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PBCC announces revised schedule of the world cup for the blind

Petro World Cup Cricket for the Blind "Chennai - 3rd to 14th December, 2002" Participating Teams = (6) Six Australia (AUS), England (ENG), Srilanka (SL), South Africa (SA), India (IND), Pakistan (PAK) Total No

30-Nov-2002•Pakistan Blind Cricket Council

3rd Test Perth - Day 1 (part 1)

The W.A.C.A

30-Nov-2002•Matt Smith

One-Day International: Zimbabwe vs India 1992-93

One-day international, v India, at Harare Sports Club; 25 October 1992

30-Nov-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 12, 29 November 2002

Three one-day internationals gone, three more defeats for Zimbabwe

30-Nov-2002•John Ward

Cairns out of first Test, may be available for second

India will be able to factor the dangers posed by Chris Cairns out of their plans for at least the first Test of their National Bank series with New Zealand starting on December 12

30-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hafeez and Nauman ensure victory

An all-round performance by Muhammad Hafeez and half centuries by Naumanullah and Sufian Munir helped PCB Reds to win the Super League One-day Ramazan Cup beating PCB Whites by five wickets in the final at the Gaddafi Stadium Thursday

29-Nov-2002•Sports Correspondent

Customs Academy too strong for SSGC

Customs Academy reached the semifinal of the 17th Karachi Gymkhana Callmate Festival, handing out a 61-run defeat over Sui Southern Gas Company Thursday

29-Nov-2002•Sports Reporter

Bengal in trouble against Railways

Bengal's batsmen failed to capitalise on their starts to leave their team in a poor position against Railways at the end of the second day of the elite group encounter between the two sides at Siliguri

29-Nov-2002•Staff Reporter

Army at the Gaol

Army at the Gaol Photo © Barmy Army The day after the test finished at the Adelaide Oval, the Barmy Army descended on the Old Adelaide Gaol

29-Nov-2002•Matt Smith

End of the road for Kaluwitharana as Sri Lanka name World Cup pool

The international career of Sri Lanka's charismatic wicket-keeper batsman Romesh Kaluwitharana appears to be over after his omission from a 30-man squad for the World Cup next February

29-Nov-2002•Charlie Austin

Australia seize control of third Test

Australia has once again exerted its dominance over England and have set themselves up into a great position at the close of play on day one of the Third Ashes Test at the WACA

29-Nov-2002•Claire Killeen

Louise sets her sights on playing for England

Visitors to the Centre of Excellence at the County Ground in Taunton recently may well have been surprised to have been greeted by a friendly female face

29-Nov-2002•SOMERSET

Draw announced for 2003 ECC Indoor Championships

Draw announced for the 2003 ECC Indoor Championships in Herning, Denmark, to be held on February 14th-16th 2003.

29-Nov-2002•Michael Bailey

Nathan Astle Derbyshire-bound next winter

Nathan Astle is going to spend his winter in Derbyshire next year when taking up a slot as the county's second overseas player

29-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

PCB boss not afraid of foreign media

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief is not afraid of international media and took the right decision in imposing fine on six cricketers found guilty of ball tampering in the Super League One-day Ramazan Cup which ended Thursday

29-Nov-2002•Sports Correspondent

Australia made it very hard - Key

Robert Key admitted that England's position was so difficult during England'sfirst innings at the WACA that he had no idea how he was going to score runs.Key top-scored with 47 as pacemen Brett Lee, Glenn McGrath and Jason Gillespie reduced England

29-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Rain saves Bangladesh the blushes

For the West Indies, the first one-day international at Chittagong was a curious dichotomy of both shabby and scintillating cricket, the division occurring not so much because of the failures of a few as because two players staggeringly outperformed

29-Nov-2002•Samanth Subramanian

Marsh stars in Tasmanian win over SA

ADELAIDE, Nov 29 AAP - Tasmanian all-rounder Daniel Marsh capped a wonderful game with bat and ball, taking the crucial wicket of South Australian centurion Greg Blewett to sew up a 22-run victory in their day-night ING Cup cricket match at Adelaide

29-Nov-2002•Sam Lienert

Jayasuriya labels performance "unacceptable"

A despondent skipper Sanath Jayasuriya labeled his team's performance as "unacceptable" as Sri Lanka slumped to a humiliating 177 run defeat against South Africa at SuperSport Park on Friday night

29-Nov-2002•Charlie Austin

Pakistan name Saeed, Moin and Rashid in World Cup probables

Pakistan have named former national team skippers classy left-handed opener Saeed Anwar and wicketkeeper Moin Khan in a 30-member squad of probables for next year's World Cup

29-Nov-2002•Sports Correspondent

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