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Pearson record not enough to prevent Australia fight back

Lucy Pearson, England's opening bowler, today became the first Englishwoman to take ten wickets in an Ashes Test Match throughout it's 69 year history; but it was not enough to prevent Australia reaching 163-4 and a lead of 110 runs

24-Feb-2003•ECB Media Release

Pakistan hope to move from reverse gear into fifth

Facing a summary exit if they stumble any further, Pakistan aim to put their World Cup campaign back on the rails in Paarl here against lowly-rated Holland on Tuesday.

24-Feb-2003•Agha Akbar

Warne judgment to be published

The Australian Cricket Board is set to publish the findings of ShaneWarne's drugs hearing in full within days whether or not the leg-spinnerdecides to appeal his 12-month ban from the game.

24-Feb-2003•AAP

Nervous wait for Hamilton in Fergus Hickey series

Hamilton's cricketers face a nervous wait to see if they will win the Fergus Hickey tournament for the 2002/03 season

24-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

Aldridge and Martin back for ND

Northern Districts will be bolstered by the return of bowlers Graeme Aldridge and Bruce Martin for their State Championship match with Canterbury in Hamilton starting tomorrow

24-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

Bradman cap sets record: auctioneer

Sir Donald Bradman's 1947 baggy green cap apparently set a new record inMelbourne yesterday, but auctioneer Michael Ludgrove is not revealingthe price.

24-Feb-2003•AAP

Hogg ready this time to fill Warne's Test boots

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, Feb 23 AAP - Brad Hogg is ready

24-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Time for ICC to address drugs issue with same fervour as match-fixing

No excuse in the world exists as to why the International Cricket Council has not adopted anti-doping regimes with the same fervour it applied to anti-match-fixing and gambling

24-Feb-2003•Lynn McConnell

The World Cup Weblog - Feb. 24- Mar. 2

The Greatest One-Day Innings Ever

24-Feb-2003

Roger Sillence in South Melbourne reports

Another win on the weekend thats 2 from 2 so a good finish to the season with 2 more games to go

24-Feb-2003•Roger Sillence

Blues cruise to thumping win

PERTH, Feb 23 AAP - Test opener Justin Langer says captain Steve Waugh is a "clown" if he doesn't tour the West Indies after leading NSW to a crushing ING Cup final win today

23-Feb-2003•Tom Wald

Adams: Windies on rise (World Cup)

JOHANNESBURG - Two years after he joined Richie Richardson, Courtney Walsh and Brian Lara in the West Indies' captaincy out tray, Jimmy Adams in enthused over the progress of the young batsmen who first appeared under his leadership

23-Feb-2003•Tony Cozier

Bag man a true WI fan

JOHANNESBURG - Two years ago Niaz Ahmed had one thing in mind: a job in the 2003 Cricket World Cup working with the West Indies

23-Feb-2003•Philip Spooner

Zimbabwe look back 20 years for inspiration

Almost 20 years ago - on 9 June 1983 to be precise - Zimbabwe met Australia in their first-ever World Cup match at the historic Trent Bridge ground in Nottingham

23-Feb-2003•John Ward

Milestones: India v Namibia, Canada v West Indies

Carl Hooper (WI) needs 8 wickets to join the 25 World Cup wicket-club

23-Feb-2003•CricInfo

Well-oiled Indian machine steamrolls Namibia

The instructions were carried out to the letter, as India first piled up a mammoth score - 311/2 - and then used spin to tighten the screws on an inexperienced Namibian side, skittling them for 130 and winning easily by 181 runs.

23-Feb-2003•Anand Vasu

Pakistan sink without trace

Article: Report by Agha Albar, Eng-v-Pak, 23 Feb 2003, WC2003

23-Feb-2003•Agha Akbar

Records broken by Shoaib Akhtar

Shoaib Akhtar's 43 against England produced a number of interesting statistics

23-Feb-2003•ICC CWC 2003 Media Information

Harper avoids question of future

JOHANESBURG - Roger Harper remained non-committal yesterday on reports that he had not reapplied for the job as West Indies team coach

23-Feb-2003

West Indies win despite record Davison hundred

A brilliant century off off 67 balls - the fastest in World Cup history - from Canadian John Davison could not prevent a comfortable West Indies win in their Group B encounter at SuperSport Park in Centurion.

23-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

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