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Parlane brightens the Hamilton gloom

Only 42.1 overs were possible at WestpacTrust Park in Hamilton on day one of the State Championship match between Northern Districts and Wellington today

12-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

Otago have chance to put pressure on CD

Have Otago finally got themselves in a position where they can ram home the advantage and set up the winning position that has been denied them in games so far in the State Championship

12-Feb-2002•Warwick Larkins

Brant shock selection for Bulls

The XXXX Queensland Bulls'

12-Feb-2002•Queensland Cricket

World Cup tickets FAQ

WHAT ARE THE PRICES OF TICKETS

12-Feb-2002

Bangladesh vs Pakistan series - a post mortem (Part 2)

Selectors had good faith upon Sanwar Hossain, as he carried off with some good knocks playing in number-4 position for Bangladesh-A in India in October 2001

12-Feb-2002•Shahryar Khan

Shaun Marsh returns to Warriors line-up

The following players have been named by the WA Selectors to represent the Western Warriors in a Pura Cup game v the NSW Blues at the WACA ground, from Friday 15 February to Monday 18 February 2002.

11-Feb-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Geoff Marsh: We're on the up

Geoff Marsh, the Zimbabwe cricket coach, believes that the team is getting its act together despite the embarrassing defeats in Sri Lanka

11-Feb-2002•Larry Moyo

Hayden favourite for award

Matthew Hayden is the hot favourite to win the Allan Border Medal forAustralian cricketer of the year tonight.

11-Feb-2002•AAP

Top order looking to make more of an impact against England

New Zealand's first four batsmen were very keen to put their hands up and take responsibility for getting a good score in the National Bank One-Day International series against England

11-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Shell Academy Report

Shell Academy report

11-Feb-2002•Leanne Pollock

Jeremy Snape's tour diary: From Bombay to Chardonnay

In the last piece I was chatting about the amount of spirit that we would need to show after the drumming at Kanpur

11-Feb-2002•Jeremy Snape

Zimbabwe getting their act together - Marsh

Geoff Marsh, the Zimbabwe cricket coach, believes that the team is getting its act together despite the embarrassing defeats in Sri Lanka

11-Feb-2002•Larry Moyo

Anderson spells out his concerns at possible changes to game

Peter Anderson was back at his desk again this morning after spending time last week at Lord's attending a working party consisting of a number of first class county Chief Executives, at which the results of a national market survey on the structure

11-Feb-2002•SOMERSET Article

Kevin Shine recovering after operation

Earlier this morning I asked Chief Executive Peter Anderson for an update on Somerset Coach Kevin Shine who has been missing from the scene since the middle of last week

11-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Dead and buried!

The end was swift and the defeat as emphatic, predictable and self-inflicted as the other 24 they have suffered from their last 27 Tests abroad

11-Feb-2002•Tony Cozier

Hayden no certainty for medal success

A lot can happen in 12 months

11-Feb-2002•John Polack

Portable pitch in use at Eden Park

Eden Park's portable pitch will get an airing on Tuesday as the State Championship four-day competition resumes after the January break for the domestic one-day series

11-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

Gavaskar's criticism unfair and unwarranted

During his playing career, Gavaskar too cribbed about various things practice wickets, playing conditions, the itinerary, biased umpiringet al

11-Feb-2002•Partab Ramchand

England want to make big impression in first two ODIs

England are targetting the first two One-Day Internationals of the National Bank Series with New Zealand as vital

11-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

War of words over Gavaskar comments may not be finished

International Cricket Council chief executive Malcolm Speed is still to speak to former Indian batsman Sunil Gavaskar about the possible conflict of interest he has as a journalist and also chairman of the ICC's Cricket Committee - Playing

11-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

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