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| February 15, 2003 | Saturday | Zul Hijjah 13, 1423 |
Cairns strikes back with vital run out
 PORT ELIZABETH (South Africa), Feb 14: Chris Cairns experienced a day of mixed fortunes as New Zealand held their nerve to seal a 20-run victory over West Indies in World Cup...
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South African World Cup campaign back on track
POTCHEFSTROOM (South Africa), Feb 14: The blazing bat of Herschelle Gibbs led South Africa to a crushing 10-wicket win over outclassed Kenya in World Cup Group ‘B’ on Wednesday....
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Canadian plumber shocks Bangladesh
DURBAN, Feb 14: Dreadlocked plumber Austin Codrington took five wickets to inspire Canada to the first major upset of the World Cup on Tuesday as they beat Test nation Bangladesh by...
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Tendulkar’s landmark
PAARL (South Africa), Feb 14: Sachin Tendulkar became the top run-scorer in World Cup history and Javagal Srinath claimed his 300th one-day victim as India recovered from a poor batting display...
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Rhodes calls quit
JOHANNESBURG, Feb 14: South Africa’s Jonty Rhodes said good-bye to his team mates, the World Cup and international cricket on Friday after confirming his retirement....
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‘Leave my family alone’
MELBOURNE, Feb 14: Shane Warne, back home from the World Cup after failing a drugs test, has appealed to the Australian media to leave his family alone....
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Agassi demolishes Philippoussis
SAN JOSE,(California), Feb 14: America’s Andre Agassi lost just four points on his serve, and won five service games at love to defeat Australia’s Mark Philippoussis 6-4, 6-1 in the second...
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Venus strolls into semifinals
ANTWERP (Belgium), Feb 14: Top seed and defending champion Venus Williams beat Slovenian Tina Pisnik 6-1 6-4 in the quarterfinals of the WTA Antwerp Diamond Games on Friday....
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Flower, Olonga escape censure
JOHANNESBURG, Feb 14: The ICC decided on Friday not to charge Zimbabwe players Andy Flower and Henry Olonga with bringing the game into disrepute during a World Cup game in Harare....
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Pacer Vaas back in record books with unique hat trick
 PIETERMARITZBURG (South Africa), Feb 14: Chaminda Vaas claimed an extraordinary slice of history by taking a unique hat trick with the first three balls of the match as Sri Lanka crushed...
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Shaky Indians gear up for big Aussie test
CENTURION (South Africa), Feb 14: Out-of-form India go into Saturday’s World Cup clash against Australia as rank underdogs, a tag captain Saurav Ganguly believes will work to his team’s advantage....
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Preferential attitude upsets players
JOHANNESBURG, Feb 14: All is not well with the Pakistan cricket team here and the body language of several players tells the story that they are not happy with the special...
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Controversies run riot in 2003 World Cup
JOHANNESBURG, Feb 14: The on-going World Cup is turning out to be the most controversial one. None of the seven previous editions of the game’s biggest show were as debatable as...
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PCB stays away from Rashid’s legal threat
JOHANNESBURG, Feb 14: Pakistan’s cricket chiefs distanced themselves from wicket-keeper Rashid Latif on Thursday following media reports that he was considering legal action against Australia after being accused of making a...
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‘Kenya can make next round’
CAPE TOWN, Feb 14: Kenya’s frontline batsman and captain Steve Tikolo on Friday warned World Cup rivals not to under-estimate his team’s chance of making the Super Six round despite being...
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Silence shrouds Harare tie that never was
HARARE, Feb 14: Not much moved at Harare Sports Club on Thursday morning, not even the flags....
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Results and fixtures
Feb 9: West Indies beat South Africa by three runs (Cape Town, D/N)....
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Hat tricks in ODIs
• C.J. Sharma, India v New Zealand at Nagpur, 1987 • Saqlain Mushtaq, Pakistan v Zimbabwe at The Oval, 1999.......
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