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New Format for 2006 in India from the ICC
The
ICC Champions Trophy official site; news,
schedule, match coverage, teams, ....
Trophy detail from Cric-info, news, features, video highlights
scorecards
further coverage by BBC
Sport Cricket, 123 India
Cricket, Sport iAfrica,
CricketWeb
Team coverage
Australia,
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you need to know about the Champions Trophy from Rediff.com;
background and stats of previous competitions
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ICC Champions Trophy 2002
Mini-World Cup 2002 Sri-Lanka from
Rediff Cricket; teams, stats, match reports.
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International Series
Australian VB Series.
The Ashes
Recent
Series results from 123 India
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Australian VB Series |
International one-day cricket tournament held
in Australia during their summer months of December,
January and February. The name comes from the sponsors - VB beer. The teams
competing against Australia vary from year to year, with the top two
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VB
Series information and results from Cricket Australia
2006
match schedule from Australian Stadiums; Australia Sri Lanka and
South Africa
Coverage by CricInfo
Australia,
Sportal,
BBC Sport,
ABC Sport Cricket,
The Age-Cricket
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In Affectionate
Remembrance of English Cricket Which Died At The Oval on 29th August
1882
Deeply lamented by a large circle of sorrowing friends and acquaintances
R.I.P
NB: The body will be cremated, and the ashes taken to Australia.
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The 2006 Ashes
Series
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Radio and Audio Coverage
Radio Coverage 5 Live Sports Extra
Test Match Special
Audio articles and UK Radio;
Have your say
ABC2 Australian
coverage Scorecard
The Ashes
Series from Cric Info
334 Not
Out - the history of the Ashes matches between England and
Australia and much more-check it out!
2006 Schedule and travel
The Ashes Series
history and background from Wikipedia
Australian Coverage
Cricket Australia The Official
site of Australian Cricket; news, audio and scorecards
Australia
by Crickinfo ABC Sport,
The Age,
The Australian,
Adelaide
Advertiser,
Sydney
Morning Herald,
The West
Australian,
England Coverage
England and Wales Cricket Board
covers the series
BBC Sport,
Sporting Life,
The Big Project,
Guardian Sport,
Times
Online
Daily mail, The
Independent,
Telegraph Sport
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Women's Ashes Cricket
Australia v England |
Ownership of the women's Ashes has fluctuated
over the years. England held them Ashes for twenty-one years from 1963;
Australia reclaimed them in 1984-85 and held them for twenty years.
2005 was England's turn. |
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2005 Coverage by:
Cricket Woman,
BBC Sport, Australian
Southern Stars, Cric Info,
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Women's World Cup
The eighth World Cup since 1977
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March 22 - 10 April 2005 in South
Africa; 120 women from eight countries. Each team plays each other, with the
top four teams go through to the semi-finals. The top placed team meets the
fourth placed team, and the second placed plays the third placed side for
the place in the finals in Supersport Park, Pretoria
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Cricinfo has the widest coverage with
Live Scores, bulletins, squads, stats,
history
Cricbd
International cricket site includes articles, player profiles
and statistics, Test and ODI scorecards, message board, and news about
cricket, Bangladesh and beyond. Also provides a collection of essays and
short stories and a book written by Omar Chowdhury.
Skoolmania has highlights of all current
cricket matches highlights and other featured cricket videos
ICC
presentation
fixtures, previous winners
Cricket Woman
presents the latest news, background, the teams and discussion - get
involved!
South Africa Cricket Board
English Cricket
Board
Coverage by
BBC Sport with UK bias,
That's Cricket,# World
Wide Cricket
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Official National Sites |
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Australia |
Bangladesh |
MCC |
Indian
Cricket |
New Zealand |
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Pakistan |
South Africa |
Sri Lanka # |
West Indies |
Zimbabwe
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Australia |
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Australian State Sites |
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New South
Wales Blues |
Queensland
Bulls |
Southern
Redbacks |
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Tasmanian
Tigers |
Victoria Bushrangers |
Western
Warriors
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SACA The South Australian Cricket Association
promotes and develops the game of cricket in South Australia and is the home
to the
West End Redbacks - South Australia’s
first-class cricket team.
Links to Grade Cricket clubs. The SACA
also runs Adelaide Oval covering other sports, concerts etc.
Northern
Territory Cricket Association events, Associations and clubs , junior cricket,.
umpiring
Western Australia - 'Not
Out'. Competitions, results, WA
clubs,
coaching, umpiring
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A.N.T.S.
Cricket Links a first stop for cricket club sites in Australia and
around the world
Women's Cricket Australia.
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New Zealand
Cricket official Site; International and
domestic scoreboards, Black Caps, White ferns, news and stories,
archived news etc
Player development
New Zealand
Cricket from
CricketWeb
New Zealand Domestic Cricket from World-Wide Cricket
Cricket reporting
from: ABC Sport,
Annova,
CricInfo,
Cricmania,
New Zealand Herald,
Stuff
New Zealand Cricket Grounds from
CricketWeb
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Grassroots Cricket in new Zealand |
A '
player development pathway' has been set up as a guide for best
practice in schools and clubs,
with 5 steps in the player development pathway that
allow young cricketers to progressively acquire the skills and
values of the game and to make the transition through youth to
adult cricket. |
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Have-a-go Cricket - Step 1 for 5 to 8 years; coaching manuals are
distributed free to primary schools and schools participating are
given support by visiting personel. Coaching CD Roms are also
available
Kiwi Cricket- Step 2 for 7 to 10 years; they have similar
resources as Step 1, to play the game at a higher level. Information
booklet available.
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New Zealand Provincial
Cricket |
Six
major associations are responsible for managing and developing
cricket in New Zealand. |
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Aukland Cricket
Association
responsible for developing and managing and
developing the game of cricket within the wider Auckland region
from Orewa to Papatoetoe;
teams, development,
links
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England
from the English Cricket Board; information about the team,
players, competitions
CricInfo coverage; news, competitions, players,
Tour Calendar, newsletter
See Newspaper coverage
Barmy Army Cricket Page Dedicated to the
English cricket team, this page features player profiles, test match results from the last
ten
Test matches
Twenty20 Ashes England V
Australia
The squad
England Cricket the latest news,
fixtures and results, teams of International and County sides and an active
Forum |
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Official UK County
Sites
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Derbyshire |
Durham
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Essex |
Glamorgan |
Gloucestershire |
Hampshire |
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Kent |
Lancashire |
Leicestershire |
Middlesex |
Northamptonshire |
Nottinghamshire |
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Somerset |
Surrey |
Sussex |
Warwickshire |
Worcestershire
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Yorkshire |
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County Championship |
Divided into 2 Divisions,
with bottom 2 teams of the First Division changing with the
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Points are scored for win, tie and
draw but also bonus points are awarded for bowling and batting - See
Wikipedia |
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Background
from Wikipedia; history, points system, standings, past winners
County
Cricket from Cricinfo;
news items,
fixtures, scores, co,mpetitions...
County Championship from ECB; match reports, news, teams info
Sponsors
Liverpool Victoria
This is Cricket covers UK county cricket; teams.
Tables
Coverage by
BBC Sport Sporting
Life
County
Cricket Clubs Forums dedicated to County clubs
On the Circuit
blog, covering the English County Scene
Fan Zone
profile for all the cricket grounds in the UK, ranging from Trent
Bridge to Lords.
County Teams from World-Wide Cricket
UK Counties
from Sporting Life; reports, fixtures and squads
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County Competitions |
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Pro 40 |
A new format for a limited over County
Cricket introduced in the UK in
2007, with Day-Night matches. This takes
over from the previous 45-over Totesport League.
It consists of two Divisions. More
details from ECB
including full
playing conditions
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C&G Trophy |
A knock-out one day cricket
competition in which the minor counties and two or three other
teams such as Ireland join with the first class counties.
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