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Butcher has crack in right thumb

England top-order batsman Mark Butcher has a slight crack to his right thumb but a best case scenario would have him fit to play in the second National Bank Test starting on Thursday in Wellington

16-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Mandela may step-in to end deadlock

The International Cricket Council (ICC) will urge former South African president Nelson Mandela to persuade the Indian government to allow its team to resume cricket relations with Pakistan

16-Mar-2002

England win by 98 runs but not before some palpitations

England went one-up in the National Bank Test series when achieving a 98-run win over New Zealand at Jade Stadium in Christchurch today, but not before some heart-stopping moments inspired by New Zealand batsman Nathan Astle

16-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sharath ton sees South salvage draw

A century from S Sharath, and fifties from S Sriram, D Vinay Kumar, H Badani helped South salvage a draw in their four-day Duleep Trophy encounter against North at the Nahar Singh Stadium, Faridababad

16-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Chattergoon, Hooper guide Guyana to a healthy position

An unbeaten 92 from left-hander Sewnarine Chattergoon guided Guyana to a healthy 230 for four at the end of the first day of their three-day Busta Cup semi-final against Leeward Isles

16-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Angel nearly answers WA's prayers

A defiant Greg Blewett century was enough for South Australia to hold WA to a draw after Warriors paceman Jo Angel etched his name further into Australian first class record books today.

16-Mar-2002•Tom Wald

Kingsmead Test seesaws through amazing second day

The third Castle Lager/MTN Test match see-sawed through its second day at Kingsmead on Saturday at such a furious pace that at times it was difficult to keep up with it

16-Mar-2002•Peter Robinson

Benkenstein halts WP's final surge

Dale Benkenstein dominated this top of the table clash

16-Mar-2002•Peter le Grange

Roles of match officials are reviewed by ICC

Measures to revise the role of Test match referees following last November's notorious

16-Mar-2002•Stephen Lamb

Four wicket Tapper puts Lymo in Semis

Lymington and Bashley made it safely through to the last four of the 25th Anniversary cup wth comfortable wins over Brockenhurst and Paultons respectively

16-Mar-2002•Trevor Phillips

Bashley see off the old enemy to land Indoor Cup

Bashley have won the inaugural New Forest Indoor League Anniversary Cup thanks to their comfortable four wicket victory over rivals Lymington in last Sunday's final at Lymington Sports Centre

16-Mar-2002•Trevor Phillips

2nd Americas Cricket Championships day six round-up

In what was probably the game of the tournament thus far, at Longchamps, the United States pulled off a thrilling last over victory over a spirited Bermuda to win by 1 wicket off the last ball of the match

16-Mar-2002•Grant Dugmore

Ganguly: Yuvraj and Murali Kartik will play

Zimbabwe captain Stuart Carlisle regretted the lack of support from all quarters despite his team faring so well as to lead India 2-1 in the five-match series, ahead of the fourth ODI to be held at Hyderabad on Saturday

16-Mar-2002•Special Correspondent

Astle rips up the record book and starts a re-write

Nathan Astle wrote one of the greatest pages in New Zealand's Test cricket history today at his home ground Jade Stadium in Christchurch with an innings as powerful, audacious and innovative as anything seen before

16-Mar-2002•Lynn McConnell

India level series with convincing win at Hyderabad

India always seem to do spectacularly well in must-win situations - round-robin games needed to be won for qualification, matches needed to keep a series alive, targets to be obtained to maintain a qualifying run-rate

16-Mar-2002•Samanth Subramanian

Rain threatens final day of Americas Championships

It may well be that rain, which devastated the opening weekend of fixtures of the 2nd Americas Cricket Championship being held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, will have the last laugh on the final day of scheduled fixtures

16-Mar-2002•Grant Dugmore

Ponting shows leadership with the bat

Ricky Ponting showed more leadership qualities with the bat by helping cover for another mixed return from the Waugh brothers in the third cricket Test against South Africa in Durban.

16-Mar-2002•Michael Crutcher

Irfan Pathan bowls West to a comprehensive win

After facing a dearth of quality left-arm quicks for a long while, India suddenly find them sprouting from all corners

16-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Jamaica claim honours on day one

Despite handy contributions from captain Richard Smith and Daren Ganga, Trinidad & Tobago were left tottering at 200 for eight at the end of day one of their Busta Cup semi-final against Jamaica

16-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

Holding claims to have been misquoted over Muralitharan issue

Former West Indies fast bowler Michael Holding has denied accusing Sri Lanka spinner Muttiah Muralitharan of having an illegal bowling action

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