Matches (12)

IND Women vs AUS Women (1)

Asia Cup (2)

Duleep Trophy (1)

WCPL (2)

CPL (2)

Vitality Blast Men (3)

ENG vs SA (1)

News

No 3 ranking will be well tested over next 12 months - Fleming

New Zealand won't be falling into the trap of getting ideas above their station going into the second National Bank Test against India at Hamilton tomorrow

18-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Uniform speed gun would add to the excitement - NZ captain

End the debate once and for all - who really is the fastest bowler in the game

18-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

India need to bat their way back into Test series - Wright

Indian coach John Wright won't be attempting to stifle his players' batsmanship as they go out to bat in the second National Bank Test against New Zealand starting in Hamilton tomorrow

18-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

South Africa bowl to victory in Cape Town

A brilliant end of innings bowling performance saw South Africa win an exciting fifth and final Standard Bank One-Day International at Newlands by 34 runs bowling Pakistan out for 231 runs in 47.4 overs and in so doing convincingly winning the series

18-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

SA looking to play three spinners against WA

ADELAIDE, Dec 18 AAP - South Australia plans to play three spinners to cope with an expected heat wave and a very flat Adelaide Oval pitch in the Pura Cup cricket match against Western Australia starting here tomorrow.

18-Dec-2002•Sam Lienert

Hopes on stand-by for Bulls

XXXX Queensland Bulls allrounder James Hopes has made a late dash toHobart to be on stand-by for tomorrow's Pura Cup clash against theTasmania Tigers.

18-Dec-2002•Queensland Cricket

Adelaide Oval One Day final tickets on sale tomorrow

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) today confirmed that tickets for the third One Day International final will go on sale to the public tomorrow, Wednesday December 18.

17-Dec-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Ronchi joins Western Warriors squad

THE Western Australian Cricket Association selectors today added wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi to a squad of players for this week's Pura Cup match against the Southern Redbacks in Adelaide.

17-Dec-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

Campbell planning conquest on home soil

PERTH, Dec 17 AAP - He looks like a pirate and loves nothing better than plundering bowling attacks with his unique brand of swash-buckling cricket.

17-Dec-2002•Tom Wald

England builds base for first tour victory

BRISBANE, Dec 17 AAP - Veterans Nasser Hussain and Alec Stewart pushed England towards the first victory of its dreadful Australian tour when they tucked into Sri Lanka's bowlers in the tri-series one-day clash at the Gabba today.

17-Dec-2002•AAP

South Africa A team for Pietermaritzburg announced

Chances are running out for fringe players to make a decisive impact on the National Selectors before the final 15 names are announced that will represent South Africa at the World Cup in February 2003

17-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

Katich becomes Hampshire's second overseas player

Simon Katich, the 27 year-old Australian left-handed batsman and left-arm wrist spinner, will be Hampshire's second overseas player next season after signing a one-year contract

17-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

Somerset appoint chairman from the business world to help recruit new sponsorship for the club

In a move unprecedented in their history Somerset have named two high profile businessmen, Giles Clarke and Andrew Nash, both non committee members, as chairman and deputy chairman (corporate) of the club

17-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Alistair Campbell on the Pakistan series

Alistair Campbell, acting captain of Zimbabwe during the Pakistan tour, spoke to ZCO about that tour and assessed each of the players who took part

17-Dec-2002•John Ward

Spirited England taste victory at last

England moved rapidly from crestfallen to clinical against Sri Lanka at the Gabba as they finally ended their 13-match drought in Australia

17-Dec-2002•Stephen Lamb

Confusion abounds player replacements for World Cup

MELBOURNE, Dec 17 AAP - Some confusion remains about the rules governing squad changes during cricket's World Cup.

17-Dec-2002•Roger Vaughan

England wins toss and bats against Sri Lanka

BRISBANE, Dec 17 AAP - England captain Nasser Hussain won the toss and chose to bat against Sri Lanka in the triangular one-day series match at the Gabba today.

17-Dec-2002•AAP

PCB's fitness tests for probables

Saeed Anwar, Naved Latif and Rana Navidul Hasan did not appear before the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) panel of doctors for their medical test held at the Gaddafi Stadium Monday

17-Dec-2002•Sports Correspondent

Likely Indian response leaves no room for error for Kiwis

New Zealand won the first Test of the National Bank Series but left enough areas needing some attention that there would be no complacency going into the second Test starting in Hamilton on Thursday

17-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

CD to name Shield side after weekend tournament

Central Districts' side for the State Shield will be named after the annual Chapple Cup/Cave Cup tournament in Palmerston North at the weekend

17-Dec-2002

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