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Arjunes' eyes on big time

For whatever reasons, two Guyanese brothers have been ignored by successive local selection panels at varying levels

08-Mar-2002•Haydn Gill

Historic Canterbury artefact centrepiece of 125th jubilee

One of the most treasured artefacts remaining from the 125-year history of Canterbury cricket returns home this weekend for the first time in three decades

08-Mar-2002•Matthew Appleby

Turner rings the changes in Otago team

New Zealand Under-19 representative Jordan Sheed will make his first-class debut for Otago in next week's State Championship match against Canterbury in Alexandra

08-Mar-2002•Steve Davie

Denton included in Tigers' team

Fast bowler Gerard Denton has been recalled to the Tasmania's Pura Cup line-up today, replacing left arm spinner Xavier Doherty in the Tigers' 12-man squad

08-Mar-2002•www.baggygreen.com.au

Prime Minister's XI assumes early edge

The Prime Minister's XI has assumed an early edge over the ATSIC Chairman's XI in today's match between the teams in Canberra

08-Mar-2002•www.baggygreen.com.au

Butler's speed wins him Test spot

Ian Butler's meteoric rise into the stratosphere of international cricket continued apace today with his inclusion in New Zealand's team for the first National Bank Test against England starting in Christchurch next Wednesday

08-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Prime Minister's XI record comfortable win

The Prime Minister's XI has comfortably defeated the ATSIC Chairman's by eight wickets in the teams' fixture at the Manuka Oval in Canberra today

08-Mar-2002•www.baggygreen.com.au

Sri Lanka management defend Muralitharan after Holding comments

Sri Lanka's team management have been forced to defend the bowling action of Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan again after fresh doubts were cast upon his action by International Cricket Council (ICC) bowling advisor Michael Holding

07-Mar-2002•CricInfo

New Zealand selectors delay naming first Test side

New Zealand's Test team for the first National Bank Test with England will now not be named until 4.30pm tomorrow

07-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Harris continues to chip away at Canterbury records

Chris Harris moved up the all-time Canterbury batting pecking order with 82 against England today, an innings that lent some credibility to what was shaping as a disappointing total

07-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sangakkara leads the Lankan charge

Kumar Sangakkara, Sanath Jayasuriya, Mahela Jayawardene and Russel Arnold blunted the much-vaunted Pakistan attack with clinical efficiency, along the way teaching Pakistan a thing or two about batting in Test match cricket

07-Mar-2002•Agha Akbar

Murray making history

Unknown to many cricket followers, dashing Windward Islands wicket-keeper/batsman Junior Murray set a number of records during his magnificent innings of 125 Monday last week at the Arnos Vale Playing Field in St Vincent

07-Mar-2002•Ezra Stuart

Regional conflicts mar Busta Cup

Regional cricket associations have been knocked for seemingly withholding their best players from representing the West Indies 'B' team in the Busta Series

07-Mar-2002•Haydn Gill

Lancashire spring surprise by signing former Yorkshire captain Byas

In a surprise move, Lancashire have announced the signing of former Yorkshire captain, David Byas

07-Mar-2002•Ralph Dellor

Tufnell's Turn

It was disappointing that England made such a poor start to the one-day series in New Zealand

07-Mar-2002•Phil Tufnell

Last group net session this week before the players report back on March 18th

The indoor net session at the Centre of Excellence earlier this week was the last one of the winter before the senior players all report back for pre season training on Monday March 18th

07-Mar-2002•Richard Walsh

Waugh promises to target reluctant Boucher

Captain Steve Waugh will order a full mental assault on key South Africans Mark Boucher and Jacques Kallis tomorrow when Australia faces the crippled Proteas in the second Test in Cape Town.

07-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Waqar and selectors at odds over Shadab

The Pakistan cricket selectors had wanted to include Shadab Kabir in the 14-man squad for the Asian Test Championship final but the idea was rejected by skipper Waqar Younis

07-Mar-2002

Top order failure puts Lankans in command

A familiar top order batting failure left champions Pakistan with their backs against the wall on the opening day of the Asian Test Championship final against Sri Lanka at Gaddafi Stadium Wednesday

07-Mar-2002•Samiul Hasan

Indians would do well in not taking Zimbabwe lightly

Even indian coach john wright conceded that the absence of tendulkarand sehwag will be felt, although he is hoping to build on theconfidence that the indians would have gained after winning bothtests

07-Mar-2002•Partab Ramchand

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