News Archive: June 2002

• Jeff Hammond returns to lead country cricket (28 June 2002)
• Pakistan tour still in limbo (28 June 2002)
• Gilchrist, Hayden, Tendulkar nominated for awards (28 June 2002)
• FICA awards to be made on July 10 (28 June 2002)
• Callum Thorp joins warriors squad (27 June 2002)
• ICC Executive Board Meeting outcome (27 June 2002)
• Pakistan refuse to play Aussies Down Under (27 June 2002)
• Australian coaches for Lincoln courses (27 June 2002)
• ICC appoints Warren Deutrom to Events Management team (26 June 2002)
• Kiwis keen for winter one-day tournament in Cairns (25 June 2002)
• Punter hobbles home after foot surgery (25 June 2002)
• Shoaib's pace reigns supreme (25 June 2002)
• New Zealand to have warm-up in Cairns tournament (25 June 2002)
• Ricky Ponting to undergo foot surgery in Melbourne (24 June 2002)
• Obituary: Harold Stanley Weir (24 June 2002)
• ICC approves Tangier to host International cricket (21 June 2002)
• Ponting says Australians must defuse Shoaib pace (20 June 2002)
• Day-Night Final for ICC Champions Trophy (20 June 2002)
• Mini-World Cup for women in New Zealand next year (20 June 2002)
• Akhtar, Akram prove too hot to handle (19 June 2002)
• VWCA appoints head coach (19 June 2002)
• Pakistan sets Australia 257 to win Super Challenge (19 June 2002)
• Australian team selected for third match of TOWER Super Challenge II (19 June 2002)
• ICC Executive Board briefing note (18 June 2002)
• New Zealand benefit from England series win over Sri Lanka (18 June 2002)
• Australia to shelve rotation policy for one-day decider (18 June 2002)
• ODI championship should be one outcome of ICC meeting (18 June 2002)
• Gillespie, Rolton take cricket to the Tiwi Islands (18 June 2002)
• Nerveless Younis forces series to decider (15 June 2002)
• ACB won't rush decision on Pakistan tour (15 June 2002)
• Lee recalled after first game rest (15 June 2002)
• Australian team selected for second match of TOWER Super Challenge II (14 June 2002)
• New heights for QAS cricket (13 June 2002)
• Pakistan likely to swap series with Aussies (13 June 2002)
• Pakistan hopeful of getting Shoaib back (13 June 2002)
• Broadbent strengthens fire (13 June 2002)
• Ross Edwards to work with WA Academy Rookies (12 June 2002)
• WACA announces two new appointments (12 June 2002)
• Pakistan shut down by ruthless Australia (12 June 2002)
• Steve Bucknor set to break umpiring Test record at Old Trafford (11 June 2002)
• Pace duel under the roof (11 June 2002)
• Dennis Lillee Fast Bowling Academy set to bolster WA's fast bowling stocks (11 June 2002)
• ICC Security Managers meet for London Conference (11 June 2002)
• $75,000 in cash available to cricket fans at TOWER Super Challenge II (11 June 2002)
• Aiming to be on top down under (10 June 2002)
• Ponting excited after easy warm up win (9 June 2002)
• Hayden top scores in practice match (9 June 2002)
• Gilly welcomes Murali (8 June 2002)
• Late order hitting rescues Pakistan (8 June 2002)
• Younis bowls a maiden (7 June 2002)
• Western Warriors Squad 2002-03 (7 June 2002)
• Bushrangers announce squad (7 June 2002)
• Redbacks contract list (7 June 2002)
• Bracks government secures MCG redevelopment (6 June 2002)
• Noel Knight appointed assistant coach of Western Warriors (6 June 2002)
• WACA and QANTAS reach out into regional WA (6 June 2002)
• Transition arrangements for ICC Corporate Affairs Department (6 June 2002)
• Cascade Tasmanian Tigers 2002/2003 contracted players (6 June 2002)
• Shoaib v Lee - the rematch (5 June 2002)
• Bulls contract list confirmed (4 June 2002)
• ACB adds 16 umpires to new 2002-03 panels (4 June 2002)
• Peter McIntyre announces retirement (4 June 2002)
• Slats and Katich among Blues offered contracts (3 June 2002)
• Misbah-ul-Haq out of Pakistan squad (3 June 2002)
• McGrath back on top (3 June 2002)
• Shipperd named Bushrangers assistant (3 June 2002)
• Buchanan to lead national coaches' forum (3 June 2002)
• ICC Champions Trophy: Blazing sunshine, blistering cricket (2 June 2002)
• ACB reacts to the passing of Hansie Cronje (2 June 2002)
• ICC Champions Trophy: Blazing sunshine, blistering cricket (1 June 2002)