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Maynard and Powell dominate Hampshire bowlers

"Those April showers, they come your way", only in Cardiff they last for 8 hours or more, and it was such a shower

25-Apr-2003•Vic Isaacs

Aussie Simon Katich flies into the Rose Bowl

Simon Katich, the Australia `A' player, and Hampshire's second overseas signing met the press at the Rose Bowl today (Friday), just seven hours after landing at Heathrow Airport.

25-Apr-2003•Vic Isaacs

United Nations CC become first Austrian team to play in Croatia

United Nations CC will become the first Austrian club team to play in Croatia on Saturday, when they take on Zagreb CC, in Zagreb, at the ground used for the ECC Representative Festival last season, and are playing two friendly matches as part of

25-Apr-2003•Michael Bailey

Cricket meets Pop for the Twenty20 Cup

The pop world and cricket joined forces today when the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced the music line-up for county cricket's revolutionary Twenty20 Cup competition

25-Apr-2003•ECB Media Release

Fleming and Richardson put New Zealand in strong position

Stephen Fleming hits out on his way to an unbeaten 112 ©AFP Local predictions that New Zealand might wilt in harsh Sri Lankan conditions proved overly optimistic on an attritional opening day of this two-Test series at the P Saravanamuttu Oval

25-Apr-2003•Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

'We are going to have to fight very hard for the win' says Shine

Somerset were once again indebted to their pacemen at Taunton today where they bowled out the remaining Durham batsmen cheaply to dismiss the visitors for 180 and will start the final day requiring 120 runs for victory with 8 wickets remaining

25-Apr-2003•Richard Walsh

Maynard and Powell savage Hampshire bowlers

Glamorgan ended another rain-affected day on 288-3, thanks to half-centuries by David Hemp, Mike Powell, and Matthew Maynard, with the latter hitting fifty from just 42 balls in yet another glorious exhibition of strokeplay in the evening sunshine

25-Apr-2003•Andrew Hignell

Rudolph and Dippenaar make Bangladesh sweat

Jacques Rudolph and Boeta Dippenaar gave their controversyplagued team a much-needed happiness tonic with a mammoth 323-run stand for the third wicket

25-Apr-2003•Wisden Bulletin by Raja M

The rain is the only winner against Hampshire

With a further 63 overs lost on the final day, the Championship match between Glamorgan and Hampshire ended in an inevitable draw, but not before Matthew Maynard had recorded his 48th first-class hundred for Glamorgan and his second Championship ton

25-Apr-2003•Andrew Hignell

South African coach lashes out at journalist

It was with anger and frustration that I learnt about the article that appeared in the Argus Newspaper and its sister publications on Wednesday 23rd April

25-Apr-2003•UCBSA release on behalf of Eric Simons

Glamorgan confirm arrangements for Middlesex friendly

Glamorgan`s friendly limited overs match against Middlesex at Cardiff on Friday, 2nd May will be played according to National Cricket League rules, with the players wearing coloured clothing and each side batting for a maximum of 45 overs

25-Apr-2003•Glamorgan CCC

Murphy helps Mashonaland reach 326 in Kwekwe

Champions Mashonaland, struggling shortly after lunch on the first day of their match against Midlands at Kwekwe Sports Club, recovered to total 326

25-Apr-2003•John Ward

Middlesex look to Strauss as rain takes its toll

Kent v Leicestershire, Canterbury Scorecard Things went from bad to much better for Kent after Geraint Jones led the fightback with an accomplished 104

25-Apr-2003•Freddie Auld

ÖMS tournament is curtain-raiser to 2003 Austrian cricket season

The 2003 season in Austria starts this weekend with the reintroduced Österreichische Meisterschaft competition (ÖMS)

25-Apr-2003•Michael Bailey

Canadian Cricket Association extends condolences on death of Argentine skipper Guille Kirschbaum

On behalf of the Canadian Cricket Association, we express our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Guille Kirschbaum, Argentina Cricket Association captain in the ICCT 2001 in Toronto

24-Apr-2003•CCA

UCBSA response to leaked fitness report

The contents of reports compiled for the UCBSA by the Fitness Trainer and Psychologist of the South African cricket team which competed in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 have appeared in the media today

24-Apr-2003•UCBSA Media Release

Lara: The bowling is a concern

Brian Lara "We are batting well as a team but it is the bowling that is of concern

24-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Jadeja eligible for selection, rules court

In a move that could let Ajay Jadeja play competitive cricket, the Delhi High Court has directed the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to consider him for selection in Ranji Trophy matches, India's premier domestic tournament

24-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Kiwis face trial by spin in first Test

Were the unusual heat and humidity in Colombo not enough - even under the shade of the tin-roofed Sathi Coomaraswamy stand it was sweltering on Thursday - New Zealand, missing key batsmen in the middle order, are faced with the daunting prospect of

24-Apr-2003•Charlie Austin

England Women's team look to replace Harmer

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is seeking a new Head Coach for the England Women's Cricket Team following John Harmer's decision to return to his native Australia and not extend his two year contract

24-Apr-2003•ECB Media Release

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