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Gilchrist happy at No.7

Adam Gilchrist wants to remain Australia's No.7 batsman even though he has moved into territory surpassed only by Don Bradman.

10-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Sri Lankans create controversy over removal of covers

Sri Lanka's over enthusiasm Saturday evening left the match officials on a tricky wicket as they battled to avoid the controversy dominate the proceedings of a rain-curtailed day

10-Mar-2002

Rain completely washes out first day of Americas Cup

"Rain completely washed out any possibility of play on the first day of the Americas Cricket Championships in Buenos Aires, Argentina yesterday

10-Mar-2002•Grant Dugmore

Sri Lanka win the Asian title by convincing margin

Match Report: ATC final

10-Mar-2002•Agha Akbar

India level series with comprehensive win under lights at Mohali

Setting a team 320 for victory in a day-night one-dayer brimming over with excitement is a sure way to do one of two things - set up a tense run chase where the match goes right down to the wire or, more often than not, play the opposition right out

10-Mar-2002•Anand Vasu

Spirited South Africa make a fight of it at Newlands

Three days into a pivotal second Test match and South Africa appear to have rediscovered the fighting spirit so sadly absent from their cricket for much of this summer

10-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Sugar-caned

If there were a crime called cricket brutality, Barbados cricketers would be wanted men this morning

10-Mar-2002•Haydn Gill

At last, a ray of hope for West Indies

There has been a sudden surge of optimism in West Indies cricket, a word all but obliterated from its vocabulary

10-Mar-2002•Tony Cozier

Weather holds key to Pakistan's chances of saving Test

Pakistan were seeing light at the other end of the tunnel after Mother Nature came to their rescue and curtailed fourth day's play to just 32 overs in the Asian Test Championship final against Sri Lanka at the Gaddafi Stadium Saturday

10-Mar-2002•Samiul Hasan

States prepare to stand divided

As the Australian domestic season heads towards a spectacular conclusion, here's our guide - which, by necessity, still contains a wide range of possible outcomes - as to who might finish where.

10-Mar-2002•John Polack

Goodwin returns to replace Meuleman

The following players have been named by the WA Selectors to represent the Western Warriors v the Southern Redbacks in a Pura Cup game at the WACA ground: Wednesday 13 March - Saturday 16 March 2002.

10-Mar-2002•Western Australian Cricket Association

Clark helps swell Australian county ranks

The overnight announcement of Worcestershire's recruitment of New South Wales paceman Stuart Clark now ensures that at least 12 Australians will play as overseas professionals in the forthcoming English county season.

10-Mar-2002•John Polack

PCB orders investigation into disunity rumours

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is to investigate the alleged disharmony in the team that has performed so pathetically in the Asian Test Championship final

10-Mar-2002

Foster looks to the longer term payback from the experiences of now

New Zealanders more than most know the value of the very best of wicket-keepers and the recent furore over the possible absence of Adam Parore from the Test side for the National Bank Series was evidence enough of that

10-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Dinesh Mongia clinches series 3-2 for India at Guwahati

Dinesh Mongia and Yuvraj Singh's styles meshed perfectly and took India to a mammoth 333/6 in 50 overs, practically batting Zimbabwe out of the fifth and final one-dayer at Guwahati

10-Mar-2002•Anand Vasu

Sylhet Secured full Points

Nasirul Alam Nahid and leg-spinner Alok Kapali played two key roles to Sylhet Division's emphatic victory over hosts Rajshahi today

09-Mar-2002•Shahryar Khan

England bowling blunted by Canterbury grit

It may have been a match to celebrate 125 years of Canterbury cricket but today's match with England at Hagley Oval won't rate any special mentions when the next 125 years are celebrated

09-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Busta Cup boosts Mazharul

Mazharul Haq Mridul is bringing off quite well in West Indies while his team Bangladesh-A is striving to evade more humiliating defeats

09-Mar-2002•Shahryar Khan

Worcestershire sign Australian pace bowler Clark

Worcestershire have signed the Australian fast bowler Stuart Clark as theirreplacement overseas player for the early weeks of the season

09-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Pakistan wants Shoaib cleared

Pakistan will be pressing the International Cricket Council (ICC) to enforce Stage Three on paceman Shoaib Akhtar and clear him once and for all

09-Mar-2002

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