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Matabeleland report

With the tour by the Australians postponed, the ZCU moved the fixture against Mashonaland A from the weekend of 29 March to 1 April to that of 19 to 23 April, and Manicaland requested a change of dates, moving their game a week later to this weekend,

12-Apr-2002•Derrick Townshend

ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 28

The Logan Cup in Harare has finally reached the 20th century, although perhaps not the 21st

12-Apr-2002•John Ward

The coach's word: Geoff Marsh

National team coach Geoff Marsh arrived back in the country on 8 April and he would have, as of last month, started preparations for the much-awaited home series against current world Test and one-day champions Australia

12-Apr-2002•Larry Moyo

Academy players past and present undergo scrutiny at Lincoln

New Zealand Cricket's Academy intake have been making the most of post-summer cricket conditions at Lincoln Green this week, but it is last year's intake who have been making the most impression

12-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

England's county competitions: an introduction

The English county system takes in four major competitions during the course of the northern domestic summer

12-Apr-2002•John Polack

Australian county imports for 2002: a guide

Though it seemed to escape serious attention on both sides of the Atlantic last year, it's worth bearing in mind that, among the four major prizes that were on offer in English domestic cricket in 2001, only one went to a team without an Australian

12-Apr-2002•John Polack

BCCSL Invitation Quadrangular Tournament 2002 - Sri Lanka Schools XI

The following players were selected by the Junior National Selectors on the recommendations of the Sri Lanka Schools' Cricket Association, for the BCCSL Invitation Quadrangular Tournament 2002

12-Apr-2002•BCCSL

Nic Pothas interview

The pull of being offered more wicket-keeping opportunities was one of the main attractions that satisfied Nic Pothas when he shunned a host of other counties and joined Hampshire.

12-Apr-2002•Richard Isaacs

West Zone draw at Eden Gardens to lift Duleep Trophy

The result of the Duleep Trophy match between West Zone and East Zone at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata, may have been expected

12-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Central Zone notch up thrilling win over South at Jaipur

Central Zone, first batting and then bowling out of their skins, registered a thrilling outright win over South Zone on the fourth day of their Duleep Trophy match at the KL Saini stadium, Jaipur, on Friday.

12-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Somerset invite every school to bring youngsters watch a day's cricket

Ahead of the start of the 2002 season every school in the South West of England will be receiving an invitation from Somerset Cricket Development Officer Andrew Moulding to bring along a party of their pupils to spend a day at the County Ground

12-Apr-2002•Richard Walsh

Pakistan come close but lose the thriller

SHARJAH - It was the best crowd for the event so far, and it was offered a treat throughout the afternoon and early evening, easily the best match of the event

12-Apr-2002•Agha Akbar

Winchester skipper Taylor in England soccer XI

Winchester KS cricket captain Jimmy Taylor has been selected to play for England ..

12-Apr-2002•Mike Vimpany

159. 5kph - Shoaib is the fastest

"God made me a supreme athlete

12-Apr-2002•Eddie Smith

Pakistan too good for Black Caps

SHARJAH: After a dismal start, Pakistan bounced back by beating New Zealand quite convincingly, by a margin of 51 runs to bring this Sharjah Cup 2002 on an even keel

11-Apr-2002•Agha Akbar

Frustration for Harbhajan as India refuse risk

So, once again in the first Test match of a series abroad, India is without Harbhajan Singh

11-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Urdu Report - Sharjah Cup 3rd Match: New Zealand v Pakistan

11-Apr-2002•Tariq Saeed

Dasgupta talks of Test ambitions

There was a time when the legendary Rodney Marsh - the former world-record holder of 355 dismissals as a wicket-keeper, bettered by Ian Healy later - was nicknamed "Iron Gloves" for his dismal performances behind the stumps.

11-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Supporting cast gives India edge

The two most exciting and beguiling cricketers of their time, Brian Lara and Sachin Tendulkar, are on opposite sides for the first time in five years

11-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Das hopes to make a big impression

The batsman he idolises got 774 runs at a mind-boggling average of 154.80 in his debut series here in the Caribbean almost 31 years ago

11-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

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