News Archive: April 2002

• Statement by CyberNet, sponsor of speed gun used during New Zealand tour (30 April 2002)
• A worried Fleming has a job on his hands (29 April 2002)
• Growth in Internet cricket site continues at Shane Bond pace (29 April 2002)
• Itinerary for New Zealand tour of West Indies released (29 April 2002)
• PCB announces 15-man squad for first Test against New Zealand (28 April 2002)
• Shoaib Akhtar bowls a 161 kph ball during 3rd ODI against New Zealand (27 April 2002)
• Pakistan holds total sway (27 April 2002)
• Anti Corruption team to audit World Cup venues (26 April 2002)
• ICC targets bad language and behaviour to improve cricket's image (26 April 2002)
• Central Districts coaching position nearly decided (26 April 2002)
• Inconsistent Pakistan? (25 April 2002)
• Steve Bucknor closes in on world umpiring record (25 April 2002)
• Kiwis eye third place on ICC table in Pakistan v New Zealand Test series (25 April 2002)
• Waqar looks at at bowling options for Lahore (25 April 2002)
• Razzaq, Younis lead Pakistan to emphatic series win (24 April 2002)
• Statistical Survey: Pakistan v New Zealand ODI's (24 April 2002)
• Astle to come home after injuring knee (24 April 2002)
• Astle knee injury another crippling blow for New Zealand (24 April 2002)
• Steve Dunne retires as New Zealand's most experienced umpire (24 April 2002)
• Saeed Anwar's omission clear case of double standards (23 April 2002)
• Strict security to be enforced in Rawalpindi One-dayer (23 April 2002)
• Kiwis arrive in Shoaib's hometown (23 April 2002)
• CCA Indoor Centre taking shape (23 April 2002)
• Indoor centre on target for Canterbury Cricket (23 April 2002)
• Pressure on New Zealand women for places on tour (23 April 2002)
• TelstraClear White Ferns prepare to tour the Netherlands, Ireland and England (22 April 2002)
• Akhtar's dominance being reflected in statistics (22 April 2002)
• New Zealand in the hunt for a competitive edge (22 April 2002)
• Spearman scores century in opening county game (22 April 2002)
• Akhtar's pace, Youhana, Younis encore annihilates Black Caps (21 April 2002)
• Viswanath, Procter and Lloyd take charge for England series (19 April 2002)
• Pakistan victory in Sharjah headlines ICC Cricket World (19 April 2002)
• Slight improvement in one-day performances according to latest survey (19 April 2002)
• PCB names squad for New Zealand ODI series (18 April 2002)
• ICC introduces 'Tough but Fair' Disciplinary Code (18 April 2002)
• Pakistan inflict massive defeat on Sri Lanka (17 April 2002)
• Dwan Joins ICC Secondment Scheme from New Zealand Cricket (17 April 2002)
• Security for first one-day discussed (17 April 2002)
• Change of tour time could provide some new twists for Kiwis (17 April 2002)
• Vettori refreshed and ready for action (17 April 2002)
• Thessman and Schwass take CD honours (17 April 2002)
• ICC Appoint General Manager - Communications (16 April 2002)
• Pakistan take on Sri Lanka in final (16 April 2002)
• Vincent and Hart to join TelstraClear Black Caps in Pakistan (16 April 2002)
• Shane Bond back, and feeling good (16 April 2002)
• Corbin and Penn take Wellington's top awards (16 April 2002)
• New Zealand brushed aside with 18 overs to spare (15 April 2002)
• Lankans sail into the Sharjah Cup final (14 April 2002)
• PCB announces appointments of officials for New Zealand Tour to Pakistan (13 April 2002)
• $2-million jackpot for World Cup winners (13 April 2002)
• Pakistan come close but lose the thriller (12 April 2002)
• Record breaking One -Day action in ICC Cricket World (12 April 2002)
• Academy players past and present undergo scrutiny at Lincoln (12 April 2002)
• Pakistan too good for Black Caps (11 April 2002)
• Andre Adams caps great year with Auckland award (11 April 2002)
• Andre Adams is Auckland Cricketer of the Year 2001/02 (10 April 2002)
• Scott Styris takes out Northern Districts player of the year award (10 April 2002)
• Chance for New Zealand to address some issues in Sharjah (10 April 2002)
• Styris inspires New Zealand to thrilling victory at Sharjah (9 April 2002)
• PCB issues adjusted times for New Zealand tour to Pakistan (9 April 2002)
• Academy intake 2002 gets match play with TelstraClear Black Caps (9 April 2002)
• Walmsley Otago's cricketer of the year (9 April 2002)
• Summer to savour offers even brighter hope for the future (9 April 2002)
• Academy players provide match play for internationals (9 April 2002)
• Wellington Trust given May 31 deadline for Basin upgrade (8 April 2002)
• PCB announces officials for New Zealand series (6 April 2002)
• Sri Lanka given fright against Emirates side (6 April 2002)
• Dav Whatmore looks for positive intent in Sharjah (5 April 2002)
• Nathan Astle is National Bank Player of the Year 2001/02 (4 April 2002)
• Drawn series takes New Zealand into fourth place on ICC Test Championship (4 April 2002)
• ICC appoints Security Managers (4 April 2002)
• Latest ICC Test Championship Points Table (4 April 2002)
• Fascinating series left New Zealand with the greater positives (4 April 2002)
• Mathew Sinclair to replace Lou Vincent at Sharjah Cup (4 April 2002)
• Mathew Sinclair gets recall after Vincent withdraws (4 April 2002)
• Test Lights here to Stay! (3 April 2002)
• Patel retires from Central Districts coaching position (3 April 2002)
• Selection boss Hadlee gives his side a pass mark for the summer (3 April 2002)
• Parore gets his milestone just in time (3 April 2002)
• England will benefit from player development over the winter (3 April 2002)
• Fleming and New Zealand entitled to respect after stunning comeback win (3 April 2002)
• Vincent suffers rupture to airway but still expected to tour (2 April 2002)
• Kiwi hitmen give New Zealand the chance to tie Test series (2 April 2002)
• Tuffey's best sets up series-saving chance for New Zealand (2 April 2002)
• Georgiardis suspended (2 April 2002)
• Walker looking to improve his performance by being himself (1 April 2002)
• Lighting standard needs to be higher for Tests in New Zealand - Fleming (1 April 2002)
• New Zealand not prepared to concede series yet (1 April 2002)
• Drum to retire, Hart to 'keep and Walker to spin in NZ teams named today (1 April 2002)