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Remaining WC Tickets go on sale Monday 20 January

Remaining tickets for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 in South Africa will go on sale to the public from 08h00 SA time next Monday, January 20

15-Jan-2003•WCOC Press Release

It is time to Dazzle - World Cup Road Show gets underway

Lunch hours in various cities throughout the country is now set to take a distinctly different look from January 15 when the "Time to Dazzle" tour hits the road, starting in Nelspruit

15-Jan-2003•WCOC Press Release

Is nothing sacred? Cricket's cathedral comes under siege

As Lord's media briefings go, it was already far from run-of-the-mill

15-Jan-2003•Sketch by Stephen Lamb

England to play Zimbabwe World Cup fixture

The management committee of the England & Wales Cricket Board has decided to go ahead to England's World Cup match in Zimbabwe next month, despite pressure from the UK government to pull out of it.

14-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

New Zealanders need to get behind their cricket team - Fleming

Stephen Fleming makes no apologies, he rates his New Zealand team as a World Cup-winning prospect

14-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

England to go ahead with World Cup fixture in Zimbabwe

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today reaffirmed its decision that England will play their World Cup fixture against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13th

14-Jan-2003•ECB Media Release

Hooper's has high hopes

West Indies captain Carl Hooper arrived in Antigua Monday looking fit and ready and promising a good World Cup

14-Jan-2003

India can recover in time for World Cup - Ganguly

India have enough time before the World Cup to recoup their forces and become a competitive unit in South Africa, according to skipper Sourav Ganguly

14-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Worst time for injury frustrations, says Hadlee

Sir Richard Hadlee would be well within his rights to claim that there has never been a dull moment since he took on the job of chairman of New Zealand's selection panel

13-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Hall: All will be well

COME February 9 - Cape Town, South Africa - the West Indies will be ready

13-Jan-2003•Philip Spooner

Police to take over World Cup venues

JOHANNESBURG, Jan 11: The South African police is to take over all the venues of the forthcoming World Cup two weeks before the big event gets underway as part of a nationwide security operation

12-Jan-2003•By Qamar Ahmed

New security appraisal could avert Zimbabwe crisis

International Cricket Council president Malcolm Gray has met the new chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, David Morgan, and the result could be a reprieve for the ECB from their dilemma over going to Zimbabwe for the scheduled World Cup

11-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

ICC's stance on World Cup is clear - Gray

The president of the International Cricket Council, Malcolm Gray, is insisting that there will be no change in the organisation's position despite the row over the staging of World Cup matches in Zimbabwe.

10-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Indian players hope some give and take will apply with ICC

India's cricketers are hopeful that a compromise can be reached that will allow them to meet the sponsorship requirements for the World Cup starting next month

10-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

ECB set to stand firm against Government pressure

English cricket did not go looking for trouble over the proposed World Cup match in Harare, and the Government stumbled on the problem almost by accident

10-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Indian cricketers sign World Cup contracts

The face-off between the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) was somewhat alleviated today with all 15 members of the World Cup squad signing the Player Terms contract for the tournament well ahead

10-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

Sri Lankans leave Australians with plenty to ponder

In sport, you never know which are the opportunities which are the precursor to bigger and greater things

10-Jan-2003•David Wiseman

Sir Everton Weekes: West Indies can win

Cricket legend Sir Everton Weekes believes the West Indies have the players to go all the way in the upcoming World Cup in South Africa

09-Jan-2003•Philip Spooner

Pacer Powell deserves World Cup spot'

DARREN POWELL is the "missing" man

09-Jan-2003

ECB disappointed with government stance on Zimbabwe issue

Senior officials from the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today met with Tessa Jowell, the Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport and other Government Ministers to discuss England's scheduled ICC World Cup match next month against

09-Jan-2003•Media Release

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