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PORT-OF-SPAIN - Hours before a row developed between West Indies players and their bosses on Tuesday, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) revealed it had secured sponsorship for the team for the forthcoming World Cup

23-Jan-2003

A new World Cup is born!

THE initial reaction on looking back at my original assessment of the inaugural World Cup was to cringe at its hyperbole

23-Jan-2003•Tony Cozier

West Indies coach confident his charges can go far in World Cup

Coach of the West Indies cricket team, Roger Harper is confident that his charges can go very far in the upcoming 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup to be held in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya

22-Jan-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Security will be sole grounds for decision - ICC

The International Cricket Council is insisting that World Cup matches in Zimbabwe will only be moved to South Africa if security plans drawn up for the Zimbabwe games are judged to be inadequate.

22-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

West Indies prepare for World Cup at Antigua

West Indies cricketers enter the next phase of their preparation for the World Cup in South Africa next month when they begin match simulation practice from today at the new Stanford Cricket Ground

22-Jan-2003

Delhi High Court backs Indian cricketers in contract dispute

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday ordered the government not to release foreign exchange to sponsors if India is banned from taking part in next month's cricket World Cup, reports said

22-Jan-2003•AFP

Shane Warne to retire from international one-day cricket

Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne announced today that he will retire from international one-day cricket after the International Cricket Council World Cup 2003 which starts in South Africa next month.

22-Jan-2003•Australian Cricket Board

West Indies announce World Cup sponsor

WICB announce WC sponsor Photo © WICB The West Indies Cricket Board today announced that the Trinidad-based LNM Group will be the Official Sponsor of the West Indies team to the Cricket World Cup 2003 in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya

22-Jan-2003•Derrick Nicholas

ICC World Cup tickets still in demand

Demand for tickets still remaining for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 peaked again today when tickets came back into the system for some of the high profile matches

21-Jan-2003•WCOC Press Release

Lloyd leads West Indies to a famous win - 1975

21-Jan-2003•Partab Ramchand

Astle to have knee surgery after World Cup

New Zealand batsman Nathan Astle has withdrawn from his contract withDerbyshire to have knee surgery

21-Jan-2003•CricInfo

Skerritt: Camp going well

ST JOHN'S - The West Indies cricket team's two-week preparatory camp for the World Cup is progressing as planned, says manager Ricky Skerritt

20-Jan-2003

Pakistan could win World Cup without official meddling

Pakistan's World Cup squad represents the country's best available cricket talent perfectly coming up to the public's expectations, for which credit goes to chief selector who made no compromises and did not succumb to any pressure otherwise Shoaib

18-Jan-2003•Salahuddin Sallu

ICC contracts challenged in Delhi high court

The contracts offered by the International Cricket Council (ICC) to the Indian cricketers ahead of the World Cup have been challenged in the Delhi high court, with former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president NKP Salve and former

18-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

700 000 Cricket World Cup Homework Diaries distributed free to SA schools

The ICC Cricket World Cup South Africa 2003 today marked the launch of one the event's most important projects - the Learners' Homework Diary 2003

16-Jan-2003•WCOC Press Release

Sri Lanka players refuse to sign World Cup contracts

Sri Lanka's cricketers have rejected a performance-related pay package for the forthcoming World Cup and refused to sign their player contracts.

16-Jan-2003•Charlie Austin

Further inspection of Zimbabwe needed, says ECB chief

The chief executive of the England & Wales Cricket Board, Tim Lamb, has asked for a further security inspection in Zimbabwe before England's controversial World Cup game takes place in Harare next month.

15-Jan-2003•CricInfo

Backing for ECB over Zimbabwe decision

The Chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, David Morgan, and England's senior player, Alec Stewart, today provided confirmation that England's players will back the ECB's decision to play their World Cup match in Zimbabwe.

15-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Dr Bacher welcomes the ECB decision on Zimbabwe

The ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 organising committee today welcomed the England Cricket Board's decision to honour its fixture in Zimbabwe

15-Jan-2003•WCOC Press Release

Sri Lankan players provided performance based incentives

The Sri Lankan cricket board (BCCSL) has agreed to provide its players with performance incentives during next month's Cricket World Cup in South Africa

15-Jan-2003•Saadi Thawfeeq

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