News Archive: Jul 2002

• Gauteng Board elected (31 July 2002)
• Jacques Rudolph does it again (29 July 2002)
• Looking ahead to the Morocco Cup 2002 (28 July 2002)
• UCBSA General Council members unapposed for AGM (26 July 2002)
• Rare Bradman bust for ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 (25 July 2002)
• Neil Mckenzie misses out on Morocco squad (25 July 2002)
• Jonty Rhodes signs for Gloucestershire for 2002 (25 July 2002)
• International cricket academies to contest round-robin series in Townsville (25 July 2002)
• South African squad announced for Africa Cup in Lusaka (24 July 2002)
• Tri-nation tournament for SA Plascon Academy (24 July 2002)
• Rudolph waves his bat at selectors (22 July 2002)
• Fourteen-man Australia A squad chosen for Travelex Tour of South Africa (19 July 2002)
• South Africa holds pre-season training camp (18 July 2002)
• Gavin Jones passes away (18 July 2002)
• Policy change for World Cup tickets (17 July 2002)
• World Cup ticket sales in turn about (16 July 2002)
• Vincent Barnes to coach SA 'A', SA Under 19 and Academy (16 July 2002)
• Dave Nosworthy re-appointed as Titans coach (16 July 2002)
• Problems on day one of World Cup ticket sales (16 July 2002)
• World Cup ticket sales hit for six (16 July 2002)
• Jacques Rudolph smashes club record (15 July 2002)
• ICC and Emirates Airline sign partnership for Elite Panels of Umpires and Referees (12 July 2002)
• Test Captains gather for ICC `State of the Game' meeting at Lord's (12 July 2002)
• Shane Jabaar appointed as team physiotherapist (11 July 2002)
• Minister of Sport and the UCBSA resolve their differences (11 July 2002)
• Transco averages has South Africans riding high (11 July 2002)
• World Cup tickets go on sale (10 July 2002)
• Rudolph and Seymore get the runs flowing (9 July 2002)
• Provisional South African squad for Morocco tournament (8 July 2002)
• Koenig and Gait keep the flag flying (8 July 2002)
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• PCB announces 19 players for Morocco Cup training camp (7 July 2002)
• ICC Annual Report highlights year of dramatic change (4 July 2002)
• New Zealand strengthen third place with historic Windies win (4 July 2002)
• New Eastern Province management meet (3 July 2002)
• Ehsan Mani confirmed as ICC Vice President (2 July 2002)
• Warwickshire sign Kiwi pace man (2 July 2002)
• Perfoming South Africans in the Lancashire League (1 July 2002)
• Winner medallions for Pollock and Carter (1 July 2002)