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Spinners hold key for Canada

Canada qualified for the World Cup by finishing third in the ICC Trophy at home in Toronto, beating Scotland in the critical third/fourth place play-off match

27-Jan-2003•CricInfo

Lloyd gives thumbs-up to Darwin Test cricket oval

DARWIN, Jan 27 AAP - International Cricket Council match referee Clive Lloyd today gave the green light to Darwin holding its first Test, a showdown between Australia and Bangladesh in July

27-Jan-2003•Rod McGuirk

England players ask for World Cup venue change

The row over England's scheduled World Cup match in Harare took a new turn when the players' representative, Richard Bevan, managing director of the Professional Cricketers Association, read out a statement on their behalf

27-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Canada ICC 2003 World Cup Playing Shirt on sale now

We are now taking orders for the Canadian Cricket Team Playing Shirts as supplied for the World Cup

27-Jan-2003•Austin Ward

Aleem to umpire key World Cup encounter

Pakistan's Aleem Dar has been allotted three World Cup matches as field umpire including the crucial clash between the oldest cricketing rivals Australia and England on March 2

27-Jan-2003•Khalid H Khan

I'm no chance for AB Medal, says Warne

MELBOURNE, Jan 27 AAP - Shane Warne has ruled himself out of contention for the Allan Border Medal, rating Matthew Hayden, Ricky Ponting and Adam Gilchrist the front-runners for Australian cricket's highest individual honour

27-Jan-2003•Guy Hand

South Africans bond ahead of revenge mission

SYDNEY, Jan 27 AAP - South Africa's World Cup players, adopting the motto of "No Regrets", have been holding hands and hugging trees among the serene mountains and valleys of the Drakensberg, near Durban

27-Jan-2003•Will Swanton

Andhra complete five-wicket win over Rajasthan

Andhra's hopes of staying in the Ranji Trophy Elite Group in the next season received a boost when they trounced Rajasthan in a sixth round encounter that ended at Vishakapatnam on Sunday

27-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

CCA thanks players, their families, employers, volunteers, friends and supporters for contributions to Team Canada.

The CCA wishes to thanks the players, their families, employers, volunteers, friends and supporters for their contributions to Team Canada

27-Jan-2003•CCA

Bevan still chance for World Cup

MELBOURNE, Jan 26 AAP - Australian batsman Michael Bevan is still some chance of playing in next month's cricket World Cup in South Africa after a better than expected medical report on his injured groin.

26-Jan-2003•Guy Hand

Turner the hero as Wellington earn home semi-final

Wellington have comfortably beaten Otago by 58 runs at the Basin Reserve

26-Jan-2003•Steven White

Fit New Zealand offers good competitive options in South Africa

New Zealand selectors have learned never to breathe sighs of relief, but they must have some measure of satisfaction that their chosen 15 look likely to be all available to step on board their flight for the World Cup in South Africa tomorrow

26-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Jyoti Bajpai named manager of Indian World Cup team

The joint secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Jyoti Bajpai has been named the manager of the Indian World Cup team that will leave for South Africa on January 29

26-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe A beat South Africa A to take the series 2-1

Zimbabwe A, so rather misleadingly designated, won the three-match one-day series against a genuine South Africa A team by 14 runs at Harare Sports Club, in front of a crowd numbering perhaps about 3000 during the afternoon

26-Jan-2003•John Ward

Namibia lose one-day series to Bangladesh

Namibia has lost the Alexander Forbes One Day International cricket series against Bangladesh after the visitors won the low-scoring fourth match by one wicket on Sunday

26-Jan-2003•Andrew Poolman

Gillespie makes promising return from injury

HOBART, Jan 26 AAP - Jason Gillespie made an eye-catching return from injury today but his presence failed to save South Australia from another batting embarrassment in its ING Cup match against Tasmania in Hobart.

26-Jan-2003•John Polack

Horne innings sets up Auckland for final at home

Auckland's Matt Horne gave the national selectors a healthy nudge to remind them that he wasn't prepared to be discounted as an opener's alternative for international cricket when guiding Auckland into the State Shield final today

26-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Styris leaves a farewell present as ND make Shield semi-final

World Cup all-rounder Scott Styris launched his Northern Districts side into the State Shield semi-final against Wellington with a controlled 66 not out against Central Districts at Napier today

26-Jan-2003•David Ogilvie

ECB and players say England still likely to be in Harare

Amid much press speculation that the England players have come out strongly against fulfilling their World Cup fixture in Harare on February 13th, ECB chief executive Tim Lamb and players' representative Richard Bevan have both indicated the

26-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Piran Holloway sets his sights on becoming a first team regular in 2003

Somerset batsman Piran Holloway who is spending the winter out in Perth in Western Australia with grade side Scarborough has set his sights on becoming a first team regular in 2003

26-Jan-2003•SOMERSET

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