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Somerset link up with Bristol City as well as Bristol Shoguns for Junior Sabres deal

Somerset County Cricket Club have just announced a link up with two other top class sports clubs in the west country to be able to offer the Junior Sabres members of the Club a very attractive deal for 2003

30-Jan-2003•SOMERSET

Muralitharan on target for Sri Lanka's World Cup opener

Sri Lanka are cautiously optimistic that star spinner Muttiah Muralitharan will be able to play in their crucial World Cup opener against New Zealand on February 10

30-Jan-2003•Charlie Austin

Karnataka build formidable lead at Nagpur

Registering a strong first-innings lead, Karnataka proceeded to boost their advantage in the second innings of their Ranji Trophy plate group semi-final against Vidarbha at Nagpur on Wednesday

30-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

ICC say no to World Cup venue changes

The result of the International Cricket Council's teleconference today on the question of where scheduled World Cup matches in Zimbabwe and Kenya will be played is that the matches will not be moved

30-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Fishy report from Australia

Well its tuesday morning the temperature is about 35, there's not a cloud in the sky another awful day in Perth

30-Jan-2003•Ian Fisher

Canada wins first warm-up match

Canada played the University team "Tucks" -- current League Champions in a warm up game

30-Jan-2003•CCA

Gallant Nauman stands tall as NBP struggle

Khan Research Laboratories (KRL) gained slight edge over National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) after picking up two wickets late in the day in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy quarterfinal here at National Stadium on Wednesday

30-Jan-2003•Khalid H Khan

Aussies turn guns on South Africa

MELBOURNE, Jan 30 AAP - Shane Warne started the mind games for the cricket World Cup today, reviving the Australians' theme of a psychological hold over second favourite South Africa

30-Jan-2003•Guy Hand

John bags seven wickets

Paceman Stephen John razed Lahore Greens with seven for 54 on Wednesday sending the visitors crashing to 132 all out as Islamabad gained the advantage in their Cornelius Trophy match at KRL Stadium

30-Jan-2003•Sports Reporter

Sehwag and Hodge sign for Leicestershire

Leicestershire have announced that they have signed brilliant young Indian batting star Virender Sehwag as one of their two overseas players for the coming season

30-Jan-2003•Leicestershire CCC

England have to wait on Zimbabwe issue

The International Cricket Council have restated their position that England's World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13th will go ahead as planned, following today's teleconference over security at the tournament

30-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

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30-Jan-2003•Gloucestershire CCC

England struggling in second youth Test

The Australian Under 19s were indebted to an innings of 113 not out in the second youth "Test" against England in Melbourne

29-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

BCCI advises late arrival of India A

The Board of Control for Cricket in India on Tuesday advised the West Indies Cricket Board that the India A-Team, scheduled to participate in the Carib Beer 2003 Cricket Series, would not be arriving in the Caribbean until Wednesday, February 5

29-Jan-2003•WICB Media Release

Samuels may play for Jamaica

Marlon Samuels has been ruled out of the World Cup, but the gifted Jamaican batsman may be appearing in the opening round of the Carib Beer Cricket Series on Friday

29-Jan-2003

Williams return bolsters Warriors

THE Western Australian Cricket Association selectors today announced the Western Warriors team to play the Southern Redbacks in an ING Cup match in Adelaide on Saturday, February 1, 2003.

29-Jan-2003•Western Australia Cricket Association

Vidarbha in dire straits in Nagpur semi-final

Vidarbha were struggling to stay afloat after the second day's play at the Ranji Trophy plate group semi-final tie against Karnataka at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur

29-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

All round abilities will be South African trump card

South Africa go into their fourth World Cup tournament knowing that they have an excellent chance of being the first team to win on home soil and hold the trophy aloft at The Wanderers at the end of March 2003

29-Jan-2003•CricInfo

In support of Devon Smith

Last week, when the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) announced that young Jamaican middle-order batsman Marlon Samuels would be returning to his native Jamaica for an MRI as a precaution, speculation was rife among West Indian fans as to his possible

29-Jan-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Namibia fight back after Al Sahariar hits 177

Namibia surprised friend and foe on Wednesday in the fifth and final match in the Alexander Forbes one-day series, chasing hard after a target of 275 and falling short in the last over by a mere nine runs

29-Jan-2003•Andrew Poolman

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