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Tendulkar ton saves India the blushes

Once again bad light cut short proceedings at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata

02-Nov-2002•Anand Vasu

Players association seems to have the right objectives

The formation of a cricketers association in India is not a new move.In the seventies, the leading players, then, formed an association andSunil Gavaskar, Bishen Bedi and S Venkatraghavan were the prominentoffice bearers

02-Nov-2002•Partab Ramchand

Whatmore happy with Sri Lankan preparations in South Africa

Sri Lanka, having got some valuable batting practice in Lenasia, were forced to spend the second afternoon of their match against a Rest of South Africa XI watching a slow drizzle interfere with their preparations for the First Test starting on

02-Nov-2002•Keith Lane

Yadav completes ton as Railways gain first innings lead

A century from opener Jai P Yadav and handy contributions from Harvinder Singh, Zakir Hussain and Shreyas Khanolkar helped Railways secure the vital first innings lead on the third day of the Irani Trophy

01-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

Somerset patron 'very keen to save the County Ground' says Anderson

The question of Somerset County Cricket Club remaining at their traditional town centre home has once again come back onto the agenda with the publication of `Taunton Vision 2025 and Beyond' document

01-Nov-2002•SOMERSET

Jai P Yadav puts Railways on course for an outright win

Jai P Yadav has made a strong case for his inclusion in the India one-day eleven with his fine all-round showing in the Irani Trophy

01-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

SA Scorpions open season against NSW

The South Australian Women's Cricket Association will tonight launch the2002/03 season and has announced the SA Scorpions team to play NSW fromNovember 9 - 10 on Adelaide Oval no

01-Nov-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

New Zealand Cricket sets pay deadline of 4pm, November 5

D-Day hour in the New Zealand cricket pay dispute has been allocated to 4pm on Tuesday, November 5

01-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Gillespie declares himself fit and ready to fire

ADELAIDE - Test paceman Jason Gillespie has declared himself fully fit and ready to prove it against an international-strength New South Wales batting line-up tomorrow

01-Nov-2002•Sam Lienert

Chucky Berry turns Cannibal Lecter

MELBOURNE, Nov 1 AAP - The Victorian wicketkeeper previously known as

01-Nov-2002•Roger Vaughan

Chanderpaul, Samuels thrive as West Indies take command

A third consecutive day of complete West Indian domination put India firmly on the backfoot at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata

01-Nov-2002•Anand Vasu

Sri Lankans forced to work hard

A late start in Lenasia reduced day one of the tour match between Sri Lanka and a Rest of South Africa XI to two sessions of play, allowing the visitors to reach a hard working 226 for four when bad light brought an early end to the day

01-Nov-2002•Keith Lane

Tasmania name ING Cup team

The Tasmanian Selectors have today announced the Cascade Tasmanian Tigers squad to play the Victorian Bushrangers in the ING Cup match on Sunday 3rd November, 2002 at the MCG in Melbourne.

01-Nov-2002•Tasmanian Cricket Association

Bold Warne says Victoria can't lose against Tasmania

MELBOURNE, Nov 1 AAP - Victorian captain Shane Warne boldly declared tonight his side couldn't lose this Pura Cup cricket match against Tasmania.

01-Nov-2002•Roger Vaughan

An Australian view of the required English Ashes plan

The advent of another Ashes series brings with it the predictable claims from the English camp that this series will be different to those which have taken place since 1989

01-Nov-2002•David Wiseman

World Cup planning and strategy time being lost in NZ

Time lost throughout October, due to pay negotiations between New Zealand Cricket and the Players' Association, may yet prove an Achilles' heel for New Zealand and its World Cup aspirations in South Africa later in the summer

01-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

My New Zealand World Cup 2003 campaign plan

Since New Zealand beat Australia in January, the national one-day side has played poorly in it's build up to the 2003 World Cup

01-Nov-2002•Martin Crowe

Gough ruled out of first Test

BRISBANE - England fast bowler Darren Gough has been ruled out of next Thursday's first Test against Australia at the Gabba

01-Nov-2002•AAP

Harwood hat-trick has Tasmania reeling

MELBOURNE, Oct 31 AAP - Victorian paceman Shane Harwood became the third Australian cricketer to take a hat-trick in his first-class debut here today

31-Oct-2002

Waugh's side better than Invincibles

SYDNEY, Oct 31 AAP - A keen student of cricket's history books, Steve Waugh has watched his Australian side force them to be rewritten time and again during his reign as captain

31-Oct-2002

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