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Campbell chosen as Australia 'A' wicketkeeper

Western Australia's Ryan Campbell is the surprise choice as wicketkeeper in the 12-man squad selected to represent Australia 'A' in matches against New Zealand and South Africa next week.

31-Dec-2001•John Polack

Superb Wellington run chase nets eight-wicket win

Wellington completed an outstanding run chase to score 352 runs to beat Otago in their State Championship match on a superb Carisbrook pitch today

31-Dec-2001•Warwick Larkins

Bahatule and Agarkar rescue Mumbai

A 97-run seventh wicket partnership between Sairaj Bahatule and Ajit Agarkar saw the powerful Mumbai Ranji team recover to 286 for eight at the end of the first day of their Ranji four-dayer against Gujarat at the Sardar Vallabhai Patel stadium,

31-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

Tony Lewis to become a C.B.E.

Tony Lewis, the 63 year old former Glamorgan and England captain, is to become a Commander of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2002 New Year Honours List

31-Dec-2001•Andrew Hignell

Anjum Chopra to lead India women against England

Anjum Chopra will lead the Indian women in their upcoming series against England scheduled to be played between January 4 and January 24

31-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

Sri Lanka make in six on the trot before the heavens open

It came slower than expected, as afternoon rain and some studied defense threatened to take the game into the final day, but Sri Lanka eventually triumphed to seal their six consecutive Test victory - a first for a sub-continental side - and take an

31-Dec-2001•Charlie Austin

United Cricket Board of South Africa Media Statement

The United Cricket Board of South Africa has confidence in the manager of the South African national cricket team, Goolam Rajah, the UCBSA's CEO Gerald Majola said today (Monday)

31-Dec-2001•Media Release

2001: Australian cricket's year in review

Chronicles of any successful year would normally be expected to begin on a triumphant note

31-Dec-2001•John Polack

Marshall century sets ND up for victory

Northern Districts beat Auckland by five wickets with 13 balls to spare at WestpacTrust Park in Hamilton

31-Dec-2001•Peter Hoare

Siddiqui claims five-fer for Maharashtra

A five-wicket haul from India seamer Iqbal Siddiqui helped Maharashtra reduce Saurashtra to 288 for nine on the opening day of the West Zone Ranji match between the two sides at the Nehru Stadium, Pune

31-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

Siddiqui claims five-fer for Maharashtra

31-Dec-2001•Staff Repoter

What Indian cricket needs is medication and therapy

It is very rare to find an international team, other than Australia, that is healthy in a cricket sense these days

31-Dec-2001•Anand Vasu

Carlisle thinks positive as Jayasuriya eyes clean sweep

Zimbabwean captain Stuart Carlisle tried to look on the bright side after his team crashed to an innings defeat against Sri Lanka in the opening Janashakthi National Test on Monday but admitted that they needed to think long and hard at how to

31-Dec-2001•CricInfo

Rugby forces England out of Carisbrook and to light up in Christchurch

It looks as if England will be forced to change the venue of their three-day game against Otago - one of two scheduled warm-up matches for the Tests on their forthcoming tour of New Zealand

31-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Two quick Test wins the appetiser for hectic one-day programme

Two comprehensive victories over the last week have seen the CLEAR Black Caps move up the ICC Test Championship ladder

31-Dec-2001•Chris Cairns

Nasser Hussain awarded OBE in New Year Honours List

England captain Nasser Hussain has been awarded an OBE in the New Year Honours List, announced today

31-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Best gives god glory

Blessed be the name of the Lord

30-Dec-2001•Barry Wilkinson

Nurse does mum proud

At 16, Martin Nurse is already living part of his life-long dream and making good on a promise he made to his mother when she was alive

30-Dec-2001•David Hinds

Najaf Shah shines with five wickets

Pakistan Juniors warmed for next month's World Cup in New Zealand with a four-wicket victory Saturday over PCB XI, pacer Najaf Shah snapping up five wickets

30-Dec-2001

Sri Lankan coach and captain assess another powerful performance

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya praised the efforts of his bowlers on Saturday after their grueling and successful endeavors in the scorching heat at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo

30-Dec-2001•Charlie Austin

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