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West Indies name ICC Champions Trophy squad

The West Indies Cricket Board have named a West Indies 14-member squad to participate in the International Cricket Council's Champions Trophy limited-overs competition in Sri Lanka from September 12 to 27.

14-Aug-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Streak to captain Zimbabwe in 2002-2003 season

All-rounder Heath Streak will captain the Zimbabwe cricket team during the 2002-2003 season

14-Aug-2002•Media Release

Honours even as Rose Bowl wicket holds no fears

All eyes were on how the Rose Bowl wicket would play on Hampshire's first return there since losing points two weeks previously, but there were no hidden fears as a good days cricket in good weather in front of a good crowd alleyed any doubts.

14-Aug-2002•Vic Isaacs

Glamorgan Dragons move closer to the leaders

Glamorgan Dragons have moved closer to the top of Division One of the Norwich Union League by virtue of a three-wicket win over Durham Dynamos at Chester-le-Street

14-Aug-2002•Ralph Dellor

England women take on India at Taunton

The England women's cricket team will face the India women's team in a four day test match at the County Ground, Taunton starting this morning at 11am

14-Aug-2002•Richard Walsh

Leicestershire Cricket League invite you to an evening with the Cricket Roadshow presenters

Bar and light buffet is available and Tickets are £2.50 on the door

14-Aug-2002

India-Pakistan likely to meet at neutral venue

Pakistan and India are likely to break the bilateral series deadlock but on a neutral venue

14-Aug-2002•Special Representative

Cancellation of tour by Australia could have been foretold

The cancellation of Australia's tour of Pakistan could have been foretold, much before the terrorists struck in Murree and Taxila

14-Aug-2002•Omar Kureishi

Plascon Academy comes of age

The South African Plascon Academy touring team struck a major blow for South African cricket development by beating the Australian Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy by 26 runs with 3.2 overs to spare

14-Aug-2002•Keith Lane

Das stakes Test comeback claim

Shiv Sunder Das made a strong case for a recall to India's Test team with an unbeaten 165 against Essex at Chelmsford

14-Aug-2002•Stephen Lamb

Canada beat Antigua in opening Red Stripe Bowl match

Canada showed their recent series victory over West Indies A at home was no fluke when they beat Antigua and Barbuda in their opening match in the Red Stripe Bowl in St

14-Aug-2002•Dave Liverman

Sri Lanka hope to avoid Pakistani backlash

Sri Lanka hope to avoid a Pakistani backlash in their first outing at Tangiers on Wednesday after Waqar Younis's side lost by 54 runs in the opening match of the Morocco Cup

13-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

India's chances of levelling series remote

The inescapable conclusion to be drawn from events at Trent Bridge is that it is going to be well-nigh impossible for India to level the Test series let alone win it

13-Aug-2002•Partab Ramchand

Sri Lankans fear more from Ws than Shoaib

Sri Lanka were relieved that Shoaib Akhtar was not here but admitted that they had more respect for the great Ws

13-Aug-2002

South Africa too professional for Pakistan

Herschelle Gibbs scored his seventh career century as South Africa outclassed Pakistan by 54 runs in the first match of the Morocco Cup Monday

13-Aug-2002•Samiul Hasan

England rule out White for Headingley but Crawley given fitness boost

Yorkshire all-rounder Craig White was today ruled out of the England squad for the 3rd npower Test at Headingley through injury

13-Aug-2002•Media Release

Hampshire U17s at full strength for 1/4 final clash

Hampshire YCs will be at full strength for their two-day ECB Under-17 County Championship quarter-final clash against Surrey at Reigate Priory, starting tomorrow (THURS), 11am.

13-Aug-2002•Mike Vimpany

Australian Academy side too strong for Kiwis

Australia's Academy side proved too strong for their New Zealand counterparts in a one-day game in Townsville yesterday

13-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

South Africa provide Cronje with performance to be proud of

In their first match since the death of disgraced former captain Hansie Cronje, South Africa won the inaugural One-Day International played at Tangiers, convincingly defeating tournament favourites Pakistan by 54 runs

13-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin

Under 19s face anxious wait

Hampshire YCs face an anxious wait before they find out if a dramatic one-wicket win over Kent has been enough to clinch a place in the quarter-finals of the ECB Under-19 County Championship.

13-Aug-2002•Mike Vimpany

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