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Chris Harris keen to make most of chance at No 3

Chris Harris: keen to tackle role of batting at No 3 in McMillan's absense Chris Harris might have landed the job that no-one in New Zealand's one-day squad wants at the moment, batting at No 3, but he's turned it into a positive

12-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Problems for Bangladesh are not all on the field

With all the attention of politicians currently centred on Zimbabwe and the ICC poised to examine security aspects of staging World Cup matches there and in Kenya, another serious instance of politics interfering with cricket has come to light

12-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Experience the factor in Harris decision - Aberhart

Chris Harris' experience means he is the best person in New Zealand's one-day squad of the moment to handle the job of batting at No 3

12-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

England make good start to Under 19 Test

England Under 19 captain Bilal Shafayat, who was totally confident of success for his side on their tour of Australia, led by example on day one of the first Test against Australia Under 19s in Adelaide

12-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Austrian Squad for European Indoor Championships announced

The Austrian Cricket Association has named its eight man squad for the forthcoming European Indoor Championships, to be held in Herning, Denmark from 14th-17th February 2003.

12-Jan-2003•Michael Bailey

Different pitch awaits teams for last ODI in series in Hamilton

What a difference fine weather makes

12-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Neil Edwards makes his Under-19 debut for England in Adelaide

It was honours even at the end of the first day's play in the Under 19 Test Match between England and Australia at Adelaide, that had seen the visitors make 331, thanks to a fine 108 from skipper Bilal Shafayat and the hosts end the day on 18for the

12-Jan-2003•SOMERSET

Police to take over World Cup venues

JOHANNESBURG, Jan 11: The South African police is to take over all the venues of the forthcoming World Cup two weeks before the big event gets underway as part of a nationwide security operation

12-Jan-2003•By Qamar Ahmed

Martyn hundred takes Australia into VB finals

After a drubbing at the hands of Sri Lanka in their last match, to say nothing of defeat in the final Ashes Test, Australia got back to winning ways in the latest VB Series encounter with a tense victory over England in Hobart

11-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Losing the edge proving costly for New Zealand

New Zealand are paying the price for their earlier success with the National Bank Series already in the bag

11-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Australia batting in Hobart

HOBART, Jan 11 AAP - Australian captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and will bat in today's one day cricket international against England at Hobart's Bellerive Oval.

11-Jan-2003•AAP

Gibbs for spin clinic

Former Guyana and West Indies spin bowling legend Lance Gibbs has been contracted by the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) to be the technical advisor at a five-day camp for orthodox spin bowlers (sometimes called finger spinners) in Antigua, starting

11-Jan-2003

Somerset Cricket Development Officer warns of countywide umpire shortage

There is going to be a desperate shortage of cricket umpires in the recreational game when the 2003 season gets underway, according to Somerset Cricket Development Officer Andrew Moulding, and at the moment he is struggling to rectify the situation

11-Jan-2003•SOMERSET

England fall agonising seven runs short

11-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Thriller gives win to India but lessons to NZ

Virender Sehwag: second century of the series sets India up for victory It was the result the National Bank Series has been crying out for and it was a genuine thriller at Eden Park as India got home over New Zealand by one wicket

11-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

New security appraisal could avert Zimbabwe crisis

International Cricket Council president Malcolm Gray has met the new chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, David Morgan, and the result could be a reprieve for the ECB from their dilemma over going to Zimbabwe for the scheduled World Cup

11-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Martyn's last gasp 100 as Australia sets 272

HOBART, Jan 11 AAP - Damien Martyn hit a boundary from the last ball of the innings to set England a target of 272 in the one day international in Hobart today.

11-Jan-2003•AAP

Ranatunga wins legal fight to contest cricket board elections

Former Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga has overturned a proposed sports law preventing politicians from holding office in sports bodies

11-Jan-2003•CricInfo

Three-day wins for PIA, KRL, ZTBL

PIA battered Karachi Blues into submission on Friday scoring an innings and 161-run victory inside three days in their Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Group-IV match at KRL Stadium

11-Jan-2003•Sports Reporter

Cruise mode ran into turbulence before Indians won

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly thought his side was home and hosed with four or five overs to go in Auckland tonight but New Zealand came bouncing back in an exciting finish - the best finish of a ball-dominated series

11-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

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