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Roger Sillence from South Melbourne

O6:00am Monday morning Graham Yallop told me, it had been a long flight

09-Jan-2003•Roger Sillence

ECB disappointed with government stance on Zimbabwe issue

Senior officials from the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today met with Tessa Jowell, the Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport and other Government Ministers to discuss England's scheduled ICC World Cup match next month against

09-Jan-2003•Media Release

Hampshire Academy squad extends to seven

The start of the new cricket season may still be four months away, but Hampshire's latest crop of Academy recruits are working hard at their game throughout the winter months.

09-Jan-2003•Mike Vimpany

Gibbs to conduct spin bowling camp

Former Guyana and West Indies spin bowling legend, Lance Gibbs, has been contracted by the West Indies Cricket Board to be the technical advisor at a five-day camp for orthodox spin bowlers (sometimes called finger spinners) in the Caribbean,

09-Jan-2003•WICB Media Release

Cairns will adjust to New Zealand's needs at No 5

Chris Cairns will not bowl at all in the remaining two National Bank Series matches between New Zealand and India

09-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Dope tests for Pakistanis before World Cup

KARACHI, Jan 8: Pakistan cricketers, named in the World Cup squad, will undergo dope tests before leaving for South Africa later this month

09-Jan-2003•By Our Sports Reporter

Lara returns tomorrow

PORT-OF-SPAIN - Star batsman Brian Lara returns to competitive cricket tomorrow when he turns out for North team against the South in the annual Pizza Hut Gerry Gomez Memorial North/South Classic at Queen's Park Oval

09-Jan-2003

ECB cannot expect compensation for boycotting Zimbabwe

The England and Wales Cricket Board has been informed by the Government that it will not receive financial compensation if it follows official advice to boycott England's World Cup match in Zimbabwe

09-Jan-2003•Ralph Dellor

ECB wrong-footed at every turn by politicians

Flying in the face of the majority of public opinion they may be, but it now appears almost certain that the England & Wales Cricket Board will refuse to bow to government pressure to pull out of their World Cup match in Zimbabwe on February 13th

09-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

ECB wrong-footed at every turn by politicians

Flying in the face of the majority of public opinion they may seem to be, but it now appears almost certain that the England & Wales Cricket Board will refuse to bow to government pressure to pull out of their World Cup match in Zimbabwe on February

09-Jan-2003•Stephen Lamb

Somerset boss responds to Duncan Fletcher comments regarding domestic cricket

Somerset chief executive Peter Anderson has once again sprung to the defence of English cricket by responding fiercely to the comments made by England coach Duncan Fletcher that one of the main reasons behind the recent defeat in the Ashes series was

09-Jan-2003•SOMERSET

Adrian Aymes returns to his roots at Hursley

Former Hampshire wicketkeeper Adie Aymes will be playing for a newly promoted Hursley Park team in a revamped Southern Electric Premier Cricket League Second Division next summer

09-Jan-2003•Mike Vimpany

Chris Plummer's Bashley ground claims SPCL gong again

Bashley's Chris Plummer Head Groundsman Chris Plummer is a proud man after having his Bashley-Rydal cricket pitch chosen as the Southern Electric ECB Premier League's best ground for the second consecutive season

09-Jan-2003•Mike Vimpany

Adelaide One-Dayer Sells Out in Record Time

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) today confirmed that the VB Series, One-Day International game scheduled for January 19 at Adelaide Oval between Australia and England has sold out in record time.

09-Jan-2003•South Australian Cricket Association

U-19 girls clinch national title

The Konica Queensland Under-19 women's team today gained a fittingreward for winning the State's first National Under-19 title with sixplayers named in the Australian team to play England next week.

09-Jan-2003•Queensland Cricket

Astle knee throws scare into New Zealand build-up

As World Cup worst case scenarios, the scare thrown into the New Zealand camp with Nathan Astle's visit to a surgeon today for an assessment of his patella tendinosis is right up there

09-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Wright hammers Northern Territory

ROCKINGHAM-Mandurah's Ben Wright has helped Western Australia hammer the Northern Territory in their first game of the Commonwealth Bank Australian Under-17 Championship Series

09-Jan-2003•Shaun Taylor

Let there be lights!

FLOODLIGHTS, to facilitate the playing of One-Day Internationals and the hosting of other events at night, will be a part of proposals in the expansion and redevelopment of Kensington Oval ahead of the 2007 World Cup

09-Jan-2003

Standard Bank Cup set for entertainment

With all the national players available, the Standard Bank Cup semi-finals sees full strength Border and Western Province meet in East London while the giant killers Boland and Griqualand West meet in an interesting encounter in Paarl

09-Jan-2003•Keith Lane

Jayasuriya heroics breathe fresh life into VB Series

A blazing hundred and canny spin bowling from captain Sanath Jayasuriya led Sri Lanka to a shock win against Australia at the SCG on Thursday night, breathing fresh life into a triangular series that had appeared a two-horse race just hours before

09-Jan-2003•Charlie Austin

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