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Poor fitness of late arrivals leaves Fletcher unimpressed

England coach Duncan Fletcher is not a happy man

06-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Auckland beat CD to remain on top of the table

Auckland took 45 minutes to secure victory against Central Districts at Fitzherbert Park, Palmerston North

06-Mar-2002•Peter Hoare

Redbacks' selectors wield axe

South Australian selectors have reacted savagely today to their team's recent poor form, dumping four players from the side which suffered an innings defeat at the hands of Tasmania in a Pura Cup match earlier this week.

06-Mar-2002•John Polack

Rolton's class act spoils Rolls' dream day

Australian left-hander Karen Rolton showed why she is the best batsman in women's cricket when producing a magnificent century and a sneaked last ball single to give her side victory over New Zealand in a record-breaking game at Bert Sutcliffe Oval

06-Mar-2002•Matthew Appleby

Boucher to captain South Africa, Gauteng suspend Cullinan

Mark Boucher will again step in to take over the captaincy of the South African side for the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Australia which starts at Newlands on Friday

06-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Railways bowled out for a modest first innings score

Wednesday at the Karnail Singh Stadium, Delhi proved why Indian cricket might be sinking further into the mire

06-Mar-2002•Rajesh Kumar

Cairns and McMillan out of Canterbury team to meet England

Internationals Chris Cairns and Craig McMillan will not play in the Canterbury team against England at Hagley Oval tomorrow

06-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Fleming sets up Wellington win with classy innings

Stephen Fleming made a powerful statement of form ahead of New Zealand's Test matches against England when he made 88 not out as Wellington beat Northern Districts by seven wickets in a State Championship match at the Basin Reserve today

06-Mar-2002•Steve McMorran

Junaid disappointed being reported

Pakistan junior pacer Junaid Zia Tuesday admitted that he was disappointed after being reported for a suspect bowling action but wowed to fight his way back

06-Mar-2002

Posting of Athar causes controversy

The Asian Cricket Council's (ACC) decision to name a home umpire and not staging the final starting tomorrow on a netural territory has caused controversy here

06-Mar-2002

Sri Lankans reign supreme

Match Report: ATC Day 1

06-Mar-2002•Agha Akbar

County Ground Scoreboard update - more details of the changes that are taking place

In early February the Somerset website carried an article about the changes that will be taking place to the scoreboards at the County Ground in Taunton this season

06-Mar-2002•Richard Walsh

Dilhara Fernando travels to Australia for specialist coaching

Sri Lanka fast bowler Dilhara Fernando has been sent to Western Australia where he will spend ten days working with fast bowling expert Darrel Foster in an attempt to ward off future injuries

06-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Sri Lankan spin king returns to haunt Pakistan

Muttiah Muralitharan returns to haunt Pakistan when they face Sri Lanka in the final of the Asian Test Championship on a seamers' friendly track at the Gaddafi Stadium from Wednesday

06-Mar-2002•Samiul Hasan

Workshops for BCCSL Panel Umpires

A panel of instructors headed by K.T

06-Mar-2002•BCCSL

Reputations count for nothing in cricket

This column is due to appear on the morning of the start of the Asian Test Championship final between Pakistan and Sri Lanka and any observations I might have had, runs the risk of becoming null and void

06-Mar-2002•Omar Kureishi

Richards recommends Williams for Windies Test team

Cricket legend Sir Viv Richards thinks that Leeward Islands opening batsman, Stuart Williams is ready to play for the West Indies team again

05-Mar-2002•Barry Wilkinson

Dhaka Division is waiting for the longer version trophy

Dhaka Division has almost confirmed the longer version trophy in Ispahani Mirzapore National League 2001-2002

05-Mar-2002•Shahryar Khan

Sometimes there should have been some exceptions in the rules

How long will he be ignored

05-Mar-2002•Shahryar Khan

Fleming and apprentice Woodcock give Wellington a chance

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming, batting with the obvious discomfort of an injured hip and assisted by a runner, carried Wellington within sight of an outright win over Northern Districts by the end of the second day of their State Championship

05-Mar-2002•Steve McMorran

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