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The recent tour to England, albeit hectic and tiring, was one that the Indian cricketers will look back at with fond memories

Welcome to the first issue of Zimbabwe Cricket Online for the 2002/03 season

For the second year running, Lincs earned a third round Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy tie against a First Class county

Cricket Wellington exceeded their budgetary expectations for the 2001/02 year and achieved a surplus of $59,000 which was $50,000 more than expected, and representative of a $123,000 turnaround

One more major factor has to be kept in mind while analysing India'schances and that is that they are in a group in which no team is apushover

Carl Hooper admitted his side should have defeated South Africa but refused to blame fast bowler Merv Dillon who conceded 16 runs from the last frantic over

Sussex CCC are pleased to announce that they have signed Mushtaq Ahmed, 32, as their second overseas player for the 2003 season

Days after the International Cricket Council's (ICC's) highest officials - Malcolm Gray and Malcolm Speed - had assured that they would sit down with all concerned parties to sort out player contract terms, the sponsors have hastened to clarify their

Otago Cricket's batting stocks will be boosted this season by the appearance of former Pakistan Test player Mohammad Wasim

Hamilton physiotherapist Shane Derry, fitness trainer Jason Wheadon and cricket coach Alan Hunt have been assigned new roles to assist Northern Districts' elite players this year

Nasir Aziz hit up his second century in the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I Cricket Championship Thursday as Karachi Blues made steady progress on day two of their match against Islamabad at Shalimar Ground

Subject to ratification, the current vice-chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, David Morgan, will succeed Lord MacLaurin as chairman

Somerset's First Division fate was sealed at Grace Road today when they were convincingly beaten by Leicestershire with two days to spare in their county championship match

Nasser Hussain's England have had a long hard summer

Hampshire's bowlers toiled in the September sun as Frizzell Champions elect Surrey amassed 422 runs, with Ian Ward striking his third successive first-class century and Graham Thorpe keeping faith with the England selectors with a superb 143

Evolved as part of the International Cricket Council's globalisation scheme, the ICC Champions Trophy - or the mini World Cup - has proved to be a resounding success both from the financial and cricketing viewpoints

Surrey are yet again dictating terms after posting an impressive first-innings total in their championship match against Hampshire at The Rose Bowl

Several newcomers are on the fringe of Northern Districts selection this summer as the first squad from which a team to attend a pre-season camp at the New Zealand High Performance Centre at Lincoln University has been announced

The idea behind what team manager Ricky Skerritt terms "the flexible format" for the West Indies' practice match against Australia today, their only dress rehearsal for the real thing in the ICC Champions Trophy against South Africa on

There was a touch of the heroic about a tired Sanath Jayasuriya when he came down to talk to pressmen shortly after he had led Sri Lanka to a crushing eight-wicket win over Pakistan