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Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 17, 10 January 2003

The year 2003 gets into motion to the strident cries of well-meaning people advocating a total cricketing boycott of Zimbabwe for the World Cup

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

McGrath expected back as England sweat on Vaughan

HOBART - A revitalised Glenn McGrath is confident he'll be fit to playas England sweat over star batsman Michael Vaughan ahead of theirone-day cricket match in Hobart tomorrow.

10-Jan-2003•Don Woolford

Warne makes encouraging comeback

MELBOURNE, Jan 10 AAP - Shane Warne's immediate destiny should rest in his hands rather than his much-discussed shoulder after an encouraging cricket comeback here today.

10-Jan-2003•Roger Vaughan

Indian players hope some give and take will apply with ICC

India's cricketers are hopeful that a compromise can be reached that will allow them to meet the sponsorship requirements for the World Cup starting next month

10-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Former Somerset bowler Ken Biddulph has died

Former Somerset paceman Ken Biddulph has died suddenly at his home in Amberley near Stroud in Gloucestershire at the age of seventy

10-Jan-2003•Richard Walsh

ECB set to stand firm against Government pressure

English cricket did not go looking for trouble over the proposed World Cup match in Harare, and the Government stumbled on the problem almost by accident

10-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

Psychological balance tilts away from hosts

England resume their VB Series campaign against Australia at Hobart tonight with the psychological boost of their comprehensive victory in the final Test of the Ashes series earlier this week.

10-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

North canter to seven-wicket victory over Central

Delhi opener Akash Chopra struck a forceful unbeaten 105 that gave North Zone an easy win over Central Zone in their Deodhar Trophy match at the Panjim Gymkhana Grounds in Goa on Thursday

10-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

Psychological balance tilts away from hosts

England resume their VB Series campaign against Australia at Hobart tonight with the psychological boost of their comprehensive victory in the final Test of the Ashes series earlier this week.

10-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Indian cricketers sign World Cup contracts

The face-off between the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) was somewhat alleviated today with all 15 members of the World Cup squad signing the Player Terms contract for the tournament well ahead

10-Jan-2003•Staff Reporter

Biography: Gus Mackay

FULL NAME: Angus James Mackay BORN: 13 June 1967, at Harare MAJOR TEAMS: Mashonaland A, Zimbabwe Board XI

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

Grant Flower: Record in all First Class Cricket

Abbreviations: Capital letters for team names denotes a Test match

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

Essex change floodlit match date at Colchester

Please note that the floodlit NCL match against Worcestershire scheduled for 26th August at Castle Park Colchester will now be staged at the same venue under lights on Thursday 28th August 2003

10-Jan-2003•Essex CCC Media Release

Zimbabwe Cricket Online: Letters

FORM OR CLASS, MR SHAH

10-Jan-2003•John Ward

Western Province and Griqualand West to meet in the Standard Bank Cup Final

Western Province and Griqualand West will make their way to Newlands on 15 January to contest the Standard Bank Cup limited overs final after winning their respective semi-finals against Border and Boland

10-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

Kruger to make Bulls debut

Teenage left-hander Nick Kruger will make his State debut this weekendwhen the XXXX Queensland Bulls take on Australia Country in Bundaberg.

10-Jan-2003•Queensland Cricket

World Bar CC v Barmy Army CC

Patchy rain and plenty of important VB breaks didn't distract the mighty Barmy Army Cricket Club as, under the captaincy of Barrie James, they won a match for the first time in their seven year history

10-Jan-2003•Ian Golden

No risks this time around for captain Fleming

Once bitten, twice shy seems to be the thought of New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming as he ponders his toss options before the sixth match in the National Bank One-Day International Series with India in Auckland tomorrow

10-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lankans leave Australians with plenty to ponder

In sport, you never know which are the opportunities which are the precursor to bigger and greater things

10-Jan-2003•David Wiseman

PIA strongly placed

PIA tightened their grip on their Quaid-i- Azam Trophy Group-IV match against Karachi Blues on the second day after amassing 460 for nine before declaring their first innings at KRL Stadium on Thursday

10-Jan-2003•Sports Reporter

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