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Imran says he defended Wasim, Waqar

Former captain Imran Khan has said he jumped into ball tampering controversy in 1992 because the all-conquering duo of Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis were put under tremendous pressure from all around and no one in Pakistan, not even the cricket board,

12-Mar-2002

Tigers, Blues keyed up for Bellerive battle

One of the teams will be attempting to end its season on a spectacular high and the other will be trying to avoid an unspeakable low

12-Mar-2002•John Polack

PCB chief disappointed with team's performance: Hasib slams manager, coach

The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Lt Gen Tauqir Ziawas disappointed with team's performance and said analysis needed to be done

12-Mar-2002

Jamaica, Guyana, Leewards, Trinidad & Tobago are Busta semi-finalists

Guyana ensured their entry into the semi-finals of the 2002 Busta Cup with a comprehensive innings and 42-run win over Leeward Islands at home

12-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

ZCU fired Neil Johnson: Chingoka

The unceremonious departures from the Zimbabwe national team in 2000 by top-order batsman Murray Goodwin and all-rounder Neil Johnson has always been a mystery to the ordinary cricket fan in the country

12-Mar-2002•Larry Moyo

Field Marshall Fleming seizes the initiative in pre-Test jostling

Stephen Fleming, the New Zealand captain, came out with both guns blazing today accusing England of disrespecting his side's achievement in winning the 1999 series between the two countries, promising to pressure key players and refusing to buy into

12-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Wilson comeback in crunch game

Former Test paceman Paul Wilson faces the daunting prospect of making his Pura Cup comeback in South Australia's most important four-day match in three seasons.

12-Mar-2002•Tom Wald

South Africa recall Klusener and Terbrugge for third Test

Lance Klusener and David Terbrugge have won recalls to a 12-man squad as South Africa try to bolster their bowling for the third and last Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Australia starting at Kingsmead in Durban on Friday

12-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

18 x 1 = 65 is the equation for overseas players in English cricket

There is a move afoot to increase the number of overseas players appearing in English county cricket

12-Mar-2002•Ralph Dellor

Advantage still up for grabs in Alexandra

Neither Otago nor Canterbury could claim to have secured the advantage after the first play of their State Championship match at Molyneux Park in Alexandra today

12-Mar-2002•Warwick Larkins

No excuses after good lay off from one-day programme

Walking to our net practice yesterday afternoon from the Bert Sutcliffe Oval at Lincoln to the nets on Lincoln Green with Stephen Fleming, we got to talking about how much we are looking forward to getting back into the longer form of the game

12-Mar-2002•Chris Cairns

Canterbury Cricket name their champions

Canterbury Cricket celebrated their 125th jubilee at the weekend and as part of their festivities they selected the best men's and women's teams to have represented the province

12-Mar-2002

New pavilion complex on schedule

Hampshire's £2m pavilion will be open for business when Leicestershire visit on April 24 - and the changing rooms will include the only jacuzzis on the county circuit.

12-Mar-2002•Simon Walters

Steve Elworthy once again puts up his hand

With one round of matches to go the SuperSport Series is heading for a climax after Western Province dropped into third place and KwaZulu-Natal leapfrogged Northerns into the top spot

12-Mar-2002•Keith Lane

Love to captain Bulls

The XXXX Queensland Bulls will go into tomorrow's crunch Pura Cup clash with the Victorian Bushrangers at the Gabba under the guidance of new captain Martin Love.

12-Mar-2002•Queensland Cricket

Love replaces Law

Martin Love will lead Queensland for the first time tomorrow with regular Bulls captain Stuart Law ruled out by a hand injury which could cost him a Pura Cup final start.

12-Mar-2002•Vera Devai

Nike Cricket Nursery - A non-profit community project

Article: Shoaib Ahmed-Nike Cricket Nursery

12-Mar-2002•M. Shoaib Ahmed

Australia still top of the pile after clinching series at Newlands

All things considered, Australia could hardly have picked a better way to finish the match, clinch the series and retain the World Test Championship title

12-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Kiwi fast man Butler could have done a Caddick

Ian Butler, New Zealand's fast bowler on Test debut, will have double cause for celebration when taking the field for the first during the first National Bank Test in Christchurch on Wednesday

11-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Younger players will have to step up for England

England's ability to adapt, especially the younger players, to New Zealand conditions at Jade Stadium will determine the course of the first Test match of the National Bank series according to captain Nasser Hussain

11-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

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