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New Zealand take women's tri-series final

England's women slipped to a comprehensive 63-run defeat at the hands of New Zealand in the final of the 2002 Tri-Series tournament at Chester-le-Street.

20-Jul-2002•CricInfo Staff

New Zealand win tri-series in convincing style

After the earlier games of this tri-nation series it appeared that New Zealand would cruise to an easy victory if only the weather gods would play fair

20-Jul-2002•Jeff Green

Hussey beats Ramprakash to English milestone

SYDNEY, July 20 AAP - Mike Hussey won a prestigious race against Mark Ramprakash yesterday.

20-Jul-2002•Will Swanton

Bhurban trip for Waqar and his boys

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to organize a three-day tour to Bhurban for the camp probables arguing that it would benefit the players and dismissing claims that it would bring smiles back on the aggrieved faces

20-Jul-2002•Sports Reporter

White and Cork extend England's batting options

England have recalled Dominic Cork and Craig White in a 13-man squad for the first Test against India at Lord's

20-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Ganga, Smith give West Indies A strong start

Daren Ganga's half-century put West Indies A in control on a rain-affected first day of their tour match with Warwickshire

20-Jul-2002•Sean Beynon

Kent on top despite Hollioake century

Kent took a substantial first-innings lead over Surrey, bowling the Championship leaders out for 225 in their first innings at Canterbury

20-Jul-2002•Stephen Lamb

Beyond the Boundary - the ECB's round-up of news from behind the scenes

Building is due to begin on the Loughborough-based National Academy indoor cricket centre in November, subject to lottery endorsement and planning permission

19-Jul-2002•Edition No. 2

'Patron has set us along the road to stay' says Anderson after Ondaatje generosity

Somerset County Cricket Club patron Christopher Ondaatje has given the membership their strongest hint yet that the club may remain at their town centre location by helping them to purchase the Barnicotts building and land that adjoin the County

19-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

Worcestershire to play India in July

Worcestershire County Cricket Club can confirm they will play India at New Road over 4 days commencing Wednesday 31st July

19-Jul-2002•Worcestershire CCC Media Release

Surrey's spinners save the day in the Championship

Surrey were reminded just how hard it is to win the title when they lost the toss at Canterbury against Kent in the latest round of Frizzell County Championship matches

19-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

Sri Lankan expats organise indoor charity match in Sydney

Sri Lankan expatriates in Sydney, Australia have organised an expatriate indoor series against Indian expatriates, called the International Charity Challenge, to raise funds for charity

19-Jul-2002•Ragavan Thurasingam

The dating game

Unfortunately, in Indian cricket, not all anniversaries and dates are associated with memorable deeds ornotable triumphs

19-Jul-2002•Partab Ramchand

Hussey first to a thousand runs

Mike Hussey, the Australian captain of Northamptonshire, has won the race to become the first batsman to score a thousand first-class runs this season

19-Jul-2002•Ralph Dellor

Tomlinson given debut as Indians bring full side to Rose Bowl

Hampshire have given left-arm seamer James Tomlinson his first-class debut, as the Rose Bowl welcomes a full-strength 2002 touring Indians

19-Jul-2002•Vic Isaacs

New Zealand snubs PCB, declines to play in Kenya

New Zealand Cricket Board(NZCB)has confirmed its inability to participate in the triangular tournament which is scheduled to be played in Nairobi, Kenya from Aug 27 to Sept 7

19-Jul-2002•Sports Correspondent

Barbados Cricket Association records operating loss

For the second straight year, the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) has recorded an operating loss of close to half-million dollars

19-Jul-2002

Air Commodore Ajith Jayasekera Takes Over Duties as Team Manager

Air Commodore Ajith Jayasekera submitted his resignation on Thursday, July 18, to the Hon

19-Jul-2002•BCCSL

Michael Munday enjoys a good day for the Seconds

Somerset Seconds spent a long day in the field at Knowle and Dorridge yesterday where Warwickshire set a new championship record breaking score of 680 for 9 declared in their first innings

19-Jul-2002•Richard Walsh

Ringside View: Change of guard at the PCB

Brig Munawar Ahmed Rana was neither a cricketer nor a sports or cricket management guru

19-Jul-2002•Agha Akbar

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