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Warne looks forward to causing more problems for England

Shane Warne, who made a significant contribution to England's collapse on the second morning in Adelaide, is confident that he make even more of an impression as the game progresses

22-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Giles not optimistic about a quick recovery

England's injured left-arm spinner Ashley Giles has arrived back home to receive treatment to the broken wrist he sustained during net practice in Australia

22-Nov-2002•Ralph Dellor

New Agreement signed by the ECB and InterClubNet

The ECB and the Board of InterClubNet plc (ICN) announces the signing of a£675,000 Services Agreement between Play-Sport New Media Limited, a 100%subsidiary of ICN, (

22-Nov-2002•Media Release

England should beware of later stages - Warne

Shane Warne, who made a significant contribution to England's collapse on the second morning in Adelaide, is confident that he make even more of an impression as the game progresses

22-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Bangar has been the find of the series

The Jodhpur one-day international was different from the previous fivegames for one reason - the nature of the pitch

22-Nov-2002•EAS Prasanna

Western Province make it three in row in the Standard Bank Cup

Hundreds for Andrew Hall and Andre Seymore for Easterns and a ninety-eight for Western Province's Neil Johnson highlighted the start of round three of the Standard Bank Cup competition with KwaZulu-Natal, Western Province and Easterns recording wins

22-Nov-2002•Keith Lane

Vidarbha gain vital first innings lead

Vidarbha have secured the vital first innings lead in their four-day plate group encounter against Services at Nagpur

22-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

Australia in control as Gillespie sweeps away England tail

Resuming at 294 for four and in a promising position, England lost their last six wickets for the addition of 47 runs inside 27 overs, with four wickets falling to Jason Gillespie and two to Shane Warne

22-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Otago Volts sponsors have their day out

As the State Otago Volts fly north tomorrow to begin their new season's State Championship campaign, Otago Cricket's sponsors have their own degree of anticipation

21-Nov-2002•Steve Davie

Auckland name predictable squad for series openers

Auckland, the defending State Championship holders, named a predictable squad of 14 to contest this year's competition

21-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Aberhart wants quality time for players in four-day matches

New Zealand coach Denis Aberhart is not concerned about the apparent lack of time his players have to prepare themselves for the forthcoming Test series against India

21-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Medbury qualify for MILO finals

Medbury School of Christchurch, have today beaten John McGlashan of Dunedin in the South Island final of the 35-over Milo Cup cricket competition

21-Nov-2002

Rayudu smashes second ton against Andhra

Railways finally managed to gain their first point in this year's Ranji Trophy after securing the first-innings lead in their drawn elite gropu match against Rajasthan at Jaipur

21-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

Peter Bowler donates his bat to raise funds for the Junior Sabres - auction update

The Junior Sabres website auction is gathering momentum and by the end of the day on Wednesday had received bids amounting to over £300

21-Nov-2002•SOMERSET

Pressure points

WEST INDIES CRICKET BOARD (WICB) president Reverend Wes Hall has encouraged young cricketers of tomorrow to always give of their best and has issued sound advice to present and young cricketers on how to handle and deal with pressure

21-Nov-2002

West Indies need an awakening

There is a West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) bylaw which states that only persons who have played cricket at the highest level are eligible for election on its selection panel

21-Nov-2002•Trevor A. Philip in St Lucia

Does India have the nucleus of a World Cup winning side?

The blitz on behalf of India's World Cup campaign has started in real earnest

21-Nov-2002•Partab Ramchand

Batsmen's paradise is bowlers' hell

IT'S been paradise for batsmen, hell for bowlers

21-Nov-2002•Craig Cozier

Vaughan gives England backbone at Adelaide

A magnificent innings of 177 from Michael Vaughan has enabled England to carry the fight to Australia on the first day of the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval

21-Nov-2002•Claire Killeen

Dravid relieved after tense three-wicket win

Stand-in skipper Rahul Dravid was relieved India managed to hold on for a three-wicket win after making heavy weather of their 202-run target in the sixth one-day international against West Indies on Thursday.

21-Nov-2002•Reuters

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