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Loughborough crowned UCCE Champions

Loughborough UCCE has won the University Centre of Cricketing Excellence (UCCE) Championship for the second year running by three points from Oxford UCCE

28-Jun-2002•ECB Media Release

The onset of the Indian summer

Tagging every tour that India undertakes as potentially its finest would be an exercise in disappointment waiting to happen

28-Jun-2002•Anand Vasu

FICA awards to be made on July 10

A new player will win the honour of being the winner of the FICA international player of the year in the 2002 awards when they are announced on July 10

28-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Jeff Hammond returns to lead country cricket

The South Australian Cricket Association and the South Australian Country Cricket Committee has appointed former Redbacks Coach Jeff Hammond to coach the SA Country team the

28-Jun-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Hussain, Whatmore praise Flintoff knock

The England and Sri Lanka camps alike were awestruck with Andrew Flintoff's contribution to England's victory over Sri Lanka in last night's NatWest Series opener at Trent Bridge

28-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Lymington to put pressure on leaders Easton

Easton & Martyr Worthy are currently 12 points clear of United Services at the top of the Southern Electric Premier League Division 2 - but their lofty status could be put under pressure at Lymington, 1pm

28-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Dacre makes his mark on New Zealand cricket scene

Ces Dacre was a pioneer in New Zealand cricket, the first professional to make his mark after playing for New Zealand, he qualified for the Gloucestershire club in 1930

28-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

SEC Cup - B.A.T. book place in last four

An unbeaten half-century by Richard Kenway eased BAT Sports to a six-wicket win over Portsmouth and a placein the Southern Electric Contracting Cup semi-finals

28-Jun-2002•Mike Vimpany (as published in Daily Echo)

Dacre backgrounds 'The Bill Cunningham Incident'

Ces Dacre was a pioneer in New Zealand cricket, the first professional to make his mark after playing for New Zealand, he qualified for the Gloucestershire club in 1930

28-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Kent and Lancashire set for intriguing final day

Kent need another 185 runs to beat Lancashire after they bowled the hosts out for 347 at Liverpool

28-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Gilchrist, Hayden, Tendulkar nominated for awards

BRISBANE - Australians Adam Gilchrist and Matthew Hayden and Indian starSachin Tendulkar have been nominated by their peers for theinternational cricketer of the year award.

28-Jun-2002•AAP

'We are putting up a good fight'says Shine as Cidermen face an uphill struggle at Edgbaston

Somerset's overnight batsmen, Rob Turner and Keith Dutch face an uphill struggle if they are to get a result from their match against Warwickshire at Edgbaston tomorrow

28-Jun-2002•Richard Walsh

Loughborough double victory should seal First Class cricket fortunes

Loughborough University Cricket Team are knocking on door of the ECB making the case for First Class status

27-Jun-2002•Loughborough University Media Information

Bevan facing fitness fight

Michael Bevan is back at Grace Road after playing for Australia in the one-day series against Pakistan over the last three weeks

27-Jun-2002•Leicestershire CCC

Butcher fined after disciplinary hearing

The England batsman Mark Butcher has been fined £1,000 plus £500 costs at adisciplinary hearing at Lord's, for claiming that the Sri Lanka seam bowler Ruchira Perera

27-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Exciting finish as Hampshire defeat Loughborough in last over

This game may not have been attributed first-class status, but it had many of the qualities of an old-fashioned three-day game

27-Jun-2002•Vic Isaacs

England beat Sri Lanka by 44 runs in NatWest opener

England pulled off a convincing win over Sri Lanka in the NatWest Series opener at Trent Bridge

27-Jun-2002•Ralph Dellor

New Zealand women rewrite the record books

New Zealand's women achieved their second highest score in One-Day Internationals when swamping the Netherlands in the second match of their three-match series in Amstelveen today

27-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lanka face new-look England attack

A key phase in England's build-up to the World Cup begins in Nottingham this afternoon, as the meet Sri Lanka in a day-night match at Trent Bridge, the first of ten games in the NatWest triangular series which also involves India.

27-Jun-2002•Stephen Lamb

Pakistan refuse to play Aussies Down Under

KARACHI, June 26: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the Australian Cricket Board (PCB) were left with exploring remaining options after Pakistan refused to tour Down Under for this October's Test series

27-Jun-2002•Samiul Hasan

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