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Tamil Nadu lift P Subbaiah Pillai Trophy

Registering a win over Andhra Pradesh in their Ranji one-day tie at Bangalore, Tamil Nadu topped the points table for the South Zone, consequently lifting the Subbaiah Pillai Trophy and qualifying for the Wills Trophy 2003-04

12-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Catching glitches won't be repeated - Fleming

"It won't happen again this series," was New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming's commitment about the catching in the slips cordon after his side went unpunished for errors by India in the first National Bank Test at Wellington's Basin Reserve today

12-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

A maiden Test wicket to remember for Jacob Oram

Jacob Oram could be entitled to wonder what the fuss is all about regarding Test cricket

12-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Murali insists no grudges to bear in Australia

BRISBANE, Dec 12 AAP - Controversial Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan insists he holds no grudges with Australian cricket officials and he doesn't expect to be called for throwing again in the country

12-Dec-2002•Michael Crutcher

Murray's Bay and Tauranga Intermediate take MILO trophies

Auckland's Murray's Bay Intermediate School are the MILO Cup (boys') winners and Tauranga Intermediate won the MILO Shield (girls') after games played at Fitzherbert Park in Palmerston North today

12-Dec-2002

Field guides South Africa to an easy win

South African captain Rory Field led from the front as his team edged out Australia and made it to the final of the 2002 Blind World Cup

12-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Hollioake set for England call

SYDNEY, Dec 12 AAP - Adam Hollioake is on the verge of an England recall today after Andrew Flintoff became the latest casualty on a tour that has been ravaged and ruined by injury

12-Dec-2002•Alex Lowe

New Zealand gain significant advantage on slow first day

It wasn't quite possible to hear the squeaking of under-prepared muscles and joints in the New Zealand team but they showed the depth of their competitive resolve by getting on top of India from the second over of the first Test in the National Bank

12-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Pakistan cruise into the final

Pakistan have thrashed England by 111 runs to make it to the final of the 2002 Blind World Cup

12-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Flintoff sent home

SYDNEY - All-rounder Andrew Flintoff will return home from England'stroubled cricket tour of Australia after failing to overcome a groininjury.

12-Dec-2002•AAP

Wasim to play only in ODIs

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has accepted the request of paceman Wasim Akram, to release him from the two-Test series against South Africa starting at Durban from Dec 26

12-Dec-2002•Sports Correspondent

England look to upset the odds in Sydney

You might not think it looking at England's record in Australia so far, but recent one-day international form indicates that their chances of reaching the finals of the VB triangular series, which starts in Sydney tomorrow, are not entirely

12-Dec-2002•Stephen Lamb

Entertainment guaranteed in NZ-India Test - Fleming

Entertainment won't be lacking at the Basin Reserve in Wellington over the next five days - that's the view of New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming as he takes on India in the first of two National Bank Series Tests

11-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Plans are okay but players need to execute them first

Expect some more evidence of applied technology analysis of India's batsmen and bowlers when New Zealand step out onto the Basin Reserve for the first National Bank Test starting tomorrow

11-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

MCG one-dayers in doubt

MELBOURNE - The Australian Cricket Board said the MCG's future as aone-day cricket venue was in jeopardy because of crowd trouble.

11-Dec-2002•AAP

First hundred for Lisa

When Ramnaresh Sarwan steered a ball from left-arm spinner Enamul Haque to short third man and sprinted through for the single that carried him to his first, long-delayed Test hundred at the Bangabandhu Stadium yesterday, several thoughts obviously

11-Dec-2002•Tony Cozier

Argentina A win South American title in classic final

In an outstanding and thrilling 5th South American Championship final at the Longchamps ground of Club Atletico Lomas in Buenos Aires, Argentina A clawed their way to a tense and exciting two victory over Chile with only two balls to spare

11-Dec-2002•Grant Dugmore

MCG expected to be a fine place for family cricket fun

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced today that it is confident the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is complying with the upgraded ground security and crowd behaviour standards established by the International Cricket Council (ICC)

11-Dec-2002•Australian Cricket Board

Anderson wins England call

The young Lancashire pace bowler James Anderson has been added to England's injury-hit one-day squad as cover for Andrew Caddick, who is in doubt for Friday's opening match of the triangular series.

11-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Pakistan brush aside South Africa

Pakistan have notched up yet another victory, beating South Africa by 61 runs in a 2002 Blind World Cup league match at Chennai

11-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

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