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Cairns will adjust to New Zealand's needs at No 5

Chris Cairns will not bowl at all in the remaining two National Bank Series matches between New Zealand and India

09-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

ECB cannot expect compensation for boycotting Zimbabwe

The England and Wales Cricket Board has been informed by the Government that it will not receive financial compensation if it follows official advice to boycott England's World Cup match in Zimbabwe

09-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

ECB wrong-footed at every turn by politicians

Flying in the face of the majority of public opinion they may be, but it now appears almost certain that the England & Wales Cricket Board will refuse to bow to government pressure to pull out of their World Cup match in Zimbabwe on February 13th

09-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Astle knee throws scare into New Zealand build-up

As World Cup worst case scenarios, the scare thrown into the New Zealand camp with Nathan Astle's visit to a surgeon today for an assessment of his patella tendinosis is right up there

09-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

ACU sleuths to remain vigilant during World Cup

The executive director of the World Cup, Dr

06-Jan-2003•Qamar Ahmed

Drop thoughts of World Cup boycott, says ZCU chief

The head of Zimbabwe cricket, Peter Chingoka is urging England and Australia to honour their

04-Jan-2003•CricInfo

McCullum and Mills win over selectors for World Cup places

Paul Hitchcock and Chris Nevin have been the unlucky players to miss out on New Zealand's World Cup side announced today

02-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Kenyan selectors opt for experience in World Cup squad

The Kenyan selectors can hardly be accused of throwing untried youngsters into the World Cup fray

01-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Pakistan selectors name Shoaib, Rashid for World Cup

Pakistan sprang a major surprise on Tuesday when the national selectors decided to gamble with the fitness of injured all-rounder Azhar Mahmood and named him in the 15-man World Cup squad

01-Jan-2003•Khalid H. Khan

Former diplomat named manager

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Tuesday nominated former foreign secretary Shaharyar Khan as manager of the national squad for the forthcoming World Cup in southern Africa

01-Jan-2003•Sports Reporter

Emerging players put pressure on Harris for World Cup berth

Unlikely as it might have seemed a month ago, the player who may be under most threat of missing out on the New Zealand team for the World Cup is Chris Harris

31-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

ECB seeks urgent meeting with government over Zimbabwe

Officials of the England and Wales Cricket Board are expected to seek compensation from the government if they bow to pressure not to play their World Cup match in Zimbabwe.

31-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Anderson grabs his chance and a World Cup place

By the end of the 2002 domestic season, Lancashire's Jimmy Anderson had played in three one-day matches

31-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

The ins and outs about the Pakistan World Cup squad

LAHORE - Pakistan announced its 15-man World Cup squad right at the cut-off deadline, here on Tuesday

31-Dec-2002•Agha Akbar

Smith, Hibbert among five training with Windies Cup squad

The uncapped pair of opening batsman Devon Smith and wicketkeeper Keith Hibbert have been named among a group of five players who will train with the West Indies team at their 2003 World Cup preparatory camp in Antigua, starting January 12.

31-Dec-2002•Media Release

England World Cup squad announced

Chairman of Selectors David Graveney today announced the England Squad forthe 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup

31-Dec-2002•Media Release

Laxman left out of Indian World Cup squad

With the storm of the contracts crisis still hanging over the heads of the Indian cricketers, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced that the national selection committee has selected the Indian squad of 15 to travel to South

30-Dec-2002•Anand Vasu

ECB face political pressure over Zimbabwe

England's cricket authorities are being forced to walk a tightrope to avoid being sucked into a political storm over the World Cup match scheduled to be played in Harare against Zimbabwe on February 13th

29-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

South African final 15 World Cup squad announced

Gerald Majola, CEO of the UCBSA, announced the final squad of fifteen players that will represent South Africa at the upcoming World Cup starting 8 February 2003 with the opening ceremony at Newlands in Cape Town

29-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

Pollock carries weight of South Africa into World Cup

With the announcement of the final squad of 15 who will represent South Africa at the 2003 ICC World Cup, captain Shaun Pollock will carry the hopes of the hosting nation on his shoulders when the opening game against West Indies starts at Newlands

29-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

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