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Medbury and John McGlashan playing South Island final

Christchurch's Medbury School and Dunedin's John McGlashan are playing the South Island final of the Milo Cup cricket competition today

21-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Different wishes of high-flying Blues and pointless Tigers

HOBART, Nov 21 AAP - New South Wales captain Simon Katich is hoping for his first big score for his new team while Tasmanian skipper Jamie Cox simply wants a big score from someone when the two meet in the Pura Cup cricket match starting here

21-Nov-2002•Don Woolford

Three-way tie in Hawke Cup zone 2

Hawke's Bay, Manawatu and Wanganui each have 13 points to date in the Zone 2 Hawke Cup competition

21-Nov-2002

McCullum sets sights high after technical changes

Slight changes in both his wicket-keeping and batting techniques are what Otago's Brendon McCullum hopes will fuel his return to international cricket

21-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Services face daunting task against Vidarbha

A 74 from No 8 Chandrasekhar Atram helped Vidarbha pile on 484 runs in their first innings against Services at Nagpur

21-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

Batsmen's job not done yet, warns Vaughan

Michael Vaughan says England are aiming at a total well in excess of 400 to put Australia under pressure in the second Test at Adelaide.

21-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Dramatic last-ball win for KBCA

A match winning unbeaten 74 by Naveed Khan, steered KBCA to victory in the Daplat R

21-Nov-2002•By Our Sports Reporter

Anderson rallies to support English cricket again

With the second Test match in Adelaide now into its second day, Somerset Chief Peter Anderson has once again spoken out in support of English county cricket in response to comments made by one of the games leading commentators

21-Nov-2002•SOMERSET

Leonard Hector - End of a fine innings

Former Antigua, Leeward Islands and West Indies cricket administrator - Leonard Churchill (Tim) Hector - was on Tuesday laid to rest following a glowing celebration ceremony at the Antigua Recreation Grounds

21-Nov-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Batsmen's job not done yet, warns Vaughan

Michael Vaughan says England are aiming at a total well in excess of 400 to put Australia under pressure in the second Test at Adelaide

21-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Dravid leads India to series-levelling win at Jodhpur

There comes a time when every trend is bucked

21-Nov-2002•Anand Vasu

Harvey to miss table top Pura Cup clash

MELBOURNE - Victorian allrounder Ian Harvey will miss thetop-of-the-table Pura Cup clash against South Australia in what couldbecome a headache for Australian selectors.

21-Nov-2002•Adam Cooper

Early overs have Vettori on song for big season

Cricketers around the rest of the country may have been lacking opportunities as a result of unseasonal weather but left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori has been in the thick of the action

21-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Naved's blitz guides Whites' to victory

A sparkling undefeated 89 by Naved Latif helped PCB Whites cantered to a convincing six-wicket win against PCB Blues in the Super League One-day Ramazan Cup Cricket Tournament at Gaddafi Stadium Wednesday

21-Nov-2002•By Our Sports Correspondent

Afsar's heroics prove futile

Afsar Nawaz struck a whirlwind 86 off 66 balls but his knock failed to prevent Delhi City Gymkhana going down to Tapal CC by six wickets in the Aga Khan Gymkhana Ramazan Cricket Tournament at AKG Ground here Wednesday

21-Nov-2002•By Our Sports Reporter

Players do need proper counsel - a thorny issue

A period of counselling has been recommended for two young West Indies players

21-Nov-2002•Andi Thornhill

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

Sri Lanka Test cricket takes a giant leap

Sri Lankan Test cricket took a giant leap forward in the second Test against South Africa at Supersport Park

21-Nov-2002•Pat Symcox

Lakhmal gains place at coaching camp

Lakmal Kasturiarachchige, who was one of the youngest players at the ECC European Championships has been rewarded for the promise he has shown at ECC tournaments, both in youth tournaments and for the national team, by being awarded one of three

21-Nov-2002•Michael Bailey

Khurasiya makes sparkling double-century

At Indore, Madhya Pradesh were bowled out for 379 - a lead of 45 over Maharashtra - with skipper Amay Khurasiya making 237 (299b, 31x4)

20-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

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