Matches (15)

Duleep Trophy (1)

CPL (2)

Asia Cup (2)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

ENG vs SA (1)

SOZ

149

CEZ

(19 ov) 50/0

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Schedule Table Report Series

STKNP

150/7

(20 ov, T:151) 149/7

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Schedule Table Series

News

EP fight back at Newlands

Eastern Province fought back gamely on the second day of the Super Six match

17-Feb-2002•Peter le Grange

CFX Academy on top after day 2 in Mutare

CFX Academy go into the third day of this Logan Cup game at Mutare Sports Club with a lead of 305 runs, three batsmen still in hand, and are clear favourites to prevail with time to spare

17-Feb-2002•Nigel Fleming

Ponting sparkles before the rain in Potchefstroom

A few minutes into the tea interval at the North West Stadium on Sunday, just as the clouds above Potchefstroom started to look really threatening, a chirpy public address announcer declared that there was no need to worry, she'd phoned the weather

17-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Mental side of England's game has coach concerned

Cricket's mental side is the part of the game England coach Duncan Fletcher worries about most, and it is where he thinks his side has run into trouble in New Zealand

17-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Auckland looking to reverse first round result against ND

Top-of-the table Auckland have the chance to reverse their away result against Northern Districts when the neighbours meet at Eden Park in the sixth round of the State Championship starting tomorrow

17-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

New Zealand's success catches England napping

New Zealand's completeness, England's woes and umpiring decisions dominated English newspaper coverage of yesterday's record 155-run victory by New Zealand in the second of the National Bank Series matches in Wellington

17-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Saker poses old team new problems

Part of the desperate late fight for spots in the competition final, the Pura Cup clash between Victoria and Tasmania in Melbourne might have been expected to provide plenty of fireworks

17-Feb-2002•John Polack

Newlands clash heads for exciting finish

Western Province continued to dominate on the third day without being able to turn the knife as Eastern Province came within 100 runs of the home team's score before declaring with one wicket standing

17-Feb-2002•Peter le Grange

Queensland defeats SA outright

Queensland cricket captain Jimmy Maher conjured a memorable outright victory over South Australia today as the Bulls extended their lead on the Pura Cup table.

16-Feb-2002•Steve Larkin

Ponting named Australian one-day captain

RICKY PONTING has been named captain of the Australian one-day cricket team for the tour of South Africa and Zimbabwe

16-Feb-2002•AAP

Dambulla looks forward to trouble free future after difficult year

Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium is finally emerging from an embarrassing string of financial and ownership disputes that have marred its short history since being raised from scrub in 155 days

16-Feb-2002•Charlie Austin

Bushrangers condemn Tigers to wooden spoon finish

Victoria has escaped the dubious prospect of claiming back-to back wooden spoons after a see-sawing domestic one-day cricket clash against fellow struggler Tasmania here at the Melbourne Cricket Ground today.

16-Feb-2002•John Polack

Blues facing uphill battle

Western Australia had NSW on the ropes at stumps on day two of their Pura Cup match at the WACA

16-Feb-2002•Tom Wald

England have the ability, they just haven't shown it

Positivism was the message England captain Nasser Hussain was throwing out after his side's record one-day loss to New Zealand at WestpacTrust Stadium in Wellington

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Yes we can win the County Championship says Peter Bowler

Last season Peter Bowler helped the club to the best ever season in their history when they ended as runner's up in the County Championship and won the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy

16-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Adaptation the key in record New Zealand win over England

New Zealand had to play the conditions on memory but their handling of a difficult pitch to beat England by 155 runs in the National Bank Series One-Day International on WestpacTrust Stadium in Wellington tonight was a clinical lesson in adaptability

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Crawley and Habib cases open up new possibilities for cricket transfer market

John Crawley, the Lancashire and England batsman who called on the England and Wales Cricket Board's Contracts Appeals Panel in an attempt to free himself of his contract to Lancashire, has lost his case

16-Feb-2002•Ralph Dellor

Ponting becomes Australia's new one-day leader

Australia's short-lived search for a new one-day international captain has ended today with the news that Ricky Ponting has been named to fill the position.

16-Feb-2002•John Polack

Mashonaland in charge at Bulawayo

A century by former Zimbabwe international Craig Evans propelled Mashonaland towards a huge total on the first day of their Logan Cup match against Matabeleland at Bulawayo Athletic Club

16-Feb-2002•Mehluli Sibanda

Flower regains ominous touch in Zimbabwe reply

Rahul Dravid may not have been the most positive batsman in the world during his tenure at the crease yesterday, but declaring the Board President's XI innings closed on the overnight total of 361/3 was a move that promised to transform the tour

16-Feb-2002•Samanth Subramanian

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