Cricket News | Cricket Updates | Match Report

Matches (15)

Asia Cup (2)

ENG vs SA (1)

WCPL (1)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

SA-A vs NZ-A (1)

CPL (1)

United Arab Emirates

India

Today

2:30 PM

null

Schedule Table Videos Series

England

South Africa

null

Rahul Dravid says Indian team's batting strength is the key

Rahul Dravid may have mined something of a personal vein of run-scoring gold on his last tour to New Zealand in 1998/99, but he believes he is but one cog in the Indian scoring machine that will be vital to subduing the home team in the first

10-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Robbie Hart looking forward to long-awaited first home Test

New Zealand wicket-keeper Robbie Hart admitted to a pang of regret when breaking a sequence of 85 unbroken matches for his Northern Districts side today, but it was only a momentary pang

10-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Epsom Girls' successfully defend national title

Epsom Girls' Grammar School successfully defended their National Secondary Schools' tournament title in Palmerston North, but not before suffering a humbling defeat at the hands of Burnside High School

10-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

QLD Country team named for national titles

Queensland Country will stake its Australian Country championshipprospects on a blend of old and new when they travel to Bundaberg nextmonth to defend their national title.

10-Dec-2002•Queensland Cricket

ICC on the back foot as India rejects World Cup contracts

NEW DELHI, Dec 10 AFP - India has rejected players' contracts for next year's World Cup, it was revealed today, leaving the sport's world governing body facing a showdown with its corporate partners

10-Dec-2002•Kuldip Lal

Canada announces final World Cup squad of 15

The Canadian Cricket Association's Senior Selection Committee of Ben Seebaran, John Lovelace, Michael Khan, Arvind Patel and Chair Karam Gopaulsingh have finalized selections for the 2003 Cricket World Cup in South Africa

10-Dec-2002•Canadian Cricket Association

Caborn to stand by ICC on Zimbabwe issue

The sports minister, Richard Caborn, has made it clear that the International Cricket Council (ICC), not politicians, should decide if Zimbabwe can be co-hosts of next year's World Cup.

10-Dec-2002•CricInfo

WA trying to keep Tigers at bay

PERTH, Dec 10 AAP - A defiant Western Australia was trying to stop Tasmania's march towards its first outright Pura Cup win of the season at the WACA Ground today.

10-Dec-2002•Tom Wald

WICB Begins Advertising For Manager, Coach

With the employment contracts of current West Indies team manager Ricky Skerritt and team coach Roger Harper expiring in March next year, the West Indies Cricket Board has started to advertise these posts both regionally and internationally

10-Dec-2002•WICB Media Release

Chile - Argentina A rematch in final

Chile and Argentina A booked their places in tomorrow's South American Cricket Championship final with contrasting victories on the third day of competition action in Buenos Aires

10-Dec-2002•Grant Dugmore

Record haul for Lawson torpedoes Bangladesh

A remarkable spell of fast bowling from Jermaine Lawson sent Bangladesh hurtling to one of the worst defeats in Test history at Dhaka

10-Dec-2002•Rajesh Kumar

Pakistan should find conditions favourable

South Africa and Pakistan will meet twice, on Wednesday 11 December in Port Elizabeth and Friday 13 December in East London, in the Eastern Cape in games two and three of the five match Standard Bank one-day series.

10-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

Ponting tells Watson to ignore Waugh

SYDNEY - Australian captain Ricky Ponting on Tuesday urged Shane Watson to ignore the hoopla surrounding Steve Waugh in order to nail down the allrounder position in time for next year's World Cup

10-Dec-2002•Will Swanton - 10 December 2002

EDM and ECC Trophy Tournament Director visit Vienna

ECC European Development Manager Ian Stuart visited Vienna along with ECC Trophy 2003 Tournament Director Richard Mockridge, attending part of the ACA's League Meeting and visiting the host grounds for next year's tournament.

10-Dec-2002•Michael Bailey

Matthew Nicholson update

THE Western Australian Cricket Association is pleased to announce that bowler Matthew Nicholson has been cleared to resume training.

10-Dec-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Something for everyone in Test pitch in Wellington

Basin Reserve groundsman Trevor Jackson believes both teams will find something to enjoy on the pitch to be used in the National Bank Series match between New Zealand and India starting on Thursday

10-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Mumbai register massive 136-run win over Saurashtra

Mumbai cruised to a massive 136-run victory over Saurashtra in their Ranji one-day tie at Pune, with leg-spinner Sairaj Bahutule skittling out the Saurashtra lower-middle order with a haul of four for 25

10-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

England in need of rescue

A former Queensland lifesaver left England's tour of Australia in desperate need of rescue as he guided the Prime Minister's XI to a four-wicket win over the tourists at Manuka Oval in Canberra on Tuesday.

10-Dec-2002•Brent Read

South Africa Blind cruise to win over India

After India were put in to bat by South Africa at the CPT-India Pistons ground in Chennai, they would have been a touch wary after reaching just 285 for six in their allotted 40 overs

10-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Haydar century goes in vain for Australia

In yet another high-scoring match in the World Cup Cricket for the Blind, Pakistan successfully defended a total of 369, made in just 37 overs, to notch up a 65-run win over Australia at the Guru Nanak College Ground

10-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

6985 6986 6987 6988 6989

Showing 139721 - 139740 of 156297