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Canterbury MILO Trophy semi-finalists decided

Canterbury's four semi-finalists for the MILO Trophy have been found

05-Dec-2002

Tahir's mesmerizing spell goes in vain

Baqai Dolphins marched into the final of the 17th Karachi Gymkhana Callmate Festival, handing out a 50-run defeat to KESC in the second semifinal played on Wednesday

05-Dec-2002•Sports Reporter

Jamie Cox helping Tasmania enjoy a good season

Jamie Cox, who will be coming back to Somerset for his fifth and final season in 2003 is enjoying a hectic winter back home in Tasmania, and playing a lot of cricket

05-Dec-2002•SOMERSET

Nathan Foy shuts India Blind out with stellar innings

England Blind successfully chased down a mammoth target of 320 - largely due to Nathan Foy's unbeaten 152 - after India Blind turned in a consistent batting performance in their match at the SPIC-YMCA ground at Chennai

05-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

3rd Test Perth - Day 3

Army in full song Photo © Barmy Army It's a good job it's such a buzz off the field for the fans supporting England abroad

05-Dec-2002•Matt Smith

Knight aims to state World Cup case

Nick Knight is aiming to seal his selection for the World Cup in the forthcoming one-day series in Australia, after enduring the agony of sitting on the sidelines for the previous World Cup four years ago.

05-Dec-2002•CricInfo

Salute to Bill Brown, 90 not out

SYDNEY - Test captains from three countries, along with survivors of DonBradman's greatest team, gathered in Sydney tonight to honour worldcricket's oldest living skipper, former Invincible Bill Brown.

05-Dec-2002•Doug Conway

Lee says he'll attack, attack, attack against Poms

SYDNEY - Brett Lee has finally settled on his one-day game plan -attack, and if that goes wrong, attack some more.

05-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Kiwi schoolboys set for annual battle

One of the most prestigious events on the secondary schools' sporting calendar in New Zealand, cricket's Gillette Cup finals, will be played out over the weekend in Palmerston North

04-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

MCC says Ashes won't be given to Australia despite Howard plea

The fragile Ashes urn will never be handed to Australia despite pleas from cricket fans including Prime Minister John Howard

04-Dec-2002•Paul Mulvey

Tendulkar's class not enough to hold off New Zealand fightback

Just when it seemed India would take the Super Max international off New Zealand in Christchurch tonight, Andre Adams produced a fine two overs to carry the Max Blacks to a 21-run win

04-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Haydar, Carozza shine in Australia's 49-run win

A century from Nick Haydar and a fine performance from their bowlers helped Australia beat Sri Lanka by 49 runs in the second match of 2002 World Cup for the Blind, which was played at the SPIC-YMCA Ground, Chennai on Tuesday

04-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Jayasuriya left furious with television decision

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya was left seething on Wednesday night after his side's eight-wicket defeat against South Africa, complaining that the controversial dismissal of opener Marvan Atapattu had turned the game

04-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

Opportunity knocks for young Warriors

WESTERN Australia's selectors today announced that three Western Warriors will make debuts in a Pura Cup match against Tasmania starting at the WACA Ground on Sunday.

04-Dec-2002•Western Australia Cricket Association

PCB demands compensation from ICC

: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is to tell the game's governing body, the ICC that they would play just two Tests instead of three in New Zealand next year , if they were not compensated for Kiwis missing September's tri series in Nairobi and the

04-Dec-2002•By Our Sports Reporter

Maartens, Field script emphatic South African win

South Africa have begun their title defence in the best fashion possible, thrashing England by ten wickets in the World Cup opener at the CPT-India Pistons Ground, Chennai on Tuesday

04-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Adams happy to get through the game with no pain

New Zealand all-rounder Andre Adams was a relieved man tonight having come through a significant test in his recovery from a stress fracture in his back last summer

04-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Key optimistic about one-day series

Robert Key is aiming to enjoy his first one-day series in England blues in the hope of upping the scoring tempo for the remaining two Test matches of the Ashes series.

04-Dec-2002•CricInfo

South Africa wrap up series with emphatic victory

Herschelle Gibbs scored an unbeaten century as South Africa crushed Sri Lanka by eight wickets to take an unassailable 3-1 lead in this five-match series at the De Beers Diamond Oval on Wednesday

04-Dec-2002•Charlie Austin

Passion for cricket can't be manufactured

Successful teams in sport are those where the whole is far greater than the sum of the individual parts

04-Dec-2002•David Wiseman

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