News Archive: Nov 2002

• UCBSA postpone changes to domestic cricket. (30 November 2002)
• World cricket needs a competitive Sri Lankan team (30 November 2002)
• World Cup ticket ballot process nears end (30 November 2002)
• Blind cricketers off to India to defend World Cup title (30 November 2002)
• South African provisional World Cup squad shows no surprises (30 November 2002)
• ICC security delegation receive assurances on journalists (30 November 2002)
• Jayasuriya labels performance (29 November 2002)
• Rampant South Africa overwhelm Sri Lanka at Centurion (29 November 2002)
• PCB announces squads for South Africa tour (29 November 2002)
• ICC publishes official Playing Regulations Manual 2002/2003 (28 November 2002)
• Whatmore expects Sri Lanka to fight back at Centurion (28 November 2002)
• Sri Lanka need a fifth and sixth bowler (28 November 2002)
• A better surface is needed for World Cup final, says Pollock (27 November 2002)
• South African seamers too hot to handle on Wanderers green top (27 November 2002)
• Sri Lanka record in South Africa paints a dull picture (27 November 2002)
• World Cup countdown begins at Wanderers (26 November 2002)
• ICC ODI Championship table - South Africa v Sri Lanka preview (26 November 2002)
• Let the World Cup preparations begin (26 November 2002)
• ICC Security Delegation to arrive in Zimbabwe tomorrow (25 November 2002)
• Safety comes first at Standard Bank ODI's (25 November 2002)
• Free State go back to the top of Standard Bank Cup group (24 November 2002)
• Razzaq available for South Africa tour (24 November 2002)
• Klusener, Zondeki included in one-day squad (23 November 2002)
• Cullinan fails to impress but Klusener shines with the ball (23 November 2002)
• Western Province make it three in row in the Standard Bank Cup (22 November 2002)
• ICC ODI Championship table - Zimbabwe v Pakistan preview (22 November 2002)
• Sri Lanka Test cricket takes a giant leap (21 November 2002)
• Puttick and Bruyns help Western Province and Border to wins (20 November 2002)
• Bellingham the Official Wine Supplier for the World Cup (20 November 2002)
• Highveld Strikes for the 'Grudge' Western Province Standard Bank clash (20 November 2002)
• Unique art billboards for ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 (20 November 2002)
• Dolphins ready to turn results around (20 November 2002)
• Pollock admits to dressing room flutter after ill-tempered final day (19 November 2002)
• McKenzie and Boucher guide South Africa home on tense final day (19 November 2002)
• Tillakaratne recalled to Sri Lanka one-day side (18 November 2002)
• Pollock forgives Ntini and makes peace with Jayawardene (18 November 2002)
• Thunderstorm interrupts Sri Lankan fight-back at Centurion (18 November 2002)
• Muralitharan still hopeful of Sri Lanka win at Centurion (17 November 2002)
• Pollock and Boucher take game away from frustrated Sri Lankans (17 November 2002)
• Namibia find the going hard as Free State and North West win. (17 November 2002)
• Tillakaratne in line for one-day recall after unbeaten century (16 November 2002)
• Tillakaratne stars before Gibbs and Kallis fight back (16 November 2002)
• Boland move to the top while KwaZulu_Natal slip to the bottom of Standard Bank logs (15 November 2002)
• PCB announces squad adjustments for Africa tours (15 November 2002)
• Honours even as Sri Lankan batsmen fight-back (15 November 2002)
• Gibbs return boosts confident South Africans (14 November 2002)
• Sri Lanka forced to make changes for second Test (14 November 2002)
• Sri Lanka forced to make changes for second Test (14 November 2002)
• Sanath indisposed for second test match (14 November 2002)
• Can Sri Lanka bounce back in a week? (14 November 2002)
• Western Province and Border cruise to Standard Bank Cup wins (13 November 2002)
• Players suspended for unruly behaviour (13 November 2002)
• Injuries cause selection problems for Sri Lanka (13 November 2002)
• Cricket grows in popularity (13 November 2002)
• ICC seeks security assurances from Board of Control for Cricket in India (12 November 2002)
• Where are Sri Lanka mentally after the Wanderers Test debacle? (12 November 2002)
• South African selectors name unchanged squad for second Test (12 November 2002)
• Cullinan offers public apology after Test withdrawal (11 November 2002)
• Selectors show faith in South African team (11 November 2002)
• The Players need support from their own (11 November 2002)
• Boland and Griqualand West take the spoils in Standard Bank clashes (10 November 2002)
• Sri Lankans try to look on the bright side after crushing defeat (10 November 2002)
• Sri Lanka overwhelmed by South Africa fast bowlers (10 November 2002)
• South African batsmen dominate against wayward Sri Lankans (9 November 2002)
• Wins for Free State and North West in the Standard Bank Cup (9 November 2002)
• 'Unknown' Kallis prompts demise of Sri Lanka (8 November 2002)
• Jaywardene braces himself for pace onslaught at Wanderers (8 November 2002)
• Extended TV technology ruled out for ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 (7 November 2002)
• Standard Bank Cup kicks off (7 November 2002)
• WC Ticket window to remain open for a bonus fortnight (7 November 2002)
• EP Jumbo's call for support (7 November 2002)
• Letters (7 November 2002)
• Sri Lanka eyes third place on ICC Test Championship Table (7 November 2002)
• South Africa at full strength as Kallis passes fitness Test (7 November 2002)
• Jayasuriya asks team to show their natural flair in Test series (7 November 2002)
• ICC calls for report on Indian game (6 November 2002)
• ICC security delegation to visit Zimbabwe (6 November 2002)
• ICC ODI Rankings: India v West Indies Preview (5 November 2002)
• ICC Player Contracts Committee gets underway (5 November 2002)
• South African squad for first Sri Lanka Test (5 November 2002)
• Tame draw as Sri Lanka get much needed practice (4 November 2002)
• ICC scraps reserve days for pool matches (4 November 2002)
• Whatmore happy with Sri Lankan preparations in South Africa (2 November 2002)
• ICC launches first ever Development Program Annual Awards (1 November 2002)
• Sri Lankans forced to work hard (1 November 2002)