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WA takes slight edge

Defiant innings from young Victorians Jon Moss and Michael Klinger were not enough to stop Western Australia gaining a slight advantage at stumps on day one of their Pura Cup match.

18-Jan-2002•Tom Wald

Giles expects Tendulkar to seek revenge

Ashley Giles is not the sort of person who is afraid to stick his head above the parapet

18-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

Sherwin Campbell recalled

The hex that has firmly attached itself to the West Indies team has struck again

18-Jan-2002•Tony Cozier

Chris Harris - Kiwi cricket servant No 1

If Chris Harris' name is missing from the Queen's Birthday Honours list this year then the system is flawed

18-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand beat Pakistan in Cup warm-up

New Zealand gave itself a boost yesterday when taking a 29-run win from Pakistan in their ICC Under-19 World Cup warm-up game at Lincoln

18-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

"It will be a good wicket" - Dayle Hadlee

Few people know the behavioural characteristics of the Bert Sutcliffe Oval, the centrepiece ground of the ICC Under-19 World Cup which starts at Lincoln University tomorrow, better than Dayle Hadlee

18-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Harris out of tri-series - for the moment at least

New Zealand all-rounder Chris Harris, the man of the match in both New Zealand's VB Series victories over Australia, has returned home for personal reasons and may be out of the rest of the series

18-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

England under prepared for India one-dayers, says Fletcher

England are not fully prepared for a six-match one-day series against India, which starts on Saturday, due to lack of adequate practice, coach Duncan Fletcher has said.

18-Jan-2002•Sumali Moitra

How Australians work the bugs out of their system

All three teams playing in the VB One-Day International Series in Australia will spend Australia Day on January 26 in Adelaide

18-Jan-2002•Bronwyn Wilkinson

A keen India-England contest on the cards

A team's form in Test cricket can rarely be used as a yardstick for judging their performance in one-day internationals

18-Jan-2002•Partab Ramchand

May it be Eden for Ganguly

Eden Gardens in Kolkata will host the first one-day international between India and England on Saturday

18-Jan-2002•Woorkheri Raman

Selectors recall Wickramasinghe for Sharjah, England

Sri Lanka cricket selectors recalled fast bowler Pramodya Wickramasinghe to the national squad of 16 picked for training for the Sharjah and England tours in April and May-July respectively.

18-Jan-2002•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Tamil Union clash with NCC in Premier Limited Overs Final

After the Sri Lankan cricket team's annihilation of the West Indies and Zimbabwe sides during the last few months, which were almost one-sided affairs, the attention has now turned to a tough competition, not international but domestic

18-Jan-2002•Rex Clementine

Hampshire sign South African wicket-keeper batsman

The South African international wicketkeeper-batsman Nic Pothas has joined Hampshire on a two-year contract.

18-Jan-2002•HCCC Media Release

Central Districts still on top at Under-17

Northern Districts 228 (K Read 86, P Carey 33; B Newton 4-29) beat Canterbury 219 (D Crosbie 42, M Ling 40; J Morgan 5-35, K Goble 2-31) by 9 runs

18-Jan-2002

Youhana and Younis clobber centuries

Yousuf Youhana and Younis Khan hit strokeful centuries as Pakistan feasted on Bangladesh's mediocre attack in the second and final cricket Test here Thursday

18-Jan-2002

India arrive on the one-day stage

An asking rate of five an hour wasn't going to be easy against Willis, Lever, Botham, Underwood and Gooch

18-Jan-2002•Partab Ramchand

Watson, Clingeleffer fire as revenge burns bright

What shaped as a David and Goliath battle was transformed into the Shane and Sean show as two outstanding young players helped Tasmania slay Queensland by an innings and 50 runs in an amazing finish to the teams' Pura Cup clash here in Hobart today.

18-Jan-2002•John Polack

India and England prepare for ODI action at Eden Gardens

Never expect the expected in India

18-Jan-2002•Ralph Dellor

Weather hangs over Under-19 opener in Christchurch tomorrow

Christchurch's weather has been much better behaved in the latter part of this week and if it remains that way the stage is set for a thrilling opening to the ICC Under-19 World Cup at Bert Sutcliffe Oval when host New Zealand meet Sri Lanka in the

18-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

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