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Railways steamroll Vidarbha at Indore

Railways steamrolled Vidarbha in their Central Zone Ranji one-day encounter at Indore on Thursday, but despite the five-wicket victory margin, they could not pick up the bonus point

13-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Bulls lose Kasprowicz

The XXXX Queensland Bulls will be without pace spearhead MichaelKasprowicz for their Pura Cup clash with Tasmanian Tigers in Hobart nextweek.

13-Dec-2002•Queensland Cricket

Australian openers flay England to set up comfortable win

Australia eased to a seven-wicket victory with five overs to spare in the opening match of the VB Series in Sydney

13-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

Lara gives Lequay wake-up call

Ordinarily, you would expect Alloy Lequay to back Brian Lara's every move

12-Dec-2002•Andi Thornhill

Punch-drunk Hussain feeling like a Zombie

SYDNEY, Dec 12 AAP - He's got a sense of humour after all

12-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

England look to upset the odds in Sydney

You might not think it looking at England's record in Australia so far, but recent one-day international form indicates that their chances of reaching the finals of the VB triangular series, which starts in Sydney tomorrow, are not entirely

12-Dec-2002•Stephen Lamb

Western Warriors team to meet Redbacks

THE Western Australian Cricket Association today announced its team to play the Southern Redbacks in a Pura Cup match in Adelaide from December 19-22.

12-Dec-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

'An evening of carols' raises £1,250 for Save the Children

MCC raised over £1,250 for Save the Children during yesterday's 'Evening of Carols' in the Long Room at Lord's

12-Dec-2002•MCC Media Release

Batsman James Bryant signs for the Cidermen

Somerset have boosted their chances of gaining promotion in 2003 by announcing that they have signed batsman James Bryant to strengthen their top order

12-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Udal signs a new two year contract

Shaun Udal, Hampshire Cricket's long service all-rounder has been offered a new two year contract.

12-Dec-2002•Vic Isaacs

Somerset sign James Bryant of Eastern Province

Somerset County Cricket Club announce they have signed James Bryant from Eastern Province, South Africa on a two-year contract

12-Dec-2002•Somerset CCC Media Release

Tamil Nadu lift P Subbaiah Pillai Trophy

Registering a win over Andhra Pradesh in their Ranji one-day tie at Bangalore, Tamil Nadu topped the points table for the South Zone, consequently lifting the Subbaiah Pillai Trophy and qualifying for the Wills Trophy 2003-04

12-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Catching glitches won't be repeated - Fleming

"It won't happen again this series," was New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming's commitment about the catching in the slips cordon after his side went unpunished for errors by India in the first National Bank Test at Wellington's Basin Reserve today

12-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

A maiden Test wicket to remember for Jacob Oram

Jacob Oram could be entitled to wonder what the fuss is all about regarding Test cricket

12-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Murali insists no grudges to bear in Australia

BRISBANE, Dec 12 AAP - Controversial Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan insists he holds no grudges with Australian cricket officials and he doesn't expect to be called for throwing again in the country

12-Dec-2002•Michael Crutcher

Murray's Bay and Tauranga Intermediate take MILO trophies

Auckland's Murray's Bay Intermediate School are the MILO Cup (boys') winners and Tauranga Intermediate won the MILO Shield (girls') after games played at Fitzherbert Park in Palmerston North today

12-Dec-2002

Field guides South Africa to an easy win

South African captain Rory Field led from the front as his team edged out Australia and made it to the final of the 2002 Blind World Cup

12-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Hollioake set for England call

SYDNEY, Dec 12 AAP - Adam Hollioake is on the verge of an England recall today after Andrew Flintoff became the latest casualty on a tour that has been ravaged and ruined by injury

12-Dec-2002•Alex Lowe

New Zealand gain significant advantage on slow first day

It wasn't quite possible to hear the squeaking of under-prepared muscles and joints in the New Zealand team but they showed the depth of their competitive resolve by getting on top of India from the second over of the first Test in the National Bank

12-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Pakistan cruise into the final

Pakistan have thrashed England by 111 runs to make it to the final of the 2002 Blind World Cup

12-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

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