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Hasan ignored as PCB names 'A' probables

Test reject Hasan Raza was surprisingly overlooked but controversial pacer Junaid Zia was included when the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) Monday announced 24 probables for a training camp for the forthcoming cricket series against Sri Lanka 'A'

03-Sep-2002•Khalid H. Khan

Australia score an easy victory over Kenya

Set an easy target of just 85 the Australians marched there in the 17th over losing just two wickets, winning by 8 wickets plus gaining a bonus point in the process

02-Sep-2002•Nabeel Sabir

Younis, Misbah guide Pakistan to victory

After a shuddery start Pakistan were able to reach the victory target of 180 in the 39th over for the loss of three wickets

01-Sep-2002•Nabeel Sabir

Domestic season begins today with U-19 contest

LAHORE, Aug 31: The 2002-03 domestic cricket season gets under way from Sunday with 19 matches with the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I and Grade-II tournaments

01-Sep-2002•Our SportsCorrespondent

Woeful Pakistan capitulate without a whimper

It was a woeful performance with both bat and ball by Pakistan, and one of clinical precision by Australia

30-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Lack of coordination resulted in Youhana's expulsion

Pakistan batsman Yousuf Youhana admitted Wednesday that he was involved in a verbal outburst with captain Waqar Younis which resulted in his being sent home from Nairobi

29-Aug-2002•Sports Correspondent

Altaf named to captain ICA U-19s

Mohammad Altaf, who has represented Pakistan at the Under-19 levels, was Wednesday named to lead Islamabad Cricket Association (ICA) in next month's National Junior (Under 19) Championship

29-Aug-2002•Sports Reporter

Pakistan scrapes up a win over Kenya

Rashid Latif finished it with a flourish, with nearly 17 overs to spare to get Pakistan off to a winning start in the PSO Tri-nation at the Nairobi Gymkhana cricket ground

29-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Pakistan have to raise game in Nairobi

The ICC was meant to be a regulatory body, the game's supremo

28-Aug-2002•Omar Kureishi

Youhana incident: A lesson to be learnt by all

Comment piece: Agha Akbar

28-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

PCB's shabby treatment of Saqlain and Saeed

The recently concluded Morocco Cup exposed Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) policy which has been to project the establishment at the cost of the players

24-Aug-2002•Ali Kabir

Sri Lanka defeat South Africa to lift Morocco Cup

Sri Lanka held their nerves to capture the Morocco Cup beating South Africa by 27 runs Wednesday

22-Aug-2002•Samiul Hassan

Inzamam bitterly disappointed

Pakistan vice-captain Inzamam-ul-Haq was kicking himself for his unusual dismissal in the game against South Africa Sunday that led to pre-tournament favourites making an early exit from the Morocco Cup

21-Aug-2002•Special Representative

Pakistan could not handle the pressure

A cricket expert, by definition, knows more about the game than a follower of it

21-Aug-2002•Omar Kureishi

Jayasuriya 50/50 for ICC Champions Trophy

Sri Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya has a 50/50 chance of playing in the ICC Champions Trophy after dislocating his shoulder during his side's 27-run victory against South Africa in the Morocco Cup 2002 final

21-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lanka prevail despite late fright

Sri Lanka, easily the best side of the Morocco Cup 2002, were given a fright by Mark Boucher and Boeta Dippenaar in a remarkable stand of 101, retrieving the situation from 91 for 6 to 192 for seven

21-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

Waqar offers no excuses for Pakistan's exit

Pakistan captain Waqar Younis offered no excuses as his team made an early exit from the Morocco Cup Sunday

20-Aug-2002•Special Representative

Sri Lanka firm favourites on spinner friendly surface

Despite captain Sanath Jayasuriya's comments to the contrary, Sri Lanka remain firm favourites to win the final of the Morocco Cup 2002 on Wednesday

20-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

A lot to think about for Pakistan

Pakistani cricket fans received a rude shock on Sunday, when Pakistan crashed out of the Morocco Cup 2002

19-Aug-2002•Taha Noor

Sri Lanka win with consummate ease

TANGIER-With three innings of substance from the first four top order batsmen, Sri Lanka marched to their third win in four games with consummate ease, reaching the target with six wickets to spare and eight of the regulation 50 overs remaining

19-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar

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