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Gilchrist just misses a million as Australia take complete control of first Test

Adam Gilchrist missed out on a million, but carved his way into the record books with Test cricket's quickest double century as Australia took complete control of the first Castle Lager/MTN Test match against South Africa at the Wanderers on Saturday

23-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Dave Tiller returns to his Southsea roots for 2002

Dave Tiller, Portsmouth's leading wicket-taker for eight of the past nine seasons, is returning to his old roots to play Hampshire League cricket with Southsea this coming season

23-Feb-2002•Mike Vimpany

Almost all at Sea

Windy Wellington marked a very low point for all of us

23-Feb-2002•Jeremy Snape

Portable pitch takes series into unknown territory

A venture into the unknown awaits both sides when New Zealand and England meet in the fourth match of the National Bank One-Day International Series at a sellout Eden Park, Auckland tomorrow

22-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Misbah's gallant century fails to save Sargodha

Karachi Whites chalked up their sixth victory in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I Cricket Championship Thursday despite a gallant century by Sargodha skipper Misbah-ul-Haq at KCCA Stadium here

22-Feb-2002

Zco editorial, volume 3 issue 22

I write as Zimbabwe have just started the First Test against India, at Nagpur, inexplicably the same venue where they played just over a year ago

22-Feb-2002•John Ward

Jacob Oram back in control for Central Districts

The State Central Stags team to play State Northern Knights at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton starting on Monday in the first day-night first-class game to be played in New Zealand will see New Zealand representative Jacob Oram return to the side

22-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lanka recall Dilshan and Liyanage for ATC final

Middle order batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan and pace bowler Dulip Liyanage have been recalled into Sri Lanka's14-man squad for the forthcoming Asian Test Championship final against Pakistan

22-Feb-2002•Charlie Austin

India's non-playing captain

The selectors must be pretty sanguine that the forthcoming Zimbabwe series will not tax the Indian players'technique or temperament unduly

22-Feb-2002•V Ramnarayan

Gus MacKay: fastest century

Big-hitting all-rounder Gus Mackay, at the age of 34, reached a century off 45 balls in the Logan Cup match against Matabeleland last weekend

22-Feb-2002•John Ward

Zimbabwe in India: this is orange county

India plays host to the visiting Zimbabweans and the capital of the citrus fruit is the first venue for the Test match

22-Feb-2002•Trishna Bose

Manicaland cricket report

Takashinga return to Murare Sports Club this Sunday - three weeks after their day of infamy - to contest the semi-finals of the league knockout competition

22-Feb-2002•Nigel Fleming

Gloomy day for South Africa as Hayden shines at the Wanderers

An unhappy day for South African cricket ended in shameful fashion with three spectators arrested for spitting and throwing beer at Australian batsmen, two of the home team's most senior players off the field with injuries and the tourists nicely

22-Feb-2002•Peter Robinson

Ronan Doherty - what a bouncer!

Sean Doherty was a proud man today at Somerset Cricket Club after announcing that his wife Rachel had given birth to their son Ronan

22-Feb-2002•Richard Walsh

Fleming working hard at greater batting flexibility

A study of New Zealand skipper Stephen Fleming in the nets these days reveals a skipper working hard at adapting to new elements in the one-day game, new elements that may have a big say in just who will be holding the World Cup aloft in South Africa

22-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Relaxed Thorpe the key man for England batting hopes

England's crucial middle-order batsman Graham Thorpe is enjoying being much more relaxed about his cricket in New Zealand than when pre-occupied with his private life on the earlier tour of India

22-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

KCA Media Release

The Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) has been accorded the privilege by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to conduct the third one-day international between India and Zimbabwe at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kochi, on March 13, 2002

22-Feb-2002

Das century lays foundation for strong Indian reply

The second day's play began badly for India, the Zimbabwean tail wagging merrily and pushing the score on to 287

22-Feb-2002•Anand Vasu

Dave Hougton on the CFX Academy

Dave Houghton, CFX Academy coach, talks to CricInfo about his team's Logan Cup victory over Manicaland in their first match, and their prospects for the year

22-Feb-2002•John Ward

Kambli, Martin fireworks ensure West victory

Quickfire fifties from Vinod Kambli and captain Jacob Martin saw West Zone defeat South Zone in a rain-affected Deodhar tie at Burlton Park, Jullundur

22-Feb-2002•Staff Reporter

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