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Batsmen under pressure as series winner is sought by New Zealand

New Zealand has been designated Middle Earth as a result of the release of the first film of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, but it is the middle ground the CLEAR Black Caps are seeking in the National Bank Series decider against England in Dunedin

25-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Otago make meal of first innings effort

Otago made rather a sandwich of their first innings of only 241 when they won the toss and batted first on the opening day of their State Championship match against Auckland at Colin Maiden Park today

25-Feb-2002•Don Cameron

Wellington batting shortcomings rear their ugly head again

The Wellington team cited en masse last week by a rival coach for unacceptable behaviour risked being reported by their own coach for the same offence today when they were out for 182 on the first day of their State Championship match against

25-Feb-2002•Steve McMorran

Vaughan injury puts him in doubt for first Test

England batsman Michael Vaughan, the star performer in the side's 33-run win over New Zealand in the National Bank Series in Auckland on Saturday will be struggling to be fit by the time of the first Test at Christchurch starting on March 13

25-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Victory snatched from the jaws of defeat

Article: VB Stats

25-Feb-2002•Muhammad Ramis Shah

Sri Lanka A grab consolatory victory

Kenya's four-week tour of Sri Lanka finished how it had started at Nondescripts Cricket Club grounds on Monday: in defeat

25-Feb-2002•Charlie Austin

Kumble, Harbhajan bowl India to a comprehensive win over Zimbabwe

Harbhajan Singh has bowled without luck this whole Test

25-Feb-2002•Anand Vasu

Central Zone bowlers shine in seven-wicket thrashing of North

A splendid effort from the Central Zone bowlers propelled their team to a thumping seven-wicket win over North Zone

25-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Wright: You should have your best keeper in the side

Indian coach John Wright, captain Sourav Ganguly, Man of the match Anil Kumble and Zimbabwean captain Stuart Carlisle spoke to the press after India's comprehensive innings and 101 runs win in the first Test at Nagpur

25-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Kirtley seeks to clear remodelled bowling action

Sussex fast bowler James Kirtley, whose action was reported by ICC match referee Naushad Ali in Bulawayo in October, is to go before an England and Wales Cricket Board hearing on March 12th in an attempt to have his remodelled action approved

25-Feb-2002•Ralph Dellor

Gilchrist downplays record after remarkable double century

Adam Gilchrist isn't sure he belongs among the top tier of Australian Test batsmen despite joining elite company with his remarkable double century against South Africa at the Wanderers.

24-Feb-2002•Michael Crutcher

New Zealand offers Pakistan a possible tri-series in August

New Zealand could take part in a tri-series with Pakistan and Australia in Pakistan in August this year

24-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

'Superb' Australia inflict heaviest defeat on South Africa

Tipped just three months ago as the side most likely to unseat world Test champions Australia, South Africa crashed to the second biggest defeat of all time, losing the first Castle Lager/MTN Test match at the Wanderers by an innings and 360 runs to

24-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

BCCSL Chairman explains why WSG Nimbus deal was cancelled

Vijaya Malalasekera, Chairman of the Interim Committee of the Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka, explains why the BCCSL changed international broadcasters, answering questions that have been asked recently by the media

24-Feb-2002•BCCSL

Waugh declares Test win a complete Australian performance

Captain Stephen Waugh admitted he had never played in such a complete Australian performance after his team surged to a record-breaking win against South Africa in Johannesburg today.

24-Feb-2002•Michael Crutcher

Tendulkar: I never felt the need to go for big shots

The Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) stadium witnessed another masterly knock from Sachin Tendulkar, who scored his 28th Test century on Saturday

24-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

World Cup beckons for quick-learning Vaughan

Saturday's series-equalling win proved a big day out for Yorkshire's Michael Vaughan but it ended with him suffering a shoulder injury that could deny him a place in Tuesday's all-important series decider with New Zealand at Carisbrook in Dunedin

24-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Somerset scorer on the move to provide a new service

Somerset scorer Gerry Stickley is on the move again

24-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Time is running out to sign up at discounted prices

Time is running out for new members to sign up to join Somerset County Cricket Club at the discounted rates because as from March 1st the full membership rates will apply

24-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Hall may hold ICC key

Through his varied lifetime, Wes Hall has come to know what pressure and responsibility are all about

24-Feb-2002•Tony Cozier

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