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Debbie receives her 'player of the match' award

07-Dec-2002•Matt Smith

Brett Lee has struck again

Hot on the heels of felling Alex Tudor with a nasty bouncer in the third Ashes Test, the Australian tearaway has knocked Jeremy Snape out of the international limited overs series with a short ball that broke the England offspinner's right thumb.

07-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Snape joins England injury toll

SYDNEY, Dec 7 PA - Off-spinner Jeremy Snape today became the latest member of England's tour squad to be hit by injury.

07-Dec-2002•PA

Historic win for Chile

Finally an Argentine selection was defeated at the South American cricket championships

07-Dec-2002•Grant Dugmore

Nicholson injured, Harvey call-up

THE Western Australian Cricket Association selectors have made one change to the Western Warriors team to play Tasmania in a Pura Cup match at the WACA Ground from December 8-11.

07-Dec-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

ECB announce 30-man squad for ICC Cricket World Cup

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today announced a provisional squad of 30 players for the ICC Cricket World Cup, which begins on Sunday 9 February in Cape Town, South Africa.

07-Dec-2002•Media Release

England name initial 30-man World Cup squad

Jeremy Snape has been included in England's initial squad of 30 players for the World Cup, despite being ruled out of the forthcoming triangular series with Australia and Sri Lanka with a broken thumb.

07-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Maynard on World Cup shortlist

Matthew Maynard has been included in England`s provisional squad of 30 for the 2003 World Cup in South Africa and Zimbabwe

07-Dec-2002•Andrew Hignell

Griggs' maiden century leaves India 86 behind CD

It was not surprising the Indians showed little interest in starting their second innings in the National Bank tour three-day match against Central Districts in dull light at Napier this afternoon

07-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

Karnataka, Goa and Tamil Nadu notch up impressive wins

Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Goa have made winning starts to their campaign for the South Zone limited overs championship

07-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Bowlers let CD off the hook, but will do better in Tests - Ganguly

Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly defended much of his side's bowling in the National Bank tour match against Central Districts today in Napier, but conceded his team should have been able to finish off the home side's tail

07-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

'Game is over regulated by ECB bureaucrats' says Anderson as he challenges overseas player rule

During the forthcoming season, which at the last count was just 127 days away, each first class county will be entitled to play two overseas players in their matches

07-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Tigers looking to pounce on baby Warriors

PERTH, Dec 7 AAP - Tasmania will aim to kickstart its fledgling Pura Cup campaign when it faces one of the most inexperienced Western Australian sides ever at the WACA Ground tomorrow.

07-Dec-2002•Tim Clarke

Snape faces x-ray on injured thumb

England have yet another injury concern following their eight-wicket defeat at the hands of New South Wales at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

06-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Weather has conspired against Test selection

Hope as they might, New Zealand's cricket selectors are almost going to be forced to name their side for the first National Bank Test against India with a fair degree of reputation rather than solid form

06-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

India caught on green New Zealand wicket in warm-up match

India were expected to score many runs against Central Districts, but the toss win by the home side gave the visitors a tough day in Napier today

06-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

India will adapt quickly and be very competitive - Spearman

India would be disappointed in the way they batted in today's National Bank tour opener against Central Districts in Napier, but their mediocre effort did not signal a disaster about to happen, Central skipper Craig Spearman said

06-Dec-2002•David Ogilvie

Drakes fine rescinded

A fine imposed on Barbados all-rounder Vasbert Drakes during the Red Stripe Bowl West Indies limited-overs championship earlier this year has been rescinded

06-Dec-2002•West Indies Cricket Board Media Release

Canterbury announce Under-19 team for tournament

Canterbury's Under-19 men's team to compete in the national Under-19 tournament at Lincoln University from December 11-23 was named today

06-Dec-2002

Argentina A scrape home against Brazil

In a tense and exciting showdown at Longchamps yesterday, Argentina A narrowly maintained their unbeaten record in the South American Championship with a nailbiting 2 wicket win over Brazil

06-Dec-2002•Paul Cribbes

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