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Thorpe puts troubles behind him to focus on cricket

Graham Thorpe is enthusiastically looking forward to returning to full-time cricket after putting his domestic troubles behind him

16-Jan-2002•CricInfo

Struggle for Punjab

Despite a third wicket century stand between skipper Aamir Bashir and Hasnain Abbas Rest of Punjab were struggling at 229 for seven on the second day of the Quaid Trophy match against defending champions Lahore Blues at LCCA Ground here Tuesday

16-Jan-2002

Bonus point provides extra drama in Oamaru

Otago's 18-run win over Canterbury in the State Shield match at Oamaru today became the battle of the bonus point

16-Jan-2002•Warwick Larkins

Better weather provides breathing space for Cup preparations

Fine weather in Christchurch yesterday and today has provided some breathing space for ground staff attempting to get grounds ready for the start of the ICC Under-19 World Cup on Saturday

16-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Punishing double century by Hasan

A punishing double century by Hasan Raza left Rest of Balochistan with a mountain to climb in the four-day Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match at the National Stadium Tuesday

16-Jan-2002

Moin set for recall

Sacked Pakistan captain Moin Khan received a boost to his uncertain career when a top official said he would be included in the pool of players for the World Cup

16-Jan-2002

Glow of Howell's century dulled by Horne's glitter

Seldom is a player who carries his bat through an innings for a century, in a winning cause, overshadowed in having done so

16-Jan-2002•Steve McMorran

Bash return to top of table - Week 10 report

Bashley regained top spot in the New Forest Indoor Cricket League thanks to a 78 run victory over Swan Green

16-Jan-2002•Trevor Phillips

Ariz writes himself into record books

Teenage Ariz Kamal wrote himself into record books with a century on first-class debut as Karachi Whites posted a commanding 316 for three at stumps on the opening day of the four-day Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match against Rest of Balochistan at the

15-Jan-2002

Challenger Trophy throws up no new names

The selectors would certainly have learned much from the contest, the main lesson being that there are hardly any promising young players other than the already fairly established names to beincluded in the side not only for the series against

15-Jan-2002•Partab Ramchand

Proteas vault to top spot

South Africa has today prolonged a proud unbeaten record in limited-overs matches against New Zealand that stretches all the way back to February 1999

15-Jan-2002•John Polack

Three Englishmen at home in India

The England side is back in India after a break, and they are currently preparing in Kolkata for the one-day internationals

15-Jan-2002•Woorkheri Raman

Muralitharan believes 600 is a possibility

Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan played down the pre-match hype but he couldn't hide his delight when became the youngest bowler and was fastest to take Test 400 wickets at Galle on Tuesday morning and he has now set his sights on taking 600

15-Jan-2002•Charlie Austin

Lara: I should be fit to face India

Brian Lara is hoping that his fractured elbow will have recovered in time for India's tour of the Caribbean in April.The Trinidadian batsman injured the elbow during the West Indies tour of Sri Lanka last month, but the plaster cast on his left arm

15-Jan-2002•CricInfo

National Under-17 underway in fine conditions

Auckland v Wellington Auckland 141 (54.2 overs) (Sam McKay 61*; Shannon Nightingale 3-28, Scott Rennie 2-18, Andrew Corliss 2-21) Wellington 183/6 (52 overs) (Liam Chrisp 57, James Boyle 43; Carl Frauenstein 2/22)

15-Jan-2002

Skill execution improving as we go in State Shield

As I write this the State Northern Knights are in Rotorua preparing to play Wellington in the sixth round of the State Shield

15-Jan-2002•Robbie Hart

Umpires postings for Sharjah defended

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Monday defended its decision to reduce Riazuddin to a TV umpire in the forthcoming Test series against the West Indies at Sharjah

15-Jan-2002

First innings results only in Napier at Under-17 tournament

Central and Northern Districts and Wellington each took first innings points from first round games in the national Under-17 cricket tournament at Nelson Park in Napier today

15-Jan-2002

WP face uphill battle

Nashua Western Province selectors have announced their team for Friday's crucial Standard Bank Cup match against Griqua Diamonds at Newlands

15-Jan-2002•WPCA Staff

West Indies hold health & fitness workshop

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) will host a two-day workshop beginning today, in Jamaica with members of its medical panel and other medical practitioners from the Caribbean

15-Jan-2002•Derrick Nicholas

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