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Australia set the pace in Under-19 World Cup

Australia Under-19 fully tested the workings of the Carisbrook scoreboard in their 430-run win in their opening game of the ICC Under-19 World Cup against Kenya today

20-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

South Africa Under-19 secure comfortable 110-run win

South Africa kept Bangladesh waiting for their first wicket in the ICC Under-19 World Cup tournament in Auckland today

20-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Code crackdown results in extension of Yock's suspension

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden has successfully appealed a five-day suspension on Canterbury's Ben Yock and the suspension has been extended to 13 days

20-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

EP move closer to SBC semis while Bears and Titans tie

Eastern Province kept alive their hopes of a Standard Bank Cup semifinal berth with seven-run victory over Boland on Sunday, but the Border Bears' hopes of making significant progress up the log table were thwarted when they tied with Northerns

20-Jan-2002•CricInfo Reporter

Bracken may be back against Vics

Chickenpox victim Nathan Bracken could play for New South Wales against Victoria later this week - but at least one of the Blues' ailing batters might miss out.

20-Jan-2002•Adrian Warren

Top of table 'tie' in Under-17 tournament at Napier

Central Districts 142 (P Pimm 70; L Crisp 2-12, A Corliss 2-29) tied with Wellington 142 (J Newdick 37, S Nightingale 22; T Gillespie 2-11, D Bolstad 2-19)

20-Jan-2002

Zimbabwe's batsmen take toll against Namibia

Zimbabwe's strong top order ensured their side a handsome first-up victory when beating Namibia by nine wickets in their ICC Under-19 World Cup match on Bert Sutcliffe Oval at Lincoln University today

20-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Pakistan barely raise a sweat in beating Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea's hopes for the ICC Under-19 World Cup were severely dashed on Lincoln Green at Christchurch today when they were stunned by Pakistan in their opening game of the tournament

20-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

It wasn't pretty but Wellington will take it

Wellington maintained their lead in the State Shield one-day competition when they eked out a precarious 10-run win over Central Districts in a rain-affected match at Waikanae Park today

20-Jan-2002•Steve McMorran

St.Cross join the three unbeaten starts at Rose Bowl

St Cross Symondians are off to a flier in the newly sponsored NatWest Bank Hampshire Development Youth Indoor Cricket competition at the Rose Bowl

20-Jan-2002•Mike Vimpany

Rofe the seven-wicket hero of Redbacks win

Young South Australian paceman Paul Rofe pushed himself to the brink of exhaustion in near-40 degree temperatures to claim seven second innings wickets and lead the Redbacks to an outright Pura Cup win over NSW today.

19-Jan-2002•Sam Lienert

Former Somerset player Mickey Walford dies

One of Somerset's best-ever amateur players, Mickey Walford, has died in the Yeatman Hospital in Sherborne, at the age of 86

19-Jan-2002•SOMERSET Article

Campbell turns match WA's way

A quickfire half century from Ryan Campbell today propelled Western Australia towards first innings points at stumps on day two of its Pura Cup match against Victoria.

19-Jan-2002•Tom Wald

Alester Maregwede - Biography

FULL NAME: Alester Maregwede BORN: 5 August 1981, at Harare MAJOR TEAMS: Mashonaland A (1997/98), CFX Academy (1999/2000)

19-Jan-2002•John Ward

Interview with Andy Campbell

Alistair `Two-Ton' Campbell is ready and prepared to join the national team in India - if the selectors choose him

19-Jan-2002•John Ward

Richard Sims - Biography

FULL NAME: Richard William Sims BORN: At Chinhoyi, 23 July 1979 MAJOR TEAMS: CFX Academy (1999/2000), Manicaland (2000/01 to date)

19-Jan-2002•John Ward

Anderson's heartfelt appeal for NUL shirt sponsor

With less than three months to go to the start of the 2002 season Somerset Chief Executive Peter Anderson has issued a heartfelt appeal to all businesses across the south west to come forward and support the club

19-Jan-2002•SOMERSET Article

Cairns classic takes New Zealanders to top of the table

Chris Cairns' match-winning century in Brisbane tonight highlighted the sheer quality of his batsmanship under the severest pressure

19-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

India take 1-0 lead despite Trescothick century

In a one-day international that was a classic of its kind, India won a thrilling match by 22 runs despite a marvellous innings of 121 from Marcus Trescothick

19-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

We have to pick ourselves up - Hussain

Nasser Hussain found it hard to conceal his frustration after a highly controversial umpiring decision cost England the chance of a memorable victory over India at Eden Gardens.

19-Jan-2002•CricInfo

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