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England to go ahead with World Cup fixture in Zimbabwe

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today reaffirmed its decision that England will play their World Cup fixture against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13th

14-Jan-2003•ECB Media Release

Statement by Tim Lamb, ECB Chief Executive

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and thank you for coming to Lord's today

14-Jan-2003•ECB Media Release

Clark waits on Williams

THE Western Australian Cricket Association selectors today announced a provisional ING Cup squad to play against New South Wales at Coffs Harbour on Sunday, January 19, 2003.

14-Jan-2003•Western Australia Cricket Association

Hooper's has high hopes

West Indies captain Carl Hooper arrived in Antigua Monday looking fit and ready and promising a good World Cup

14-Jan-2003

Fleming leads New Zealand to 5-2 win over India

Stephen Fleming: holds aloft the ODI series trophy after comprehensive victory It's over, the longest one-day series played in New Zealand cricket history and thanks to an unbeaten innings of 60 by captain Stephen Fleming the home

14-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

India can recover in time for World Cup - Ganguly

India have enough time before the World Cup to recoup their forces and become a competitive unit in South Africa, according to skipper Sourav Ganguly

14-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Neil Edwards has a day to remember in Adelaide

England Under 19's ended the third day of the First Test against Australia in Adelaide 230 runs ahead of their hosts with one second innings wicket remaining, thanks to a fine 97 from Somerset's Neil Edwards

14-Jan-2003•SOMERSET

Win and runs would be the perfect send-off to World Cup

Paul Hitchcock: called up as cover for Bond for final ODI Runs, runs, runs has to be the hope for both sides when the seventh and final match of the National Bank Series is played in Hamilton tomorrow

13-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

PCB amends playing conditions

LAHORE, Jan 12: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to amend playing conditions in order to decide knock-out matches of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy after bad weather virtually played havoc with the preliminary round ties in Punjab

13-Jan-2003•By Our Sports Correspondent

Lara falls cheaply

PORT-OF-SPAIN - Brian Lara was bowled off the bottom edge for just three yesterday as his North team were beaten by South in a one-day match at Queen's Park Oval, yesterday

13-Jan-2003

Damp pitch sees East-Central share points

The Deodhar Trophy Match between East Zone and Central Zone was called off at 1 p.m

13-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

Maher on verge of wicketkeeping role for Australia

BRISBANE, Jan 13 AAP - Jimmy Maher could fill the role of Australian wicketkeeper in the next fortnight if selectors rest a weary Adam Gilchrist before the World Cup defence in Africa

13-Jan-2003•Michael Crutcher

Barbados cricket team in AIDS fight

With the scourge of the dreaded HIV/AIDS epidemic ever present, the Barbados cricket team has again embarked on an awareness campaign for the upcoming regional first-class season

13-Jan-2003

England's fielding not good enough - Hussain

Nasser Hussain admitted England were let down by their fielding after their 31-run defeat at the hands of Sri Lanka under the SCG floodlights.

13-Jan-2003•CricInfo

Bell passed fit to join England academy

Warwickshire's Ian Bell has been declared fit to join his fellow England hopefuls at the ECB's Academy in Adelaide this month

13-Jan-2003•CricInfo

Fit-again Flintoff heads back to Australia

The news that Andrew Flintoff is to fly out to Australia tomorrow after passing a fitness test on his injured groin will come as a welcome relief to the England one-day squad.

13-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

A new daughter for Jamie and Helen as Mike Burns plans for his trip to New Zealand

There was good news from Australia this morning when Jamie Cox contacted the club to say that Helen and himself were delighted to have a new baby daughter in the family

13-Jan-2003•SOMERSET

Turf manager predicting runs aplenty in Hamilton

Hamilton turf manager Doug Strachan has never been short of a good comment or two about his cricket block and he reckons if both New Zealand and India want some practice for the World Cup tomorrow they will get it in the final match of the National

13-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Ganguly and team looking forward to first break in 15 months

Almost as big a prize as winning the last game of the National Bank Series with New Zealand in Hamilton tomorrow will be the two weeks break awaiting India when they return home

13-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Andrew Flintoff to rejoin England tour party

The Lancashire and England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff will fly out to join England's one-day squad in Australia tomorrow after passing a fitness test on his injured groin earlier today.

13-Jan-2003•Media Release

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