News Archive: February 2002

• ICC to announce new Match Referee Panel, Friday 1st March (28 February 2002)
• Rummans accepts penalty as ACB maintains hard line on drug use (28 February 2002)
• Australia rest four for SA 'A' match (28 February 2002)
• Rummans handed fine and one-month ban for drug offence (28 February 2002)
• Bevan must be dreaming (28 February 2002)
• Tasmania-SA match a Pura Cup semi final: Cox (28 February 2002)
• Hodge makes it two from two (28 February 2002)
• Showtime for new allrounder hope Watson (28 February 2002)
• Rummans' hearing under way in Melbourne (28 February 2002)
• Arnberger out as Victorian injury list lengthens (27 February 2002)
• Pura Cup ambitions poised for Final countdown (27 February 2002)
• Bennett King appointed new Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy Head Coach (27 February 2002)
• PCB speculation regarding ICC Referees unwarranted (26 February 2002)
• Alan Edwards announces retirement decision (26 February 2002)
• Wilson included in South Australian squad (26 February 2002)
• Cullinan to captain SA 'A' team against Australia (26 February 2002)
• McGrath tells South Africans to toughen up (26 February 2002)
• Watson and O'Leary dropped for home leg of women's series (26 February 2002)
• New format ICC Champions Trophy replaces ICC KnockOut (25 February 2002)
• Victory snatched from the jaws of defeat (25 February 2002)
• Donald retires from Test cricket (25 February 2002)
• Nash set for opening spot (25 February 2002)
• Joint statement by the Prime Minister The Hon. John Howard MP and The Chairman of ATSIC Mr Geoff Clark (25 February 2002)
• Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars squad announced for remainder of Rose Bowl series (24 February 2002)
• Warne diets to become second leading wicket-taker (24 February 2002)
• Waugh declares Test win a complete Australian performance (24 February 2002)
• 'Superb' Australia inflict heaviest defeat on South Africa (24 February 2002)
• Thornely, Bradstreet steal show for back-to-back Blues (24 February 2002)
• New Zealand offers Pakistan a possible tri-series in August (24 February 2002)
• Gilchrist downplays record after remarkable double century (24 February 2002)
• Gilchrist just misses a million as Australia take complete control of first Test (23 February 2002)
• Donald likely to miss rest of series (23 February 2002)
• Australia take a clean sweep of home leg (23 February 2002)
• Bulls, Blues prepare to step out on stairway to seven (23 February 2002)
• Australians demand extra security from South African fans (23 February 2002)
• Gloomy day for South Africa as Hayden shines at the Wanderers (22 February 2002)
• Darren Gough stars in second edition of (22 February 2002)
• ING Cup final: Queensland Bulls to host New South Wales Blues (22 February 2002)
• Lehmann named ING Cup Player of the Series (22 February 2002)
• Australian team to face South Africa in 1st Test (21 February 2002)
• Australians win second match (21 February 2002)
• Nel, Prince replace Pollock and Ontong in SA Test team (21 February 2002)
• Law, Kasprowicz named for final (21 February 2002)
• Pollock and Ontong ruled out of first Test (21 February 2002)
• Rummans tests positive to banned drug (21 February 2002)
• Cricketer to face ACB Anti-Doping Committee (21 February 2002)
• Drug testing procedure for state and ACB contracted players (21 February 2002)
• ACB Anti-Doping Policy (21 February 2002)
• Australia dominates New Zealand in opening one-dayer (20 February 2002)
• Nicholson returns (20 February 2002)
• Leaner Warne ready for South Africa, says Gilchrist (20 February 2002)
• Donald wants to put the record straight (20 February 2002)
• South Africa endure second injury scare as Ontong pulls up (20 February 2002)
• Outright hopes consigned to watery grave in Melbourne (20 February 2002)
• Jo Angel joins elite 400 wicket club (20 February 2002)
• Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars primed for Trans-Tasman encounter (19 February 2002)
• Farley Stand demolition signals move forward for the WACA (19 February 2002)
• Anxious wait for Pollock ahead of Wanderers Test (19 February 2002)
• Australia have better of draw against SA 'A' (19 February 2002)
• ICC Referees Commission postponed for Executive Board consideration (19 February 2002)
• Klinger's pain is Tigers' pleasure (19 February 2002)
• Slater takes Langer example on comeback trail (19 February 2002)
• Women's rivals begin their six-match series tomorrow (19 February 2002)
• Warne allegations no effect on captaincy: ACB (19 February 2002)
• Jo Angel joins elite 400 wicket club (19 February 2002)
• Slater to 'clear the air' tomorrow (18 February 2002)
• Rain in Potchefstroom keeps Steve Waugh waiting (18 February 2002)
• South Africa retain Ontong for first Test (18 February 2002)
• Defiant Blues hold on for draw (18 February 2002)
• Australian Cricket Board statement regarding blackmail allegations (18 February 2002)
• Tasmanian duo defers points decision (18 February 2002)
• Ponting sparkles before the rain in Potchefstroom (17 February 2002)
• Blues face huge run chase (17 February 2002)
• Saker poses old team new problems (17 February 2002)
• Queensland to host ING Cup final after beating SA (17 February 2002)
• Captaincy a fast track for Ponting (17 February 2002)
• Blues facing uphill battle (16 February 2002)
• Blues facing uphill battle (16 February 2002)
• Queensland defeats SA outright (16 February 2002)
• Bushrangers condemn Tigers to wooden spoon finish (16 February 2002)
• New captain Ponting promises aggressive style (16 February 2002)
• Ponting appointed Australian one-day international captain for Travelex Tour (16 February 2002)
• Ponting becomes Australia's new one-day leader (16 February 2002)
• Ponting named Australian one-day captain (16 February 2002)
• Campbell's ton gives WA upper hand (15 February 2002)
• World Cup should be corruption-free, says ICC (15 February 2002)
• Bulls on verge of first innings points against SA (15 February 2002)
• Browne and King added to New Zealand women's team (15 February 2002)
• Waugh vows to win one-day place back as Australia arrive in South Africa (14 February 2002)
• Redbacks name team for vital ING Cup clash (14 February 2002)
• Bulls call on Brant for ING Cup (14 February 2002)
• Love celebrates Valentines Day with double-century (14 February 2002)
• Waugh's omission a matter of timing (13 February 2002)
• ECB National Academy XI suffer defeat at the hands of South Australia 2nd XI (13 February 2002)
• Wasim Akram shocked at Waugh sacking (13 February 2002)
• Blues scrape into final (13 February 2002)
• Hussey makes cool $200k in one shot (13 February 2002)
• Fleming believes Waugh will be back (13 February 2002)
• Love plunders century as Bulls on top of Redbacks (13 February 2002)
• Waugh's omission a matter of timing (13 February 2002)
• Waugh axed as Australia's limited-overs captain (13 February 2002)
• Waugh dropped from one-day team (13 February 2002)
• Stephen Waugh out of one-day team (13 February 2002)
• Brant shock selection for Bulls (12 February 2002)
• Bushrangers name ING & Pura Cup teams (12 February 2002)
• Test Championship Trophy at stake in second leg of title showdown (12 February 2002)
• ICC TV show takes Cricket around the World (12 February 2002)
• Shaun Marsh returns to Warriors line-up (11 February 2002)
• Hayden crowned as Australian cricket's number one (11 February 2002)
• Twin spin option for Bulls (11 February 2002)
• This week at the SACA (11 February 2002)
• Hayden no certainty for medal success (11 February 2002)
• 'Exciting' Adams not used properly: Hadlee (11 February 2002)
• Hayden favourite for award (11 February 2002)
• Australian under-19 squad returns from World Cup triumph (10 February 2002)
• Waugh's Blues win important battle (10 February 2002)
• Phillips lays down one more challenge for Australians (9 February 2002)
• Advance of coloured players delights Ackerman (9 February 2002)
• No need for a Plan B when Plan A worked perfectly for World Cup win (9 February 2002)
• Cullinan gets another crack at Australia (9 February 2002)
• Clarification concerning the post-match hearing conducted by ICC match referee Hanumant Singh on 6 February 2002 (8 February 2002)
• Williams reurns for Warriors (8 February 2002)
• Australians prepare for ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup final (8 February 2002)
• Pollock praises team for comeback from adversity (8 February 2002)
• Redbacks down Queensland in Brisbane (8 February 2002)
• Rain, hail and shine no barrier to South Africa's triumph (8 February 2002)
• Lord Condon to Visit Sharjah (8 February 2002)
• Australia confirm their favouritism with 93-run semi-final win (7 February 2002)
• Bichel out, Muller returns (7 February 2002)
• Bulls teams named for Redbacks (6 February 2002)
• Result of the post-match hearing conducted by ICC match referee Hanumant Singh on 6 February 2002 (6 February 2002)
• Fractured toe puts Inness in doubt (6 February 2002)
• VCA ro advertise coaching position (6 February 2002)
• SCG finals in lap of the gods (6 February 2002)
• Proteas floor Black Caps in lopsided final (6 February 2002)
• ICC Appoints Chief Financial Officer (6 February 2002)
• Patience with weather wears out and semi-final abandoned (6 February 2002)
• Tourists prepare for unique head-to-head battle (6 February 2002)
• Queensland duo for Southern Stars (5 February 2002)
• Kiwis aiming to stem flow of runs at the death (5 February 2002)
• VB Series wet weather contingency (5 February 2002)
• Ponting rests foot injury ahead of Travelex tour (5 February 2002)
• Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars squad announced (5 February 2002)
• Don't blame it on the bonus point (5 February 2002)
• WACA declares One-Day Internationals a huge success (4 February 2002)
• ACB takes no action against Waugh (4 February 2002)
• MacGill, Langer steal show as Blues steal win (3 February 2002)
• Injured Elworthy to return to South Africa (3 February 2002)
• Australia out of VB Series despite 33-run win in Perth (3 February 2002)
• Langer and MacGill in Cup contention - Boon (3 February 2002)
• Rave reviews from South Africa for New Zealand cricket complex (3 February 2002)
• Blues' triumph affirms state of dominance (3 February 2002)
• Australia out of VB Series despite 33-run win in Perth (2 February 2002)
• Waugh keeps game plan under wraps (2 February 2002)
• Blues secure 1-0 lead in womens' finals series (2 February 2002)
• South Africa reach VB Series finals - and Australia face daunting task (1 February 2002)
• Symonds stars in Queensland win over Victoria (1 February 2002)
• Redbacks' finals hopes receive shot in the arm (1 February 2002)
• White leads Australia by example to thrash New Zealand (1 February 2002)
• Blues meet arch rival Spirit in WNCL final (1 February 2002)