior to the World Cup

03-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Namibia make short work of Gauteng in World Cup warmup

On a lively pitch at the Stan Friedman Oval in Krugersdorp, Namibia, playing their first lead-up game to the 2003 ICC World Cup, made short work of the Gauteng batting, bowling the locals out for 126 in 42.2 overs and then knocking off the runs in 24

03-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

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