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No other decision could have been made by New Zealand

No other decision than that made today by the board of New Zealand Cricket regarding forfeiture of their World Cup match in Kenya was possible

31-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

The magic of spin in instant cricket

Many eyebrows were raised at the completion of the recent lowscoring one-day series between New Zealand and India

31-Jan-2003•Erapalli Prasanna

Dr. Ali Bacher welcomes ICC decision on Zimbabwe and Kenya

"It has always been our belief that the six matches scheduled for Zimbabwe and the two in Kenya should go ahead as planned

31-Jan-2003•WCOC Press Release

ECB Chairman expresses extreme concern on Zimbabwe security

During the ICC Board of Directors' teleconference this morning, David Morgan, the ECB Chairman, did not put forward a formal resolution to the ICC Board to move England's match against Zimbabwe from Harare

30-Jan-2003•Media Release

ICC stand by Zimbabwe and Kenya in venue row

England's World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13th will go ahead as planned after the International Cricket Council revealed that there had been no formal motion tabled by the England and Wales Cricket Board to have the fixture

30-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Muralitharan on target for Sri Lanka's World Cup opener

Sri Lanka are cautiously optimistic that star spinner Muttiah Muralitharan will be able to play in their crucial World Cup opener against New Zealand on February 10

30-Jan-2003•Charlie Austin

ICC say no to World Cup venue changes

The result of the International Cricket Council's teleconference today on the question of where scheduled World Cup matches in Zimbabwe and Kenya will be played is that the matches will not be moved

30-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Canada wins first warm-up match

Canada played the University team "Tucks" -- current League Champions in a warm up game

30-Jan-2003•CCA

Aussies turn guns on South Africa

MELBOURNE, Jan 30 AAP - Shane Warne started the mind games for the cricket World Cup today, reviving the Australians' theme of a psychological hold over second favourite South Africa

30-Jan-2003•Guy Hand

All round abilities will be South African trump card

South Africa go into their fourth World Cup tournament knowing that they have an excellent chance of being the first team to win on home soil and hold the trophy aloft at The Wanderers at the end of March 2003

29-Jan-2003•CricInfo

In support of Devon Smith

Last week, when the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) announced that young Jamaican middle-order batsman Marlon Samuels would be returning to his native Jamaica for an MRI as a precaution, speculation was rife among West Indian fans as to his possible

29-Jan-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Captain's Log - Jan. 29-Feb. 5

"The organising committee shares the disappointment of the Kenyan cricketers and their supporters

29-Jan-2003

Ryan Hinds gets his chance

One man's misfortune is another man's luck

29-Jan-2003•Colin James

Australians red-hot favourites

Australia won the VB series in style and in the process showed that there were two ways of going about the winning business

29-Jan-2003•Omar Kureishi

An apt battle-field for the young guns

As if India's draw in the World Cup is not challenging enough in itself, a couple of veteran players are on the verge of retirement, their powers waning with every passing series

28-Jan-2003•Anand Vasu

Aussies to reassess Cup match in Zimbabwe - Gilchrist

MELBOURNE, Jan 28 AAP - Adam Gilchrist says the Australian team will re-assess their attitude to playing its World Cup match in Zimbabwe in light of an appeal made by England players to have their match moved from Harare to South Africa

28-Jan-2003

Intelligence in Kenya suggests World Cup games would be vulnerable targets

Concerns over prospective terrorist action against Westerners in Kenya is expected to be a catalyst for the removal of World Cup games planned for that country back to South Africa

28-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

The World Cup Weblog - Jan. 28-Feb.4

Hussain hints at England players' boycott of Zimbabwe match England skipper Nasser Hussain seems to have made up his mind to boycott the Zimbabwe match come what may

28-Jan-2003

Netherlands' bowling capable of springing surprises

The Dutch will be delighted to be back at the World Cup after missing out in 1999 in England

27-Jan-2003•Dave Liverman

Indian board bans players from traveling with wives

Indian players will not be allowed to travel with their wives to next month's World Cup in South Africa, the Indian cricket board said today

27-Jan-2003

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