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Trouble-marred one-day series to go ahead as scheduled

India's cricket officials refused to reschedule the one-day series against the West Indies despite crowd trouble in all the three matches played so far

13-Nov-2002

West Indies suspend Runako Morton for a year

Following reports of misconduct on the recently concluded tour of the United Kingdom and Canada by the West Indies A Team, and a subsequent meeting with the Disciplinary Committee, three players have been found guilty of breaching the West Indies

13-Nov-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Players suspended for unruly behaviour

Western Province all-rounder Neil Johnson has been suspended for two Standard Bank Cup matches after being found guilty by the UCB Disciplinary Commissioner of having contravened Clauses 1.5.1 and 1.5.2 of the Rules and Codes of Conduct of the United

13-Nov-2002•UCBSA Press Release

Far from the madding crowd

13-Nov-2002•Anand Vasu

Blues set to lift under Waugh

SYDNEY, Nov 13 AAP - NSW paceman Brett Lee expects his side to lift under the captaincy of Steve Waugh against a severely understrength South Australia in the Pura Cup match starting tomorrow at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

13-Nov-2002•Valkerie Mangnall

Carseldine looking forward to the challenge

BRISBANE, Nov 13 AAP - Elevated batsman Lee Carseldine can't wait to step into big shoes on the Gabba deck against Tasmania this week after enduring Queensland's recent four wicket Pura Cup loss to Victoria at the MCG.

13-Nov-2002•Wayne Heming

Otago face prospect of no play on grass before season opener

Otago will go into next week's opening State Championship match against Central Districts in Wanganui without having had any cricket on grass pitches

13-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Cairns resumes by leading Canterbury trial team

International all-rounder Chris Cairns will lead one of the sides in a Canterbury trial match to be played at Hagley Park, starting at 11am on Sunday

13-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Marto scores another ton

The Western Australian Cricket Association congratulates Damien Martyn on his 100th first-class game for Western Australia.

13-Nov-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Cricket grows in popularity

Cricket is the second most popular sport among adults in South Africa after soccer, according to the latest research conducted by BMI-Sport Info

13-Nov-2002•UCBSA Press Release

Arif and Imran play sterling knocks

Arif Mahmood and Imran Javed stole batting honours as Total Energy defeated Mohammad Hussain CC by 14 runs in the Aga Khan Gymkhana Ramazan Cricket Tournament at AKG Ground here Tuesday

13-Nov-2002•Sports Reporter

Injuries cause selection problems for Sri Lanka

The Sri Lanka chances of making a comeback in the second Castle Lager/MTN Test at Centurion starting Friday 15 November has been dealt a further blow with an injury to their captain

13-Nov-2002•Keith Lane

Mumbai beat Hyderabad by 69 runs in elite group encounter

Opener Amit Pagnis scored an unbeaten hundred while Yere Goud made an unbeaten 86 as defending champions Railways prevented Delhi from registering an outright win in the four-day Ranji Trophy elite group match, which ended at Feroz Shah Kotla on

13-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

Chairman of Shepherd Neame to be Kent's next President

Kent County Cricket Club today announced that its President for 2003 will be Shepherd Neame Chairman, Robert Neame, CBE DL.

13-Nov-2002•Media Release

Twenty20 Cup signals major change to 2003 domestic first-class fixture list

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today announced the domestic first class fixture list for the 2003 cricket season

13-Nov-2002•Media Release

Kylie brought in to cricket debacle

You know the English are getting desperate when they bring Kylie Minogue into an argument about cricket

13-Nov-2002

Relaxation is vital, says Trescothick

England have defended their decision to put relaxation before intense practice as they prepare for this week's encounter with Australia A in Hobart

13-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Tasmanian Under-19s team announced

The Tasmanian Cricket Association is pleased to announce the State Under 19 Team to participate in the National Championships in Canberra from the 11th-22nd December 2002.

13-Nov-2002•Tasmanian Cricket Association

Pakistan batsmen need a crash course

England proved not to be an immovable object as Australia, the irresistible force, blew them away as it had Pakistan

13-Nov-2002•Omar Kureishi

Australian link will be useful for Northern Districts at season start

Lack of preparation won't be an excuse for Northern Districts when they open their State Championship campaign against Auckland at the Harry Barker Reserve in Gisborne on November 29

13-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

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