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2002 Pre-season supporters' tour to South Africa

Once again, Gloucestershire will be travelling to sunny South Africa for our pre-season training

02-Jan-2002•Gloucestershire CCC

Tim Lamb hopes Nasser Hussain will reconsider resignation ideas

ECB chief executive Tim Lamb has responded to Nasser Hussain's suggestion that he might be ready to stand down from the England captaincy after the 2003 World Cup by saying that he hopes Hussain will reconsider

02-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

West Indies decline to tour

West Indies have made up their mind not to tour Pakistan under the prevailing situation in the region but the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said it was waiting for the forthcoming Saarc conference in Kathmandu before announcing its decision

02-Jan-2002

Selections too close to call in the All Time Indian XI - in association with BT Talk and Surf Together

With just over a week left, voting is hotting up in the All Time Indian XI, sponsored by BT Talk and Surf Together

02-Jan-2002•Andrew Hall

South Africa not second best team

If it's working, don't try and fix it

02-Jan-2002•Omar Kureishi

Yawar defends concert at NSK

Yawar Saeed Tuesday defended the Pakistan Cricket Board's decision to rent out the National Stadium for musical concert

02-Jan-2002

BCCI to implement rotation policy in April

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced that it would be implementing a much-awaited rotation policy starting with the tour of the West Indies in April

02-Jan-2002•Staff Reporter

Sonn admits he intervened to get Ontong in team

South African cricket board president Percy Sonn today admitted he forced the Proteas to include coloured player Justin Ontong in their team for the third Test against Australia which started here today.

02-Jan-2002•Michael Donaldson

CricInfo looks back on a roller coaster year for Sri Lankan cricket

Sri Lankan cricket enjoyed a roller coaster ride in 2001

02-Jan-2002•Charlie Austin

Bajan selectors on the ball

I have said for quite some time that the Barbados cricket selectors need to be politically correct to get in sync with the several changes in West Indies cricket and for Barbados not to be left behind

02-Jan-2002•Andi thornhill

Pakistan Cricket 2001: A year of rebuilding despite cancellations

Article: PAk, Agha Akbar 2001 review

01-Jan-2002•Agha Akbar

Auckland at full strength for Shield opener

Auckland and Northern Districts will have their internationals on duty at Eden Park tomorrow as the whites are discarded until the middle of February and the dress code turns coloured in the State-sponsored domestic competition

01-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Hyderabad fail to name team for Trophy

The Hyderabad squad for the opening match of Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I tie against Bahawalpur has not yet been announced, till the filing of this report Monday , either by the defunct District Cricket Association (DCA) Hyderabad or the ad hoc

01-Jan-2002

Shoaib, Saqlain yet to join camp

Controversial paceman Shoaib Akhtar and off-spinner Saqlain Mushtaq skipped the second day of the training camp with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and team manager trying to play down their absence

01-Jan-2002

Strange days at the SCG

Nothing is like it should be at the Sydney Cricket Ground

01-Jan-2002•Michael Donaldson

Australians aim for whitewash in white-hot Sydney

Just three weeks ago, it seemed foolhardy to imagine that the Third Test between Australia and South Africa at the Sydney Cricket Ground would be a dead rubber

01-Jan-2002•John Polack

Re-match of last season's finals will provide edge in New Plymouth

Canterbury will need no special motivation for their State Shield opener against Central Districts in New Plymouth tomorrow

01-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Queenstown venue has first big test tomorrow

Otago's John Davies Oval at Queenstown will be on centre stage tomorrow in the State Shield match with Wellington

01-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Juniors win low-scoring encounter

Pakistan Juniors scored a remarkable 37- run victory over PCB XI Monday at the Rawalpindi Stadium in a low-scoring match

01-Jan-2002

ICC Seeks Security Managers

THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET COUNCIL is seeking to employ a suitable people to become Security Managers The International Cricket Council (ICC) is the governing body for International Test Match and One Day Cricket

01-Jan-2002

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