Deluge threatens to halt Australia in its stride

Bulawayo: Australia's assault on a new world One-day International record is in danger of being swept away by torrential rain which has turned the Queen's Sports Club into a swamp.

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Deluge threatens to halt Australia in its stride

Bulawayo: Australia's assault on a new world One-day International record is in danger of being swept away by torrential rain which has turned the Queen's Sports Club into a swamp.

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Rain washes out Namibia-Kenya third One-dayer

Nairobi: Torrential rain washed out the third One-day cricket match and prevented Namibia from staging another remarkable run against Kenya on Wednesday.

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Lightning, hailstorm halt 2nd tri-series final

Sydney: Freak summer weather delayed play after New Zealand had reached 75 for five wickets in the 17th over against South Africa in the second match of the best-of- three final of the tri-nation series One-day competition. Dramatic lightning forced players

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Kiwis set South Africa 176 to win 2nd final

<p>Sydney: New Zealand was all out for 175 in the 42nd over against South Africa in the second One-day final of the tri-nation series at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday.<p>Each side was limited to a maximum of 46 overs after

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