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Canada announce training squad for 2003 World Cup

The CCA Senior Selectors have invited an initial list of 38 players for World Cup training

04-Jun-2002•Canadian Cricket Association

Canadian selectors to announce preliminary World Cup training squad

The CCA Senior Selection Committee will shortly be annoucing a squad of players who will be asked to train for and to participate in events this year in preparation for the World Cup 2003 in South Africa

29-May-2002•CCA

Sri Lanka selectors shift focus onto experience

Sri Lanka's new chairman of selectors believes that experience will be the key to success in the 2003 World Cup in South Africa, suggesting an imminent shift away from the youth focused selection policy pursued in recent years

28-May-2002•Rex Clementine

Tumi Makgabo to compere Opening World Cup Ceremony

ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 scored a major coup this week when South African-born CNN International news anchor Tumi Makgabo was confirmed as compere for the Opening Ceremony scheduled for Cape Town on February 8

14-May-2002•Jos Charle

Eight interim members accept Sport Minister's invitation so far

Eight members of a proposed 10-member interim committee, appointed to run the affairs of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) earlier this month, have formally accepted letters of appointment from Sports Minister Johnston Fernando

24-Apr-2002•CricInfo

New Zealand in the hunt for a competitive edge

New Zealand's players may be struggling to come to grips with Pakistan in their one-day and Test tour at the moment, but the boffins back at HQ in Christchurch are researching a strategy for next summer's World Cup campaign

22-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

Eastern Province board member suspended for fraud

In yet another blow to the credibility of the Eastern Province Cricket Board, one of the union's board members, Rajan Moodaley, has been found guilty of fraud at a United Cricket Board disciplinary hearing and suspended from cricket for one year

20-Apr-2002•Peter Robinson

$2-million jackpot for World Cup winners

A veritable pot of gold awaits the champion team when the Rainbow Nation hosts next year's ICC Cricket World Cup

13-Apr-2002•Media Release

PCB promises all facilities in preparation of World Cup

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Thursday said countdown for next year's World Cup has begun and promised to continue to provide all possible facilities and support to the team to acquire best results upto the mega event

05-Apr-2002

Canadian team nominated for national award

The Canadian cricket team recieved national recognition last night when they were nominated for "Canadian male team of the year" at the Canadian Sports Awards in Toronto

28-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Next World Cup wide open, says Imran

Imran Khan Sunday said next year's World Cup was an open tournament despite the fact that Australia remained firm favourites

25-Mar-2002

Ranatunga: ICC Champions Trophy is stepping-stone for 2011 World Cup

Arjuna Ranatunga has congratulated the International Cricket Council for their decision to host the ICC Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka, hoping that it will provide a stepping-stone to the eventual hosting of a World Cup

22-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Dilmah deal jeopardised by Pepsi's World Cup sponsorship

The International Cricket Council (ICC) have informed the Sri Lankan cricket board that the record team sponsorship brokered with Dilmah Tea last year conflicts with one of the World Cup's official sponsors

28-Feb-2002•CricInfo

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12-Feb-2002

Tickets for 2003 World Cup to go on sale on July 15

Match ticket prices have been announced for the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup in South Africa between Feb 8-March 23 next year

09-Feb-2002•Media Release

WC 2003 announces a spectacular opening ceremony for Newlands

It will be bigger that anything that cricket has before experienced and on a scale that will make all South Africans proud

23-Jan-2002•UCB

Hussain departs for India and New Zealand but with South Africa in mind

As he prepared to depart on the second leg of the winter tour to India and New Zealand on a trip that will include 11 one-day internationals, England captain Nasser Hussain acknowledged that the ultimate destination is the World Cup in South Africa

10-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

Wasim targets World Cup

Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram said Sunday he was raring to compete in the 2003 World Cup in South Africa

10-Dec-2001

Bacher gets honorary law degree from Wits University

Dr Ali Bacher, executive director of the ICC Cricket World Cup in South Africa in 2003, today received an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg

30-Nov-2001•Rodney Hartman

World Cup not in danger, says UCB

Speculation that South Africa might lose the right to host the 2003 World Cup as a result of the country siding with India in the Mike Denness affair is groundless, a top United Cricket Board official said on Friday

23-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

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