Matches (12)

WCPL (2)

CPL (2)

Asia Cup (2)

Vitality Blast Men (3)

Duleep Trophy (1)

IND Women vs AUS Women (1)

ENG vs SA (1)

News

PWD, ABL only winners in Quaid Trophy

Pak PWD and Allied Bank Limited were the only winners in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy National Cricket Championship as the remaining nine matches were badly disrupted by bad weather across the country on the fourth and final day on Tuesday

25-Dec-2002•Sports Reporter

Lehmann ruled out of fourth Orange Test

Darren Lehmann has been ruled out of the fourth Orange Test match against England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground after suffering a severe infection in his right leg

25-Dec-2002•Australian Cricket Board

Tendulkar, Harbhajan, Bangar ruled out of first ODI

India have suffered a serious setback as three prominent members of the team have been ruled out of the first one-dayer against New Zealand through injury

25-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Canadian Cricket Association extends Season's Greetings to all

The Board and Executive of the Canadian Cricket Association extends warmest greetings to all players, officials, volunteers, supporters and fans of cricket in Canada during this Holiday Season

25-Dec-2002•Canadian Cricket Association

Gus Logie confirmed as Canada World Cup coach

The Canadian Cricket Association is pleased to welcome Gus Logie as our Coach for Team Canada at the 2003 Cricket World Cup in South Africa

25-Dec-2002•Canadian Cricket Association

Top-of-the-ladder Scorpions name 12 to play Vic

The South Australian Women's Cricket Association has named an unchanged team of 12 to play Victoria this weekend on Punt Road Oval in Melbourne.

24-Dec-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

One-day series shaping as a contest of a different hue

At last a forum for flashing Indian blades to be seen at their best as New Zealand prepares to face the onslaught of batsmen freed from foreign conditions in the National Bank One-Day International Series, starting on a superb-looking Eden Park pitch

24-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Waqar honoured to lead Pakistan

Pakistan skipper Waqar Younis looked happier in the knowledge that he has been asked by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to continue his reign as the leader of his country's team in the forthcoming World Cup

24-Dec-2002•Qamar Ahmed

Victorious team returns

Pakistan under-15 cricket team returned on Monday after winning the Asia Cup in UAE beating Sri Lanka in the final by 46 runs

24-Dec-2002•Sports Correspondent

Fiery Umar fails to stop KRL from taking lead

KRL gained a 42-run first innings lead despite a fiery pace bowling by PIA's Umar Gul here on Monday, the third day of their Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Group-IV match

24-Dec-2002•Sports Reporter

South Africa squad for 1st Test against Pakistan announced

The National Cricket selection panel has named the following squad to play against Pakistan in the 1st Castle Lager/MTN Test match at Kingsmead in Durban from the 26th to the 30th December

24-Dec-2002•UCBSA Press Release

Tendulkar sprains ankle in nets

Ace Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar is a doubtful starter for the Boxing Day one-day international against New Zealand, according to reports trickling in from New Zealand

24-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Bengal hold on for a draw against Hyderabad

Devang Gandhi made 72 while Amit Chakraborty and Rohan Gavaskar made 42 and 43 respectively as Bengal hung on to earn a draw against Hyderabad in an elite group encounter that ended on Sunday

24-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

South African 2002 School teams

At the conclusion of the 8th Coca Cola Khaya Majola cricket week in Cape Town the national schools selection panel under convener Jay Naidoo has selected the following team

24-Dec-2002•UCBSA Press Release

Christmas greetings from the Somerset trio, the chief executive and Giles Clarke

The three Somerset players, Ian Blackwell, Andy Caddick and Marcus Trescothick who are part of the England camp `down under' have sent a Christmas message back to all of their loyal fans back at home

24-Dec-2002•Richard Walsh

Selectors delay naming team

In a twist of events, the Barbados cricket selectors have decided to wait until their West Indies counterparts announce the 15-member World Cup squad before selecting their own squad of 16 players for next year's regional first-class championship

24-Dec-2002

Black Caps spending Christmas breakfast with war veterans

As they prepare to fight their cricket battles of the future, New Zealand's cricketers will be having their Christmas Day breakfast with the soldiers of the past

24-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sinclair keen to make most of early opportunity

Mathew Sinclair is as well aware as everyone that his call-up for the New Zealand one-day side was unexpected, but he is determined to grasp the lifeline that has been thrown him for a resumption to his international career

24-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Grit sees New Zealand emerge victors

The wash-out of the first Test was more a handicap to the Indians than the New Zealanders, and the visitors must have approached the swirling conditions in Wellington with some apprehension.When Simon Doull had the Indians at 16 for four on the first

24-Dec-2002•Partab Ramchand

Seasons Greetings

CricInfo South Africa wishes to thank all its users for the magnificent support shown during the past year and hope that you and your families will have an exciting, wonderful and enjoyable Festive Season

24-Dec-2002•CricInfo South Africa

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