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157

SLK

(5/20 ov, T:158) 30/3

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136/3

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(19.4/20 ov, T:137) 137/7

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Nash ruled out of second final

New Zealand all-rounder Dion Nash has been ruled out of tomorrow's second tri-series cricket final against South Africa.

07-Feb-2002•AAP

Ganguly likely to be retained as skipper for Zimbabwe series

Sourav Ganguly is set to continue as the skipper of the Indian team for the home series against Zimbabwe, the Press Trust of India (PTI) has reported

07-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Fletcher dismisses Gavaskar slur as England prepare for New Zealand

England coach Duncan Fletcher has dismissed remarks made by Sunil Gavaskar about England's performance on the recent tour of India

07-Feb-2002•Ralph Dellor

Sidebottom joins Academy squad as Harmison flies home

Yorkshire left-arm pace bowler Ryan Sidebottom is being drafted in to join the ECB National Academy squad in Australia after injuries to his county colleague Steve Kirby and Glamorgan's Simon Jones

07-Feb-2002•Ralph Dellor

West Indies fund problem

Attorneys from both sides have been called in the middle to offer advice as the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and former fast bowling great Courtney Walsh have an urgent matter to thrash out

07-Feb-2002•Philip Spooner

Surrey win battle to keep Hollioake

Warwickshire have accepted that they have not been able to draw the Surrey and England all-rounder Ben Hollioake to Edgbaston

07-Feb-2002•CricInfo

Afridi, Younis tons leave Pakistan in impregnable position

When Carl Hooper won the toss and inserted Pakistan, and also got an early breakthrough, he could not have envisaged that by the close he would be staring at 344 for three

07-Feb-2002•Special Correspondent

Pitch dry under tent but play not certain

If it stops raining here by tomorrow morning, the second tri-series final will go ahead as scheduled, according to Sydney Cricket Ground curator Tom Parker.

07-Feb-2002•Michael Donaldson

Sydney's weather and New Zealand's mood make second win difficult

New Zealand's failure to live up to the promise seen in its early rounds of the VB Series has been the biggest disappointment of their loss in the first final in Melbourne last night

07-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Powell reappointed Warwickshire captain with Brown as vice-captain

Michael Powell, who was appointed to captain Warwickshire last season at the age of 25, has been confirmed in the post for the 2002 season by the county committee

07-Feb-2002•Ralph Dellor

Cronje gets a job

Former South African captain Hansie Cronje has been appointed a financial manager at earth-moving machinery company Bell Equipment, the South African Press Association has reported

07-Feb-2002•CricInfo Reporter

Punjab pile on the agony for Orissa

Punjab batsmen piled on the runs to put their team on course for an outright win against Orissa at the PCA stadium, Mohali

07-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Report says County Ground square is ideal for producing good cricket pitches

The square at the County Ground is ideal for producing good cricket pitches, and that's official

07-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Somerset players to meet the children in Musgrove Park Hospital

On Friday afternoon at 3pm a group of Somerset players will be taking the impressive Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy to Taunton's Musgrove Park Hospital to show to the youngsters in the Children's Ward

07-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Kiwis lament 10-over lapse

New Zealand was once again lamenting a 10-over lapse against South Africa after their opening one-day cricket final last night at the MCG.

07-Feb-2002•Roger Vaughan

Vengsarkar sees hope for Indian juniors despite World Cup loss

Indian under-19 team consultant Dilip Vengsarkar had nothing but good words for the performance of his wards in the junior World Cup in New Zealand, despite India's semi-final loss to South Africa

07-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Bichel out, Muller returns

The XXXX Queensland Bulls have suffered a setback on the eve of theirING Cup clash with the Southern Redbacks tomorrow following thewithdrawal of Australian pace bowler Andy Bichel for the match at theGabba.

07-Feb-2002•Queensland Cricket

Australia confirm their favouritism with 93-run semi-final win

Australia qualified for the ICC Under-19 World Cup final against South Africa on Saturday but the West Indies with a little more patience might have pushed them a lot closer than the final 93-run margin of victory in today's semi-final

07-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Alan Haines takes over as Gloucestershire chairman

Gloucestershire have named Alan Haines as their new chairman following John Higson's decision to stand down from the post at Tuesday's annual meeting.Haines acted as vice-chairman to Higson during his six years in charge and is delighted to have been

07-Feb-2002•Mark Easterbrook

Bengal take first-innings lead despite Damani century

Up against a first-innings total of 353, Gujarat needed at least one century from an individual batsman to pose even a semblance of a challenge to Bengal in their Ranji Trophy quarter-final at the Eden Gardens

07-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

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