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Kenya bounce back with morale boosting win

Kenya's cricketers, humiliated in the recently completed unofficial Test series, salvaged some pride in the first game of a three-match unofficial one-day series at Welegedera Stadium in Kurunegala on Wednesday, as they cruised to a 35 run victory

20-Feb-2002•CricInfo

South Africa endure second injury scare as Ontong pulls up

Already waiting on captain Shaun Pollock's fitness, South Africa suffered a further injury blow at the Wanderers on Wednesday when Justin Ontong pulled up with what appeared to be a hamstring injury

20-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Donald wants to put the record straight

Veteran fast bowler Allan Donald knows that he has only one last chance to win a Test series against Australia

20-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Leaner Warne ready for South Africa, says Gilchrist

Shane Warne is leaner, not necessarily meaner, but in very good shape to get to grips with South Africa at the Wanderers on Friday

20-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Pete Sanderson the Youth Development Officer is a busy man.

The Centre of Excellence is a very busy place to be at the moment and probably there is nobody who is busier than Pete Sanderson, who is the Youth Development Officer and Coaching Coordinator

20-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Coach hits out at Trinidad pitch

Hendy Springer isn't making any excuse, but the Barbados coach feels the pitch they encountered at the Queen's Park Oval last weekend wasn't up to scratch for first-class cricket

20-Feb-2002•Haydn Gill

West Indies still upbeat

The West Indies returned home yesterday from another catastrophic overseas tour singing the usual upbeat tune

20-Feb-2002•Haydn Gill

New Zealand forgot their own lessons while losing in Napier

New Zealand failed to learn from the lessons they dished out to England in Wellington when going down by 43 runs in Napier last night

20-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hamilton spearheads CD assault on Canterbury

Lance Hamilton of Central Districts, showed he might be a left-arm bowler in New Zealand who can fill the boots of the now-retired Geoff Allott with his five-wicket bag against Canterbury at the Village Green today

20-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

Shoaib not reported in Sharjah: ICC

The International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed Tuesday that the officials of the Sharjah Test series have not expressed any concerns on the bowling action of Shoaib Akhtar

20-Feb-2002

Outright hopes consigned to watery grave in Melbourne

Tasmania's finals prospects suffered a bad setback and Victoria's hopes of even remaining in the race were just as adversely afflicted

20-Feb-2002•John Polack

Sinclair on his century scoring habits

Here lies the secret behind the success of the great converter - Mathew Sinclair, who scored his ninth career 150-plus innings yesterday

20-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

New Zealand manager to revisit Pakistan

New Zealand Cricket (NZC) Monday said it has decided to send Black Caps managers Jeff Crowe to assess the situation in Pakistan before deciding on rescheduling the cancelled tour

19-Feb-2002

Cairns could be available for more games over winter

New Zealand may have more of Chris Cairns' services than originally thought as a result of his playing for Nottinghamshire in the county championship this winter

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Bouncer could rear its head in Napier match

McLean Park's faster pace and superior bounce may well see the bouncer become a significant factor for the first time in the National Bank One-Day International Series when New Zealand meet England in their third match in Napier tomorrow

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Still a tight call before Wellington can win

Wellington will look to its captain Richard Jones to weather a final, desperate assault from Otago's spin bowlers and to carry them to outright victory on the third day of an extraordinary State Championship match at the Basin Reserve tomorrow

19-Feb-2002•Steve McMorran

Farley Stand demolition signals move forward for the WACA

The WACA ground's Farley stand is scheduled to be completely demolished later this week, on either Friday or Saturday, when Brajkovich Demolition Contractors bring in the Excavator Machine to take down the remaining walls and roof of the veteran

19-Feb-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Jo Angel joins elite 400 wicket club

Today during the Pura Cup game v NSW, veteran Western Warriors pace-man Jo Angel reached another career milestone when he brought up his 400th first class wicket for Western Australia.

19-Feb-2002•Western Australian Cricket Association

Women's rivals begin their six-match series tomorrow

Rosebowl cricket between the two best teams in the world of women's cricket resumes tomorrow when Australia and New Zealand meet at the Adelaide Oval

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

CD building on Sinclair's great innings

Mathew Sinclair's 171 has been the main feature of Central Districts domination of Canterbury in the State Championship yesterday and today, though he is still unsure whether he has done enough to win back selection for next month's first Test in

19-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

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