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Confusion abounds player replacements for World Cup

MELBOURNE, Dec 17 AAP - Some confusion remains about the rules governing squad changes during cricket's World Cup.

17-Dec-2002•Roger Vaughan

England wins toss and bats against Sri Lanka

BRISBANE, Dec 17 AAP - England captain Nasser Hussain won the toss and chose to bat against Sri Lanka in the triangular one-day series match at the Gabba today.

17-Dec-2002•AAP

PCB's fitness tests for probables

Saeed Anwar, Naved Latif and Rana Navidul Hasan did not appear before the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) panel of doctors for their medical test held at the Gaddafi Stadium Monday

17-Dec-2002•Sports Correspondent

Likely Indian response leaves no room for error for Kiwis

New Zealand won the first Test of the National Bank Series but left enough areas needing some attention that there would be no complacency going into the second Test starting in Hamilton on Thursday

17-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

CD to name Shield side after weekend tournament

Central Districts' side for the State Shield will be named after the annual Chapple Cup/Cave Cup tournament in Palmerston North at the weekend

17-Dec-2002

Ten Years back - Zimbabwe v New Zealand

First Test: Zimbabwe v New Zealand, at Bulawayo Athletic Club; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 November 1992

17-Dec-2002•John Ward

Letters

Zimbabwe has got a lot of growing talent which can be brewed to the advantage of the future national teams

17-Dec-2002•John Ward

World Cup is not the be-all and end-all for Warne `

MELBOURNE, Dec 17 AAP - Shane Warne's determination to play in the World Cup will be tempered by one of the worst moments of his stellar cricket career.

17-Dec-2002•Roger Vaughan

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 14, 13 December 2002

The Kenyan tour is in full swing, with two one-day internationals completed out of three; the final match will be played in Bulawayo on Sunday, weather permitting

17-Dec-2002•John Ward

Bangladesh fight back after conceding 102-run lead

The second day of the second Test between Bangladesh and the West Indies at Chittagong saw the hosts enjoy as good a day's play as they are likely to get for some time

17-Dec-2002•Anand Vasu

Somerset announce new Club Chairman

Club Chairman: Giles Clarke (new, C.V

17-Dec-2002•Somerset CCC Media Release

Injured World Cup players can be replaced, says ICC

The International Cricket Council (ICC) have announced that injured players can be replaced after the deadline for the naming of World Cup squads.

17-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Wright must shoulder much of the blame

Caught between their cricketing and commercial interests, thesupermodels of Indian cricket must have been under the illusion thatall they had to do was strut their stuff and the Wellington Test wouldbe theirs

17-Dec-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Incentive for Pakistan team

Pakistan cricket team have been offered a massive incentive in the shape of Rs 10 million if they succeed in winning the World Cup in South Africa next year

17-Dec-2002•Sports Reporter

Suleman sparkles in rout of UAE; injured Omar to return

Pakistan outclassed United Emirates (UAE) by a huge margin of 208 runs in their second match of the Khaleej Times Under-15 Asia Cup at Sharjah Cricket Stadium in Sharjah on Monday

17-Dec-2002•Sports Reporter

Harvey returns for Sydney clash

Bushrangers all-rounder and World Cup aspirant Ian Harvey returns to the side for Thursday's Pura Cup clash with NSW in Sydney

17-Dec-2002•Cricket Victoria

Warne vows to make World Cup

MELBOURNE, Dec 17 AAP - Shane Warne today said he would do everything he could to recover in time for next year's cricket World Cup.

17-Dec-2002•AAP

First Test jitters now behind Oram as he looks to future

Now that he has his first Test behind him, Jacob Oram is set to make sure that the emotions he likes to have control over are back in harness when the second National Bank Series Test against India starts in Hamilton on Thursday

17-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Vigne Cup cricket - Zimbabwe

We apologize for missing details from the official scoresheets

17-Dec-2002•John Ward

Win was desperately needed, says Hussain

Nasser Hussain believes England still have plenty of work to do after his side registered the first win of their tour of Australia, beating Sri Lanka by 43 runs in their third match of the VB one-day series.

17-Dec-2002•CricInfo

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