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Canny Kapali fails to stave off defeat

West Indies are on a roll, winning their second ODI series in the space of ten days

03-Dec-2002•Santhosh S

Can England draw positives from Ashes debacle?

England cricket fans are an unlucky bunch

03-Dec-2002•Sean Beynon

Richards: Australians remind me of Windies

LONDON - Viv Richards reckons the current crop of Australian cricketershave adopted a similar approach to the game which made the West Indiessuch a force towards the end of the last century.

03-Dec-2002•PA

PCB's strange decision on press conference

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has arranged a press conference on Dec 7, on the eve of the International Cricket Council (ICC) development committee, meeting scheduled for Dec 7 and 8 in Lahore

03-Dec-2002•Our Sports Correspondent

Manzoor and Tariq to skipper LCCA teams

Former Test cricketer Manzoor Elahi has been named captain of the Lahore City Cricket Association Blues side and Tariq Mahmood of Whites

03-Dec-2002•Our Sports Correspondent

Defending champions reach finals

Reigning champions Tapal CC forced their entry into the final of the 17th Karachi Gymkhana Callmate cricket festival, getting the better of Customs Academy by 71 runs Monday

03-Dec-2002•Our Sports Reporter

It shall not be easy for India

Kapil Dev has once again expressed the view that India can win the World Cup

03-Dec-2002•Partab Ramchand

Oliver to make his debut for the Tigers

The Tasmanian Selectors have today announced the Cascade Tasmanian Tigers team to play the Western Warriors in the Pura Cup match from Sunday, 8th December to Wednesday, 11th December 2002 at the WACA Ground in Perth.

03-Dec-2002•Tasmanian Cricket Association

Early booking for historic cricket match will avoid disappointment

Tasmanian cricket fans are being urged to secure their tickets for Bellerive Oval's historic VB Series one-day international cricket match between Australia and England on Saturday 11 January 2003.

03-Dec-2002•Tasmanian Cricket Association

Redbacks name 13 for ING Cup clash against Bushrangers

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has named a 13-man squad for the day/night ING Cup match to be played this Friday, December 6 against Victoria, at the MCG.

03-Dec-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Steve Waugh's absence ends a trail-blazing role in one-day game

Steve Waugh's omission from Australia's 30-man World Cup squad has basically signalled the end of his one-day career and with that, cricket can begin the lengthy process of defining Waugh's legacy to the shorter form of the game.

03-Dec-2002•David Wiseman

Harmison looks to broaden horizons

Steve Harmison has admitted to surprise at his call-up to England's one-day squad for the VB series against Australia and Sri Lanka, but hopes the experience will be another step towards establishing himself as England's premier strike bowler over

03-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Ankle op for Hampshire's Udal

Hampshire off-spinner Shaun Udal has had surgery to cure a long-term ankle problem after he was overlooked as a replacement for England's troubled Ashes tour.

03-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Barmy Army at the Hockey

In full voice at the hockey Photo © Barmy Army When Helen Grant and her team-mates walked out for their Women's World Cup hockey game against Australia last Friday, they were shocked by the huge welcome they received

03-Dec-2002•Matt Smith

'Blackie' all set for the World Cup

Somerset all rounder Ian Blackwell who has spent the first part of the winter with the Academy in Adelaide has now joined up with the full England One Day squad ahead of the triangular series that gets underway in Sydney on December 13th

03-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

India's traditional game vital for world cricket - Wright

It was vitally important for world cricket that India kept playing cricket the way it did, coach John Wright said today when promising plenty of traditional action from his side on their New Zealand tour

03-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Somerset chief executive defends the English county game after Ashes defeat

In the face of the criticism that has been levelled at domestic English cricket in the aftermath of the Ashes defeat Somerset chief executive Peter Anderson has once again spoken out in it's defence

03-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Gambhir, Hirwani top Ray-Ban ratings

As the Indian domestic season kicked off with a revamped Ranji Trophy league structure, many eyes turned to the Ray-Ban domestic cricket ratings after the first month of play to assess the relative merits of the batsmen and bowlers slogging it out

03-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

League duo demoted over colts accreditation issue

The double-winning league champions of 1998 and 1999, Hungerford, were the main casualties of Southern Electric Premier League's accreditation process, which found the Berkshire club guilty of the non-provision of colts cricket at their club

03-Dec-2002•Richard Isaacs

The better side won

As Nasser Hussain was about to depart from Heathrow on what turned out to be this ill-fated Ashes tour, he said that he genuinely believed his side stood a chance of competing with the Australians

03-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

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