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Maher warns of Sri Lankan danger

SYDNEY, Dec 15 AAP - Australia A centurion Jimmy Maher has urged Ricky Ponting's senior side to remember Sri Lanka remain a threat despite the tourists' heavy defeat at the Gabba last night.

15-Dec-2002•Alex Lowe

MacGill must replace Warne

As Shane Warne was lying in agony at the MCG, the shock waves wereinstantaneously reverberating around world cricket

15-Dec-2002•David Wiseman

300 ejections but crowd praised

MELBOURNE, Dec 15 AAP - Police ejected 300 fans from today's day-night tri-series cricket match between Australia and England at the MCG.

15-Dec-2002•Adam Cooper

What the Indian papers said of side's defeat

India's 10-wicket loss in the first National Bank Series Test has not gone down well at home

15-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

To sweep or not, that is the English question

As a batsman, it's never advisable to have a predilection for one stroke.

15-Dec-2002•David Wiseman

Ponting, Gilchrist in record-breaking run feast

MELBOURNE, Dec 15 AAP - A record-breaking stand between Adam Gilchrist and Ricky Ponting launched Australia to a formidable 6-318 in the tri-series cricket match against England at the MCG.

15-Dec-2002•Adam Cooper

Discovery Health Challenge at SuperSport Park

A trip to Zanzibar as first prize for the winning team and their partners was enough incentive to turn the third Discovery Health Knock-out Challenge into a huge success and a concept that South African cricket authorities can do well to look into

15-Dec-2002•Keith Lane

Australia romp to another win as England are defeated by 89 runs

Only a shoulder injury to Shane Warne cast a shadow over Australia's 89-run victory in the second one-day international in the VB Series in Melbourne as the home side rattled up their highest ever total against England

15-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

Warne disclocates shoulder, in doubt for World Cup

Shane Warne has suffered a dislocated shoulder in tonight's one-day cricket international against England at the MCG.

15-Dec-2002•AAP

'Stumpy' returns in Bristol with captain Burns, whilst 'Dutchy' celebrates the birth of Thomas

2003 captain Mike Burns accompanied by several other members of the Somerset staff were present at the Memorial Stadium in Bristol on Sunday afternoon to launch the joint venture that the Somerset Junior Sabres have entered into with the Bristol

15-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Yohanann in the frame for the Hamilton Test

WELLINGTON, Dec 15 AP - Despite two glaring batting collapses, India coach John Wright is expecting changes in the bowling attack ahead the second Test against New Zealand

15-Dec-2002•Ihithisham Kamardeen

Former umpires rekindle Murali debate

Retired Australian umpires Ross Emerson and Col Egar have again calledinto question the bowling action of Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan,according to the Sunday Telegraph.

15-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Lively pitches causing Pakistan downfall

Pakistan once again, was brutally exposed on a pitch that had lateral movement coupled with bounce

15-Dec-2002•Pat Symcox

England suffer 89-run defeat as Australia romp home

15-Dec-2002•Ralph Dellor

Warne's World Cup hopes in doubt

MELBOURNE, Dec 15 AAP - Shane Warne's World Cup hopes were in serious doubt tonight after the champion legspinner was stretchered from the MCG with a shoulder injury.

15-Dec-2002•AAP

Warne out for four to six weeks minimum

The only problem for the Australians at the end of the VB Series match in Melbourne which they won by 89 runs was Shane Warne's injured shoulder

15-Dec-2002•CricInfo

England must now look to next matches - Hussain

England captain Nasser Hussain could not hide his disappointment at the end of the VB Series match in Melbourne in which he had seen his side beaten by 89 runs

15-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Zimbabwe overwhelm Kenya to take series

A greatly improved bowling performance by Zimbabwe, with Henry Olonga claiming six wickets, enabled them to beat Kenya by nine wickets with 34 overs to spare in the third and final one-day international, thus taking the series by two victories to

15-Dec-2002•John Ward

Warne's injury could be a career-threatening one

MELBOURNE, Dec 15 AAP - Shane Warne's dislocated shoulder has put Australia's World Cup plans in a spin, with fears his latest injury could be a career-threatening one.

15-Dec-2002•Adam Cooper

I'm in it with everyone else, says Graveney

Chairman of selectors David Graveney accepts his share of the blame for England's performance on their tour of Australia

14-Dec-2002•CricInfo

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