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Zimbabwe suffer 12th successive defeat

There was no respite for hapless and outclassed Zimbabwe as they were beaten for the 12th straight times when Sri Lanka cantered home by 63 runs in the opening match of the Khaleej Times Trophy here Friday

27-Oct-2001•Rehan Siddique

Black Caps in disarray after another poor showing

New Zealand's cricket tour of Australia lurched into further disarray today when the Black Caps were belted around Allan Border Field by Queensland's second-tier batsmen.

27-Oct-2001•Michael Crutcher

Weather wins the day in Melbourne

After three days of rather ordinary weather in Melbourne, it was probably unreasonable to expect that as many as 110 overs could be bowled on the fourth and final day of this Pura Cup match between Victoria and Queensland at Punt Road.

27-Oct-2001•John Polack

Sehwag looks impressive

I was expecting a closely contested final at Durban on Friday but even as the Indian innings drew to a sorry close, I knew that my hopes were going to be dashed

27-Oct-2001•Erapalli Prasanna

Give Lara some space

Where do we draw the line between the public's right to know and an individual's right to privacy, especially when that individual is a celebrity

27-Oct-2001•Sherrylyn Clarke

Langer steers WA to 2-226 at stumps at WACA

Western Australian tradesman Justin Langer rolled up his sleeves today and dismantled Tasmania's first innings lead brick by brick with a century in the Pura Cup match at the WACA.

27-Oct-2001•Andrew Hamilton

New Zealand struggles against QAS

Queensland's fringe batsmen made New Zealand's bowlers sweat out a tough morning in the three-day tour match at Allan Border Field today.

27-Oct-2001•AAP

Pakistan play opener today

Pakistan take on Sri Lanka Saturday in an encounter which provides Waqar Younis and his boys a chance to exact some revenge of last April's humiliating defeat in the final

27-Oct-2001

Twin centuries for QAS against New Zealand

Lee Carseldine has become the second batsman from the Queensland Academy of Sport to score a century against New Zealand in the three-day tour matchat Allan Border Field.

27-Oct-2001•AAP

McCullum and Cornelius lead the way as NZ gets one back

Winning the toss for the first time in the four-game series finally paid dividends for the New Zealand Academy today, the success being the forerunner of the side's only victory over the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy at Lincoln University

27-Oct-2001•Lynn McConnell

Australia to start World Cup defence with replay of 1999 final

World Cup champions Australia will start their defence of their title in a repeat of the 1999 final against Pakistan at the Wanderers in Johannesburg on February 11 according to the 2003 World Cup schedule released in Durban on Saturday

27-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

Mail delivers top score

Greg Mail has delivered the runs but he believes Stuart MacGill can deliver victory for NSW over South Australia in its Pura Cup match at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

27-Oct-2001•Michael Donaldson

Boje and Hayward recalled to South African Test squad

Nicky Boje and Nantie Hayward have been recalled to a South African squad of 12 for the first Test match against India starting at Goodyear Park in Bloemfontein on Saturday November 3

27-Oct-2001•Peter Rob inson

Even honours in Central Zone Ranji matches

Honours were shared on Day One of a fresh batch of Central Zone Ranji Trophy matches held in Indore and Delhi

27-Oct-2001•Staff Reporter

Tasmania to resume at 8-316 on day two at WACA

Ricky Ponting provided the highlights, but it was a host of lesser lights who steered Tasmania safely to stumps and first day honours in the Pura Cup cricket match at the WACA today.

26-Oct-2001•Andrew Hamilton

Gillespie shines in dizzying spells

There were so many dizzy spells the players were left seeing stars at the Sydney Cricket Ground today.

26-Oct-2001•Michael Donaldson

Sri Lankan board remain defiant in television dispute

The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) moved to dispel growing fears on Friday night that the ongoing television rights dispute with WSG Nimbus threatened international television and radio coverage of the forthcoming West Indies tour

26-Oct-2001•Charlie Austin

South Africa outclass India to take one-day series

Too slick, too efficient and simply too well organised, South Africa ran away with the Standard Bank One-Day International Series at Kingsmead on Friday with a six-wicket victory that was every bit as comprehensive as the margin suggests

26-Oct-2001•Peter Robinson

New Zealand takes two early wickets

New Zealand claimed two early wickets before rain forced umpires to call an early lunch break on the opening day of the three-day tour match against the Queensland Academy of Sport at Allan Border Field.

26-Oct-2001•AAP

Wet prospects for Summer Spice final

The prospects of fitting in 100 overs of cricket at Kingsmead today look bleak, but South African coach Graham Ford said on Thursday that the important thing is that his team is switched on and ready to roll their sleeves up whenever they get on the

26-Oct-2001•Ken Borland

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