News Archive: July 2002

• Injury surveillance to be part of NZ cricket summer (31 July 2002)
• Hayward takes on Canterbury coaching director's position (31 July 2002)
• The 'Test' that started it all for New Zealand (29 July 2002)
• David Kelly moves north for new season (29 July 2002)
• South African tour veteran of 1953/54 dies (26 July 2002)
• International cricket academies to contest round-robin series in Townsville (25 July 2002)
• Auckland's O'Donnell gears up for next phase of coaching career (25 July 2002)
• Kenya agree to replace Kiwis (23 July 2002)
• Early chance for up and coming players in Townsville (23 July 2002)
• Brendon McCullum takes Darwin by storm (23 July 2002)
• O'Connor's recovery shaping well for new season (23 July 2002)
• Vic Pollard back in the middle - but for politics not sport (22 July 2002)
• Turf manager's move means Dunedin's loss is Auckland's gain (22 July 2002)
• NZ women attack record books on successful European tour (21 July 2002)
• New Zealand win tri-series in convincing style (20 July 2002)
• New Zealand take women's tri-series final (20 July 2002)
• New Zealand snubs PCB, declines to play in Kenya (19 July 2002)
• New Zealand never agreed in principle to Kenya - Snedden (19 July 2002)
• New Zealand women respond well when pressure goes on (18 July 2002)
• New Zealand qualify in style for women's final (17 July 2002)
• Horsley returns home to Northern Districts base (16 July 2002)
• England To Play New Zealand for Place in Final (15 July 2002)
• Aberhart reflects on a first season to remember (15 July 2002)
• ICC and Emirates Airline sign partnership for Elite Panels of Umpires and Referees (12 July 2002)
• Test Captains gather for ICC `State of the Game' meeting at Lord's (12 July 2002)
• Women overcome tricky conditions for outstanding win (12 July 2002)
• Records threatened as rampant NZ women rout Indians (11 July 2002)
• As a critic once said: 'You cannot be serious!' (11 July 2002)
• New Zealand Cricket appoints new Public Affairs Manager (11 July 2002)
• Clare Taylor reaches century of wickets as England beat India (10 July 2002)
• Simon Doull plying his trade in the Netherlands (10 July 2002)
• New Zealand Cricket yet to receive tri-series invitation (10 July 2002)
• New Zealand in the dark about Pakistan tri-series plans (10 July 2002)
• Queenstown and Otago keen to make most of ODI (9 July 2002)
• New Zealand Cricket announces Indian tour itinerary and a series of firsts (9 July 2002)
• Why not a New Zealand six-hitting derby? (9 July 2002)
• India to play a Max international in New Zealand (9 July 2002)
• Basin upgrade promised while NZC take more control of venues (9 July 2002)
• Queenstown joins New Zealand's international venues (9 July 2002)
• New Zealand women complete pre-tournament clean sweep (7 July 2002)
• A case of sledging and abuse of an umpire lost in antiquity (5 July 2002)
• ICC Annual Report highlights year of dramatic change (4 July 2002)
• New Zealand strengthen third place with historic Windies win (4 July 2002)
• Dean Jones keen to make mark in coaching field (4 July 2002)
• New Zealand beat Ireland by eight wickets (4 July 2002)
• Fleming picks up more captaincy milestones (3 July 2002)
• Admirable recovery capped historic series - Snedden (3 July 2002)
• That's the history-making out of the way, now for the consistency (3 July 2002)
• Ehsan Mani confirmed as ICC Vice President (2 July 2002)
• Dominant TelstraClear White Ferns beaten by rain in Dublin (2 July 2002)
• A life in cricket makes Philpott's views relevant (2 July 2002)
• A tour that helped to start it all for New Zealand (2 July 2002)
• Shane Bond to play county cricket (2 July 2002)
• Warwickshire sign Kiwi pace man (2 July 2002)
• Rain ruins first New Zealand-Ireland match (2 July 2002)
• New Zealand's Bond is Warwickshire bound (2 July 2002)
• Hannah Lloyd and Isa Guha called into England women's squad (1 July 2002)
• Reduction in Hawke Cup challenges likely (1 July 2002)
• Jeff Freeman is new Northern Districts chairman (1 July 2002)
• The test is now of New Zealand's resolve (1 July 2002)