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Review Report: Tells only half the story?

Article: Touqir Hussain on PCB World Cup Review Report

13-Apr-2003•Touqir Hussain

Ganga elated at maiden Test ton

Trinidad and Tobago captain Daren Ganga says he is delighted to record his maiden Test century in his first Test in the Caribbean after playing the previous 17 outside the region

13-Apr-2003

GCCC Gold Bond Results - Week 15

£50 K.4354 C Armitage £50 HH6939 J Taylor £50 W.5613 M Napper £50 G.0951 A Burtbriggs £50 X.2425 S Morris £50 V.3915 R Wilkes £50 GG2306 K Atkinson

13-Apr-2003•Gloucestershire CCC

Gavin Ewing stars for Matabeleland after innings and 77 run win

Matabeleland had a surprisingly easy day of it at Kwekwe Sports Club as Midlands crumbled in the afternoon session and handed them a handsome victory by an innings and 77 runs

13-Apr-2003•John Ward

Other Test venue a must

Cricket officials are developing contingency plans for the island to host a Test match at an alternate venue in the event that the planned expansion of Kensington Oval makes the ground unavailable ahead of the 2007 World Cup

13-Apr-2003•Haydn Gill

Rain interrupts University match

Rain interrupted the second day of Glamorgan`s friendly with Cardiff UCCE at Sophia Gardens, with no play taking place after the luncheon interval

13-Apr-2003•Andrew Hignell

Manicaland get a good start in Harare

Manicaland enjoyed a good day against Mashonaland at Harare Sports Club, amassing a total of 397, although only three batsmen made significant contributions

12-Apr-2003•Gus Mackay

Maiden century for Maregwede as Midlands face huge total

Facing a huge Matabeleland total of 598, Midlands responded quite well but not yet well enough, as they finished the day on 243 for four wickets

12-Apr-2003•John Ward

Lara and Ganga set up a classic Test

Contrasting centuries from Brian Lara and Daren Ganga gave West Indies a handy lead by the end of the third day at Bourda

12-Apr-2003•Steven Lynch

'That was an exciting batting display' says Shine as Bryant hits unbeaten century

Somerset ended the first day of their match against Loughborough UCCE in a commanding position, with the students 79 for 1 in reply to the Cidermen's 413 for 3 declared

12-Apr-2003•Richard Walsh

Pakistan: Victorious at last!

Article: Taha Noor on Pak in Sharjah Cup

12-Apr-2003•Taha Noor

A brand new day

Disgraced and vilified after a disastrous World Cup, South Africa have plenty to prove when they kick off their TVS Cup campaign with a match against India

12-Apr-2003•Wisden Staff

Glamorgan`s batsmen prosper against Cardiff students

Glamorgan`s batsmen took full advantage of a good wicket and friendly bowling in amassing 434 in their first innings of the three day match against Cardiff UCCE at Sophia Gardens

12-Apr-2003•Andrew Hignell

Opportunity for fringe players to prove their worth

Only 14 hours after the 2000th one-day international concludes, the 2001st will get under way as Dhaka plays host to the TVS Cup - yet another triangular tournament featuring one team which exceeded all expectations at the World Cup, and two which

11-Apr-2003•S Rajesh

Checking bowling actions in 3-D the way of the future

New Zealand's bowlers are being assessed by the latest technology in a bid to understand, and avoid, troubling back injuries in the future

11-Apr-2003•Lynn McConnell

Bangladesh succumb to Yuvraj-inspired India

A superb 102 from Yuvraj Singh - his maiden ODI century - proved an effective catalyst in India's comprehensive 200-run win over Bangladesh, their biggest-ever in one-day cricket

11-Apr-2003•Samanth Subramanian

Australia extend control of the Bourda

As was the case yesterday, Australia won two of the three sessions, ending the extended second day in complete control of the first Test at Georgetown

11-Apr-2003•Martin Williamson

Cidermen name a full strength side to face Loughborough U.C.C.E.

Somerset named a full strength team for the season's opener against Loughborough UCCE that gets underway at the County Ground in Taunton tomorrow

11-Apr-2003•SOMERSET

Jayasuriya officially stands down as skipper

Sri Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya officially tendered his resignation on Friday morning, handing over a letter to cricket board chief executive Anura Tennekoon

11-Apr-2003•Charlie Austin

Some points of disagreement with Rashid Latif

Over the last eight years, anyone who has followed Pakistan's cricket team has seen selectors run around in circles

11-Apr-2003•Adeel Javed

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