Matches (21)

Asia Cup (4)

ZIM vs NAM (2)

Australia 1-Day (1)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

Duleep Trophy (1)

CPL (1)

IND-A vs AUS-A (1)

WCPL (1)

PAK vs SA (1)

HKG

149/4

(18.5/20 ov, T:150) 153/6

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UAE

172/5

OMA

(18.4/20 ov, T:173) 130

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News

PCB defers decision on Rashid

LAHORE, Nov 14: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) known for making mind-boggling decisions without taking into pros and cons has once again deferred the fate of Rashid Latif till Saturday

15-Nov-2002•By Our Sports Correspondent

Reifer slams second ton in a week

Floyd Reifer hammered his second match-winning century of the week for the Boatyard XI in the annual Fred Rumsey Pro-Am Festival at Queen's Park yesterday

15-Nov-2002

Lee does all he can

SYDNEY, Nov 15 AAP - Brett Lee booked a return to Test cricket with another dominant performance for NSW today - the only question remaining is, when will he make his comeback?

15-Nov-2002•Valkerie Mangnall

Gibbs return boosts confident South Africans

South Africa, already full of confidence after their emphatic three-day win against the Sri Lankans, have been further boosted by the news that opener Herschelle Gibbs is set to make a return in the second Test at Centurion after recovering from a

14-Nov-2002•Charlie Austin

Tigers wickets tumble

BRISBANE, Nov 14 AAP - A crafty trap set by stand-in captain Michael Kasprowicz to snare the prized wicket of Tasmania skipper Ricky Pointing and some aggressive bowling by Andy Bichel put Queensland in the box seat after a poor opening session in

14-Nov-2002•Wayne Heming

Despite being relegated Somerset end the season in profit

Despite being relegated in both the County Championship and the National League, Somerset County Cricket Club have announced a post tax profit of £61,911 for the year ended September 30th 2002

14-Nov-2002•SOMERSET

Throwing and Technology switches fans off

Barry Jarman, a former Australian captain and international match referee for eight years, said this week that Illegal bowling actions, declining attendances and over-use of the third umpire are significant problems to be overcome if Test cricket is

14-Nov-2002•Ken Piesse for Cricket Week

Bradman betrayal spills into public arena

Sir Donald Bradman's off-field feuding with ex-teammates and writers including the outspoken R

14-Nov-2002•Ken Piesse for Cricket Week

Nadeem spins Pak Gym to victory

Former Test slow-left-armer Nadeem Khan produced a match-winning spell as Pak Gymkhana defeated Total Energy by 19 runs in the Aga Khan Gymkhana Ramazan Cricket Festival at AKG Ground here Wednesday

14-Nov-2002•Sports Reporter

Dehring's World Cup wake-up call

I regard Chris Dehring's latest comments about the 2007 Cricket World Cup no more than a wake up call or to create a sense of urgency among regional administrators and governments to get serious about putting things in place for the big dance

14-Nov-2002•Andi Thornhill

Hohns - Australia has all bases covered

Chairman of selectors Trevor Hohns insists Australia still has all its bases covered despite entering the second Ashes clash in Adelaide with just one recognised spinner

14-Nov-2002•Alex Lowe

Lehmann plays 100th first class game, surpasses 11,000 runs

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has congratulated Darren Lehmann who today plays his 100th first class game for South Australia.

14-Nov-2002•South Australian Cricket Association

Canterbury aim to hit the ground running

Canterbury were put through their paces today at Jade Stadium in fitness tests, in one of the few summer-like days of the season to date

14-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lanka forced to make changes for second Test

Seven days ago, Sri Lanka were preparing for the opening Test in high spirits: the batsman had the luxury of having spent time in the middle during the two warm-up games, and the fast bowlers were looking forward to plying their trade on the more

14-Nov-2002•Charlie Austin

Drastic steps for drastic situations

14-Nov-2002•Partab Ramchand

Western Australia secure first innings points

Western Australia claimed first innings points whilst thirteen wickets fell on day one of the four day Pura Cup match between Western Australia and Victoria at the WACA ground in Perth today

14-Nov-2002•David Bebb

Robbie Hart's 10-year wait to be an overnight success

Now that the focus of everyone involved in New Zealand cricket is back on the field of play nobody has more reason to relish the prospect of a new season than Northern Districts captain Robbie Hart

14-Nov-2002•Peter Hoare

Auckland power needs tune-up before Championship defence

If there was anyone feeling frustrated by the absence of top players during the six weeks from October 1 it was Mark O'Donnell

14-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Second-tier players not forgotten after all

Second-tier New Zealand provincial players will have their competition after all

14-Nov-2002•Lynn McConnell

Local cricket on the screens

The Western Australian Cricket Association is pleased to announce that an agreement has been signed with TMP Worldwide Advertising and Communications, to produce coverage of 25 days of the domestic cricket season.

14-Nov-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

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