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Pakistan's pace battery, an embarrassment of riches

29-Jun-2002•Agha Akbar

Shoaib's pace reigns supreme

It was billed as the biggest individual show-down in world cricket today, cricket's answer to a heavy weight title fight to decide once and for all who is the fastest bowler on the planet

25-Jun-2002•Eddie Smith

Pakistan made unholy mess of batting

Wasim Akram, superbly supported by Shoaib Akhtar and Shahid Afridi, had handed the second match of the Super Challenge, to Pakistan on a silver platter

19-Jun-2002•Omar Kureishi

Akhtar, Akram prove too hot to handle

Whatever the future of off-season international matches in Australia - and no-one is yet sure what the long-term holds - their earliest protagonists have at least wasted little time in marking them with brilliant individual performances and the

19-Jun-2002•John Polack

Ringside View: Pakistan blows away Aussies, umpires

Comment Article: Agha Akbar on the Super Challeng II, 2002 final match

19-Jun-2002•Agha Akbar

Wasim Akram helps Pakistan to solid total

Pakistan veteran Wasim Akram celebrated his share of a world record in one-day international cricket tonight with a thumping finish to the visitors' innings against Australia in the deciding one-day international clash at the Gabba.

19-Jun-2002•Michael Crutcher

Australia to shelve rotation policy for one-day decider

Australia will shelve its rotation policy in one-day cricket by unveiling its best team for tomorrow's Super Challenge decider against Pakistan at the Gabba.

18-Jun-2002•Michael Crutcher

Nerveless Younis forces series to decider

Stung by a heavy defeat in the opening game, Pakistan has forced Super Challenge II into a series-deciding clash at the 'Gabba next Wednesday after registering a hard-earned two wicket win over Australia in Melbourne tonight

15-Jun-2002•John Polack

Australian team selected for second match of TOWER Super Challenge II

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer James Sutherland today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) has chosen the Australian team for the second match of TOWER Super Challenge II, to be played under the roof at Colonial

14-Jun-2002•Australian Cricket Board

Pakistan shut down by ruthless Australia

Not quite an open and shut case in re-shaping the teams' respective odds ahead of next year's World Cup

12-Jun-2002•John Polack

Aiming to be on top down under

Even though Pakistan won the 1992 World Cup in Australia and a few years ago won the annual triangular there by beating West Indies 2-0 in the finals, Australia as a cricket venue has rarely delivered a happy end game for the Pakistanis in one-day

10-Jun-2002•Sohaib Alvi

Shoaib v Lee - the rematch

In a week, the two fastest bowlers on the planet will go head-to-head in a battle of epic proportions

05-Jun-2002•Eddie Smith

Queensland teams to play Australia, Pakistan

Queensland Cricket has put a down payment on the future of the XXXX Queensland Bulls with a host of promising rookies gaining the chance to pit themselves against international opposition next week.

31-May-2002•Queensland Cricket

Ringside View: Making the most of a bad situation

It is more than two weeks since the bomb blast in Karachi that resulted in the cancellation of the second Test and New Zealand's early return home, but things still remain in a state of flux

26-May-2002•Agha Akbar

Wide World of Sports presents: Super Challenge II

Australia will continue its build-up for the 2003 Cricket World Cup withSuper Challenge II, a three-match series against Pakistan in June to betelecast exclusively on the Nine Network.

24-May-2002•Nine Network Australia

Waqar retains captaincy for Aussie one-dayers

KARACHI, May 19: Waqar Younis was retained Pakistan captain Sunday as the selectors were set to announce a 14-man team for the next month's Super Challenge series against world champions Australia

20-May-2002•Our Sports Reporter

Worcestershire sign 'White Lightning' Allan Donald

With the selection of Andy Bichel in the Australian Squad to play three ODI's against Pakistan in mid-June announced earlier today, Worcestershire have moved quickly to sign a replacement for the period Bichel will be away

17-May-2002•Worcestershire CCC

Roles of Warne, Watson increased for Pakistan series

The two Shanes - Warne and Watson - are likely to play a significant role for Australia when one-day international cricket returns to Melbourne's Colonial Stadium next month.

17-May-2002•John Polack

Australia, Pakistan come in from the cold for new indoor series

International cricket will again move indoors when Pakistan visits Australia for a series of three limited-overs matches in June, it was announced in Melbourne today.

03-Apr-2002•John Polack

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