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Wellington's secondary school 1st XI cricketers and their coaches were treated to a special night out in Wellington tonight

There is sad news waiting for BNS, the most renowned and perhaps the only completely furnished stadium of Bangladesh, that it may deprive its huge crowd from watching the star-studded Premier Division Cricket League 2001-2002

Given India's impressive record at home, a one-sided contest was predicted on the eve of the five-match one-day series against Zimbabwe

Andre Adams is being saved for the One-Day International series' in Sharjah in April, Pakistan in April-May and the West Indies in June

Wellington slid inexorably towards defeat, an outright loss with far-reaching consequences, on the third day of their State Championship match against Central Districts at McLean Park today

An interesting scenario has emerged on the eve of last round of matches in the National One-day Cricket Championship

There have been few players who lived up to the credo of

Marcus Trescothick has made his intentions clear ahead of the second Test match against New Zealand which starts in Wellington tomorrow

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New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming is in agreement with trials to be done at the ICC Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka which could determine the future influence of technology in umpiring decisions

Wasim Jaffer and Nayan Mongia, continuing their fine form in the Duleep Trophy tournament, hammered 78 and 76 respectively during the first day of West Zone's match against North Zone at Pune.

A cricket reporter or columnist is able to mix business with pleasure and on the face of it, appears to be a good life

As the State Championship reaches it climax the teams still in contention, including Auckland and Canterbury, who are poised to battle over the points tomorrow, are showing the value of four-day cricket as a stepping stone to Test level

Eastern Province fast bowler Mornantau Hayward has withdrawn on medical advice from the President's XI to play India 'A' in Chatsworth this weekend

A famous innings of 212 not out by Scott Styris dominated the third day of the State Championship match between Northern Districts and Otago at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton

The better team won the final encounter at Guwahati, taking the oneday series 3-2

Synergy is a much-praised management concept, and its application to Indian cricket would undoubtedly reap rich benefits

The United States were crowned Americas Cricket Champions on Saturday 16th March in Buenos Aires without a ball being bowled, officially, on the last day of competition

Ian Bell would have every reason for excusing himself and pinching himself hard today to actually realise that he was in New Zealand as a replacement player with the full England side

MELBOURNE - The Australian Cricket tour of Zimbabwe will go ahead asscheduled, Australian cricket Chief Executive James Sutherland saidtoday.