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Pakistan overpower Kiwis

Pakistan on Thursday came back into the Sharjah Cup contest in style when they defeated New Zealand by 51 runs here on Thursday

12-Apr-2002•Tanvir Ahmad

One way traffic in Laudium for India `A'

A contrast in professionalism played itself out at the pleasant Laudium Oval with India `A' convincingly defeating a South African Presidents XI by seven wickets in a 50 overs match

12-Apr-2002•Keith Lane`

Chris Tremlett interview

After an intense winter in Rod Marsh's newly formed England Academy down under, Chris Tremlett has returned fitter, stronger and quicker for the 2002 season.

12-Apr-2002•Richard Isaacs

West Indies cruise to position of strength

There are always two sides to each coin

12-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

'Chop Suey' hurting team

Since the start of 2000, the West Indies have used 28 players in 14 Tests a staggering statistic however you look at it

12-Apr-2002•Haydn Gill

Nyasha Chari - a biography

FULL NAME: Nyasha Chari BORN: At Harare, 10 October 1980 MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (2000/01)

12-Apr-2002•John Ward

Manicaland report

With seven players unable to play last weekend, Manicaland withdrew from their Logan Cup fixture against Matabeleland

12-Apr-2002•Nigel Fleming

Peter Rinke - a biography

FULL NAME: Harry Peter Rinke BORN: At Marondera, 5 November 1981 MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (2001/02)

12-Apr-2002•John Ward

International and County Cricket - Playing Condition changes for 2002

12-Apr-2002•ECB Media Release

Alan Mullally interview

As a man who has already picked up a Championship winners medal, Alan Mullally can see all the signs of something similar for the forthcoming season with Hampshire.

12-Apr-2002•Richard Isaacs

Urdu Report - Sharjah Cup 4th Match: Pakistan v Sri Lanka

12-Apr-2002•Tariq Saeed

Aye, Aye, Skipper!

Carl Hooper compiled what he understandably described afterwards as the most satisfying hundred of his long, turbulent career yesterday

12-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Grant Flower: the India tour

Grant Flower now seems permanently part of the Zimbabwean middle order, after opening the innings for years

12-Apr-2002•John Ward

Glenn Goosen - a biography

FULL NAME: Glenn Charles Goosen BORN: At Harare, 29 April 1982 MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (2001/02)

12-Apr-2002•John Ward

Matabeleland report

With the tour by the Australians postponed, the ZCU moved the fixture against Mashonaland A from the weekend of 29 March to 1 April to that of 19 to 23 April, and Manicaland requested a change of dates, moving their game a week later to this weekend,

12-Apr-2002•Derrick Townshend

ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 28

The Logan Cup in Harare has finally reached the 20th century, although perhaps not the 21st

12-Apr-2002•John Ward

The coach's word: Geoff Marsh

National team coach Geoff Marsh arrived back in the country on 8 April and he would have, as of last month, started preparations for the much-awaited home series against current world Test and one-day champions Australia

12-Apr-2002•Larry Moyo

Academy players past and present undergo scrutiny at Lincoln

New Zealand Cricket's Academy intake have been making the most of post-summer cricket conditions at Lincoln Green this week, but it is last year's intake who have been making the most impression

12-Apr-2002•Lynn McConnell

England's county competitions: an introduction

The English county system takes in four major competitions during the course of the northern domestic summer

12-Apr-2002•John Polack

Australian county imports for 2002: a guide

Though it seemed to escape serious attention on both sides of the Atlantic last year, it's worth bearing in mind that, among the four major prizes that were on offer in English domestic cricket in 2001, only one went to a team without an Australian

12-Apr-2002•John Polack

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