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Namibia make short work of Gauteng in World Cup warmup

On a lively pitch at the Stan Friedman Oval in Krugersdorp, Namibia, playing their first lead-up game to the 2003 ICC World Cup, made short work of the Gauteng batting, bowling the locals out for 126 in 42.2 overs and then knocking off the runs in 24

03-Feb-2003•Keith Lane

Somerset trio all set to face James Bryant in Port Elizabeth

The Somerset trio, Ian Blackwell, Andy Caddick and Marcus Trescothick and the rest of their England colleagues have now moved onto the next stage of their World Cup preparations

03-Feb-2003•Richard Walsh

Miller returns to replace injured Vaughan

The South Australian Cricket Association has announced that Woodville batting all-rounder Mick Miller has been called into the Redbacks side to replace injured Jeff Vaughan.

03-Feb-2003•South Australian Cricket Association

Aussies to carry weak-armed Warney in field

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 2 AAP - Can bowl, can't throw

03-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Hawke's Bay earn right to challenge Manawatu

Hawke's Bay have won the right to challenge Hawke Cup holder Manawatu for the trophy from February 15-17 after the final round of elimination matches at the weekend

03-Feb-2003

KRL face Faisalabad in first semifinal

KARACHI, Feb 2: The first semifinal of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy National Cricket Championship will be played from Monday between Khan Research Laboratories and Faisalabad at National Stadium

03-Feb-2003•By Our Sports Reporter

Sweet revenge

KINGSTOWN - The score has been settled

03-Feb-2003•Haydn Gill

Andhra restrict Bengal to a modest first-innings total

Rain had a major say on the opening day (February 1) of the seventh and final round of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group matches, affecting as many as six out of the seven games

02-Feb-2003•Staff Reporter

High time for the Freak to peak

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 1 AAP - Ian Harvey is pinching himself

02-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Legal challenge to ECB over Zimbabwe

As the World Cup approaches and there appears to be no end to the political wrangling surrounding the scheduled matches in Zimbabwe and Kenya, a saga that has already had more twists than an over from Muttiah Muralitharan has taken a new turn

02-Feb-2003•Ralph Dellor

Thrill packed Sunday win compensation for the South

South Island were not invited to the State Shield final which Auckland and Northern Districts played as the start to the festival cricket weekend in Auckland yesterday, but joined the party with a thrilling last-over win in the four-innings

02-Feb-2003•Don Cameron

I wouldn't play in Zimbabwe: Kirsten

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 1 AAP - South African veteran Gary Kirsten has admitted he would refuse to play in Zimbabwe if his side was due to visit the strife-torn nation during the World Cup

02-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

NSW win but MacGill to front hearing

SYDNEY - Steve Waugh and Simon Katich produced the sweet notes, butStuart MacGill struck a sour one with the umpires as NSW beat Tasmaniaby 41 runs in an ING Cup one day cricket match at Drummoyne Oval heretoday.

02-Feb-2003•Adrian Warren

Windies delegation to learn from South Africa World Cup

Caribbean countries hoping to host matches in the Cricket World Cup 2007 will have the opportunity of experiencing the behind-the-scenes operations, challenges and requirements of staging World Cup matches when an official Windies World Cup 2007

02-Feb-2003•WICB Media Release

Coaching for Somerset young cricketers proving to be very popular

The Somerset Cricket Board in conjunction with Somerset Active Sports have issued an invitation to all young cricketers, both boys and girls, between the ages of nine and fourteen years old to go along and take part in one of their coaching courses

02-Feb-2003•SOMERSET

Mashonaland win one-day series after Flower centuries

Any team containing both Flowers is virtually unbeatable in Zimbabwean cricket, certainly over the long haul

02-Feb-2003•Staff Reporter

Pakistan sounding serious

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 1 AAP - Unpredictable Pakistan is sounding ominously serious about the cricket World Cup

02-Feb-2003•Will Swanton

Australia's match against Zimbabwe under threat

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa, Feb 2 AAP - Australia's World Cup match against Zimbabwe is under serious threat after the federal government received a warning today about the likelihood of protests and violence

02-Feb-2003•Will Swanton And Steve Larkin

Manicaland lose by 3 wickets despite Whittall century

Despite a fine all-round performance of 106 and three economical wickets, Guy Whittall could not bring victory to Manicaland as they went down by three wickets to Matabeleland at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo

02-Feb-2003•Staff Reporter

No conflict in Greenidge's role

Gordon Greenidge'S dual role as a West Indies selector and a consultant with Bangladesh in preparation for the forthcoming World Cup is not viewed as a conflict of interest by the region's governing body

01-Feb-2003•Haydn Gill

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