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Australia take key wickets after declaration

A wicket apiece for Australia's trio of fast bowlers consolidated their position of dominance at the end of the second day of the Melbourne Test

27-Dec-2002•Stephen Lamb

Hussain right to seek referral - Fletcher

The England coach, Duncan Fletcher, was quick to defend captain Nasser Hussain after he was criticised by Australia's Justin Langer for standing his ground after Jason Gillespie had apparently caught him at mid-on off Stuart MacGill.

27-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Campbell left out of Zimbabwe World Cup squad

There were no real surprises in Zimbabwe's World Cup team announced this morning, although the not unexpected dropping of the long-serving Alistair Campbell was naturally a newsworthy item

27-Dec-2002•John Ward

Border qualify for home Standard Bank Cup semi-final

In a remarkable and tense fourth round Standard Bank Cup clash in East London, Border became the first side to qualify for a home semi-final in beating Easterns by 16 runs

27-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

Quaid-i-Azam second round from today

Wapda, Allied Bank Limited and Pak PWD were the only teams to secure maximum points as fickle weather disrupted the opening round matches of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy National Cricket Championship which finished on Tuesday

27-Dec-2002•Sports Reporter

Runs needed to relieve feelings of embarrassment

Embarrassing is the word New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent uses to describe the bowler-dominated National Bank Series with India this summer

27-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Another controversial replay as Australia dominates

MELBOURNE, Dec 27 AAP - A packed MCG erupted into a chorus of boos after grim-faced England captain Nasser Hussain refused to walk when Australia claimed a catch late on day two of the Boxing Day Test.

27-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Australia take key wickets after declaration

A wicket apiece for Australia's trio of fast bowlers consolidated their position of dominance at the end of the second day of the Melbourne Test

27-Dec-2002•Stephen Lamb

Hussain right to seek referral - Fletcher

27-Dec-2002•CricInfo

A sorry lack of professionalism

There are bound to be many different views on why the Indian team is struggling - and struggling so badly at that - in New Zealand, and one of those opinions pins the blame on the nature of the tracks in the Antipodes

27-Dec-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Caddick charged with Code of Conduct level 1 offence

England fast bowler Andrew Caddick has been charged with a Level 1 offence under the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Code of Conduct.

27-Dec-2002•Australian Cricket Board

Langer on verge of second double century

MELBOURNE, Dec 27 AAP - Australian opener Justin Langer was nearing his second Test double century at lunch here today on day two of the fourth Ashes Test against England at the MCG.

27-Dec-2002•Roger Vaughan

Sri Lanka recall Tillakaratne for World Cup

Sri Lanka's selectors have recalled veteran left-hander Hashan Tillakaratne to their 15-man squad for the ICC World Cup next February

26-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

Boxing Day in Melbourne (part 1)

Twenty years ago one of the classic Test matches was played at the MCG

26-Dec-2002•David Wiseman

Two Bajan cricketers blank the media

Barbadians Vasbert Drakes and Corey Collymore snubbed the media on Monday evening, denying the public the chance to hear their perspective on the West Indies cricket tour of India and Bangladesh

26-Dec-2002

Australia in control once again after first day at the MCG

Bing Crosby might have been dreaming of a white Christmas, but Steve Waugh was still dreaming of a whitewash after the first day's play in the fourth Ashes Test at the MCG

26-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

England bowlers struggle to contain Australia at MCG

Bing Crosby might have been dreaming of a white Christmas, but Steve Waugh was still dreaming of a whitewash after the first day's play in the fourth Ashes Test at the MCG

26-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

Weather does not dampen Kallis hundred

Rain, a slow pitch and bad light could not stop Jacques Kallis from scoring his eleventh, and first against Pakistan, Test hundred as South Africa took the honours on day one of the First Castle Lager/MTN Test ending on 250 for five wickets in an

26-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

Pitches not helping cricket in the public eye

Pitches like that on which India and New Zealand played out a frustrating three-wicket win to the home team did nothing for cricket

26-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Vettori feels he's playing his part, at last

It's taken 405.2 overs for left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori to get a bowl for New Zealand in its National Bank Series with India, but he didn't waste his chance picking up a wicket after only four balls

26-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

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