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Programming change for ATSIC XI v Prime Minister's XI game

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has confirmed that the limited overs cricket match originally scheduled for Friday, January 31, at the Adelaide Oval, between the ATSIC Chairman's XI and the Prime Minister's XI will be held at a later

28-Jan-2003•South Australian Cricket Association

Intelligence in Kenya suggests World Cup games would be vulnerable targets

Concerns over prospective terrorist action against Westerners in Kenya is expected to be a catalyst for the removal of World Cup games planned for that country back to South Africa

28-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Pakistanis test negative for drugs

The results of dope tests of all members of the Pakistan team except Younis Khan have been received and proved negative

28-Jan-2003•Sports Correspondent

Davie's contract with Otago Cricket ends next week

Otago Cricket's events and fund-raising manager Steve Davie will end his contract at the end of next week

28-Jan-2003

Oram heads list of Massey University scholarships

Jacob Oram is amongst a quality list of recipients of the Massey University Cricket Scholarships, in association with Central Districts, for 2003

28-Jan-2003

Gilchrist wins the Allan Border Medal

MELBOURNE, Jan 28 AAP - Acknowledging that 2002-03 had not been his best season, Adam Gilchrist was as surprised as anyone to win the Allan Border Medal tonight as Australia's cricketer of the year

28-Jan-2003•John Salvado

Quaid Trophy quarter finals begin today

The quarterfinals of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy National Cricket Championship start from Tuesday with National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) taking on Khan Research Laboratories (KRL) in arguably the pick of four ties

28-Jan-2003•Sports Reporter

Lack of facilities at Pindi: PIA manager

While the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is focussed on the World Cup, the premier domestic tournament, the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy it seems is being ignored somewhat

28-Jan-2003•Sports Reporter

The World Cup Weblog - Jan. 28-Feb.4

Hussain hints at England players' boycott of Zimbabwe match England skipper Nasser Hussain seems to have made up his mind to boycott the Zimbabwe match come what may

28-Jan-2003

Azharuddin eyes reprieve after Jadeja's ban overturned

NEW DELHI, Jan 28 AFP - Banned former Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin saw a ray of hope today after teammate Ajay Jadeja was absolved of any wrong-doing in the match-fixing scandal

28-Jan-2003

E.C.B. Regional Academy players benefit from A.C.E. initiative

The eleven young cricketers who are currently attending the E.C.B

28-Jan-2003•SOMERSET

SACA head coach recruitment about to commence

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has announced that the process will this week commence to replace the management position for State cricket.

28-Jan-2003•South Australian Cricket Association

Netherlands' bowling capable of springing surprises

The Dutch will be delighted to be back at the World Cup after missing out in 1999 in England

27-Jan-2003•Dave Liverman

Ian Blackwell reflects on the 'toughest tour of all time'

Somerset all rounder Ian Blackwell reflected on his tour of Australia that came to an end over the weekend when England were beaten in the second VB one day final in Melbourne

27-Jan-2003•SOMERSET

Hyderabad rout Railways at Secunderabad

Left-arm quick S Vishnuvardhan claimed a career-best haul of 6-55 to propel Hyderabad to a thumping nine-wicket win over Railways in an Elite Group sixth round match that ended at Secunderabad on Monday

27-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

Indian board bans players from traveling with wives

Indian players will not be allowed to travel with their wives to next month's World Cup in South Africa, the Indian cricket board said today

27-Jan-2003

Shattered Indians get psychological help before World Cup

Sourav Ganguly's India have sought the help of a South African psychologist to hit the right groove ahead of next month's cricket World Cup, officials said on Sunday

27-Jan-2003

Lara wants to restore reputation at World Cup

27-Jan-2003

Delhi court lifts match-fixing ban on Indian cricketer

NEW DELHI, Jan 27 AFP - The Delhi High Court today overturned a five-year ban on Indian cricketer Ajay Jadeja on match-fixing charges, saying there was no proof he was guilty

27-Jan-2003

Jim McConnon - a tribute

Jim McConnon, the former Glamorgan and England spinner, died yesterday at his home in Altrincham, aged 80

27-Jan-2003•Andrew Hignell

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