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Pakistan look to youth to sparkle against Test champions

With four of its most senior professionals sitting out this important 'home from home' rubber against Australia, Pakistan go into tomorrow's first Test seriously impaired in terms of resources

02-Oct-2002•Agha Akbar

No 50 average no problem for Waugh

COLOMBO - Steve Waugh has no qualms about his batting average droppingbelow the landmark of 50, where it sits exactly ahead of tomorrow'sfirst cricket Test against Pakistan.

02-Oct-2002•Michael Donaldson

Leicestershire strip Wells of captaincy

Vince Wells of Leicestershire has been stripped of the captaincy despite leading the side with a good deal of success since he took over the post from current chief executive James Whitaker

02-Oct-2002•Ralph Dellor

Somerset should be proud to have three England Internationals says Anderson

At the County Ground this morning Somerset chief exectuive Peter Anderson was reflecting on the the selection of Ian Blackwell who has forced his way into the England One Day squad to play in the triangular series in Australia this winter

02-Oct-2002•Richard Walsh

Hopes to lead QAS in opener

Allrounder James Hopes will captain the Queensland Academy of Sport team in its opening ACB Cup 2nd XI match next week in a team aboundingwith XXXX Queensland Bulls squad teammates.

02-Oct-2002•Queensland Cricket

Sir Viv to speak at fund-raiser for World Cup team

As you are aware, Canada has qualified to participate in the World Cup of Cricket in South Africa in February and March 2003

01-Oct-2002•CCA

Pakistan cricket board says no more neutral venues

Pakistan have refused to play cricket at neutral venues again, complaining that the financial losses are too great at the ICC executive meeting at Colombo on Tuesday.

01-Oct-2002•Charlie Austin

ICC to check security in Zimbabwe for World Cup

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is to send a delegation to Zimbabwe before the end of the year to assess safety and security in the country prior to the 2003 World Cup.

01-Oct-2002•Stephen Lamb

Somerset's bar manager Mike Smith ends his season with a winning round

Somerset County Cricket Club licensee and bar manager Mike Smith has rounded off his season in style by winning the Courage Golf Day

01-Oct-2002•Richard Walsh

Victoria have better of Western Australia in warm-up game

Victoria led Western Australia by 135 runs on the first innings in their drawn two-day match in Perth.

01-Oct-2002•David Bebb

Victorian middle-order build strong position

Western Australia bounced back late in the day after starting offstrongly then being under the pump during the middle session of their pre-season match with Victoria.

01-Oct-2002•David Bebb

Player no-show hits NZ warm-up programme

Pre-season warm-ups for the six first-class associations and the end-of-year match programme for the New Zealand Academy which were due to start next week have been cancelled

01-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

NZ cricket finds itself in the front line on industrial issues

The spectre of industrial action loomed over the New Zealand sporting scene today when the country's first-class cricketers, including internationals, told their national body they were not free to take part in an intensive programme of warm-up

01-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Karthik scores yet another double ton Cooch Behar Trophy

A double-century from the prolific Dinesh Karthik ensured that the three-day Cooch Behar league match between the Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh under-19 teams ended in a draw at the SPIC-YMCA grounds in Chennai on Monday

01-Oct-2002•Staff Reporter

Top order steers South Africa 'A' to a win over Bangladesh

Bangladesh in their first real test of the tour, and under trying batting conditions, was comfortably beaten by South Africa `A' in a limited overs match at the Soweto Oval today

01-Oct-2002•Keith Lane

India have emerged as one of the World Cup favourites

From an Indian viewpoint there was one inescapable conclusion driven home by events in the ICC Champions Trophy

01-Oct-2002•Partab Ramchand

ICC establishes formal process to resolve player terms disputes

The International Cricket Council (ICC) established a formal process to resolve disputes over player terms before next year's World Cup at an executive meeting at Colombo completed on Tuesday.

01-Oct-2002•Charlie Austin

Waugh uncertain about new Pakistani faces

COLOMBO - Steve Waugh is not entirely sure whether he will know some ofthe players who turn out for Pakistan in the first cricket Test startinghere on Thursday.

30-Sep-2002•Michael Donaldson

Otago target youth health in fund-raising drive

Research into youth health will benefit from an Otago Cricket fund-raising initiative to be launched next week

30-Sep-2002

India and Sri Lanka share the spoils

The sense of déjà vu was palpable throughout the day

30-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

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