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ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 21

I was unaware until last week's ZCO had gone for publication of the date changes in matches that had affected the Zimbabwe fixture list

15-Feb-2002•John Ward

Narrow win to Wellington after thrilling climax

In a match in which some of the best batting came from the lower order, it was fitting that the winning runs were struck by a No 11

15-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

Bell receives one match suspension for Code violation

New Zealand Cricket's clean-up operation in the player behaviour stakes has claimed another victim - Wellington captain Matthew Bell who has received a one match suspension

15-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Quick end to Baroda - Punjab semi-final in sight

The batting performances from Punjab and Baroda on the second day of their Ranji Trophy semi-final have made it highly unlikely that their tie lasts the entire five days

15-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Bulls on verge of first innings points against SA

Queensland was on the verge of entrenching itself at the top of the Pura Cup ladder after South Australia's middle order batsmen crumbled at Adelaide Oval today.

15-Feb-2002•Steve Larkin

Zimbabwe have a lot to prove

Considering how new entrants to the Test arena had fared, Zimbabwe's performance in their inaugural Test against India at Harare in October, 1992 was quite heart-warming

15-Feb-2002•Partab Ramchand

ECB Chairman warns of burn-out risk

The Chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board is warning of the danger of burn-out in international cricket

15-Feb-2002•CricInfo

Gautam Gambhir presses claims to national opening slot

Despite the success of Deep Dasgupta, the Indian selectors must be only too aware that his presence as an opener is merely an ad hoc solution and that a more permanent solution has yet to be found

15-Feb-2002•Samanth Subramanian

World Cup should be free of corruption, says Condon

The head of ICC's anti-corruption campaign, Lord Condon, has said that his unit was on top of corruption, and that, while staggering sums were still being put on wager, he was confident the 2003 World Cup would be free of what he called

15-Feb-2002•Agha Akbar

Kirsten's double century puts WP in command

Gary Kirsten celebrated his return to Newlands by hammering an undefeated double century against Eastern Province at Newlands on Friday

15-Feb-2002•WPCA Staff

Fletcher plays down Gough speculation

The England coach, Duncan Fletcher, is playing down speculation that Darren Gough may be asked to stay in New Zealand for the forthcoming Test series.The Yorkshire fast bowler was left out of the Test squad for New Zealand, along with Surrey's Alec

14-Feb-2002•Stephen Lamb

Love celebrates Valentines Day with double-century

Queenslander Martin Love celebrated Valentines Day with a double-century as his state unearthed another pugnacious left hander with a penchant for big scores against South Australia here today.

14-Feb-2002•Steve Larkin

The consummate crowd magnet

14-Feb-2002•Partab Ramchand

Bulls call on Brant for ING Cup

The XXXX Queensland Bulls will continue rookie pace bowler Scott Brant'ssteep learning curve with his selection today for Sunday's do-or-die INGCup match against the Southern Redbacks in Adelaide.

14-Feb-2002•Queensland Cricket

Tejinder Singh stars in Railways run-fest

There are two ways to put up a massive total

14-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Kallis ruled out because injury

Injury has ruled Jacques Kallis out of Friday's Supersport Series match between WP and EP at Newlands

14-Feb-2002•WPCA Staff

Sri Lanka A batman struggle as Dambulla reopens

Kenya's cricketers conjured up their best performance of a previously disappointing tour on Thursday, as the picturesque Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium welcomed back international cricket after a seven-month ownership dispute

14-Feb-2002•CricInfo

NZC fear players burnout

New Zealand Cricket has deferred the announcement regarding their rescheduled tour to Pakistan in April-May

14-Feb-2002

Railways bat well on rain-interrupted first day

On a slushy day, with a wet out-field delaying the start of play until 2 p.m., Railways made the most of their limited batting time to reach a comfortable 129/1 at the end of the day.

14-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

Sales puts Wellington on course for victory

This was a day on which 14 wickets fell and some of the best batting came from two tenth-wicket partnerships in a match that has seen 11 ducks, ten caught behinds and two career-best bowling performances

14-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

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