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The team was really up for it, says Dav Whatmore

Sri Lankan coach Dav Whatmore praised Sri Lanka's players after their crushing victory against Pakistan, particularly man of the match Sanath Jayasuriya and veteran Aravinda Silva

14-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Zimbabwe are a very good one-day side, says Ganguly

There was no trace of pressure on Ganguly's face as a smiling India skipper addressed the media after his team had pulled off a 14-run victory over Zimbabwe in a high-scoring game in their opening match of the ICC Champions Trophy played at the R

14-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Sri Lankan radio facing legal action over cricket commentary

Sri Lanka's national radio broadcaster faces legal action after mounting a pirate ball-by-ball audio commentary production during the ICC Champions Trophy

14-Sep-2002•CricInfo

Cairns powers New Zealand to a famous win - 2000

The quarterfinals were marked by three one-sided results but thepulsating Australia-India game made up for this

14-Sep-2002•Partab Ramchand

Graham Rose set to retire from first class game

Somerset County Cricket Club have confirmed that long serving all rounder Graham Rose is retiring from the first class game at the end of this season

13-Sep-2002•Richard Walsh

Faisal to lead Pakistan 'A' against Lanka

Test discard Faisal Iqbal was named Thursday to lead Pakistan 'A' in the forthcoming home series against Sri Lanka 'A'

13-Sep-2002•Khalid H. Khan

Multan claim full points against Kasur

Multan earned full pointsafter crushing Kasur by an innings and 10 runs inside two days in the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-II Cricket Championship match at Multan Stadium in Multan Thursday

13-Sep-2002•Sports Correspondent

South Africa snatch sensational last-ball victory

South Africa snatched a sensational two-wicket victory off the very last ball of their Champions Trophy Pool Three fixture against the West Indies, played at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo on Friday

13-Sep-2002•Santhosh S

India and Zimbabwe ready for crucial 'Pool of Death' tie

It is the cricketing equivalent of the soccer World Cup's Group of Death

13-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Thorpe back with a hundred in championship

Doubts about Graham Thorpe's fitness to return to international cricket after his lengthy absence from the game were dispelled at the Rose Bowl as he helped himself to 143 off the Hampshire attack

13-Sep-2002•Ralph Dellor

Australia 'A' tour match abandoned

The fifth match between Australia 'A' and South Africa 'A' in EastLondon, South Africa, has been abandoned without a ball being bowled.

13-Sep-2002•www.baggygreen.com.au

Ganguly: the BCCI has heard the players' voice

On the field, they might be an unpredictable bunch, but speaking to the media in a formal meet, the Indian cricketers almost always say the same things

13-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Kumble explains contracts, Tendulkar recalls the England tour

The recent tour to England, albeit hectic and tiring, was one that the Indian cricketers will look back at with fond memories

13-Sep-2002•Anand Vasu

Zimbabwe Cricket Online volume 4, issue 1, 13 September 2002

Welcome to the first issue of Zimbabwe Cricket Online for the 2002/03 season

13-Sep-2002•John Ward

Lincs go first class again

For the second year running, Lincs earned a third round Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy tie against a First Class county

13-Sep-2002•Lincolnshire CCC

Wellington meeting goals in more than one way

Cricket Wellington exceeded their budgetary expectations for the 2001/02 year and achieved a surplus of $59,000 which was $50,000 more than expected, and representative of a $123,000 turnaround

13-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

India cannot afford to be complacent

One more major factor has to be kept in mind while analysing India'schances and that is that they are in a group in which no team is apushover

13-Sep-2002•Partab Ramchand

Hooper admits West Indies threw it away

Carl Hooper admitted his side should have defeated South Africa but refused to blame fast bowler Merv Dillon who conceded 16 runs from the last frantic over

13-Sep-2002•Charlie Austin

Sussex sign Mushtaq Ahmed

Sussex CCC are pleased to announce that they have signed Mushtaq Ahmed, 32, as their second overseas player for the 2003 season

13-Sep-2002•Sussex CCC Media Release

Charity ends with ICC Champions Trophy, say sponsors

Days after the International Cricket Council's (ICC's) highest officials - Malcolm Gray and Malcolm Speed - had assured that they would sit down with all concerned parties to sort out player contract terms, the sponsors have hastened to clarify their

13-Sep-2002•Staff Reporter

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