Cricket

A ball. A bat. Some wickets.

That is the Lord's gift of Cricket.

IT'S UN-AUSTRALIAN!

Tuesday, 15 January 2002

By kum

How dare they!
Australian authorities will ban the 'Mexican wave' during cricket matches at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and tougher alcohol restrictions placed on spectators at designated trouble areas.
Under the new plan, any person caught starting a 'Mexican wave' would be evicted from the ground.

XENOX NEWS CHALLENGE TO MCG CROWD

Thursday, 12 December 2002

By Correspondent

Let's make it to Number One!
The International Cricket Council has described the one-day cricket crowds at the Melbourne Cricket Ground as in the top three worldwide for worst behavior. Well here at Xenox News we pride ourselves on being true blue Aussies, and we support all things Australians do that place them in the category of worlds best practice. We want Australia to be number one in all things she does, especially when it involves sport. So we at Xenox News are throwing down a challenge to the spectators at next Sunday's one-day international between England and Australia: Let's go for number one!

Mauj announces the launch of color mobile game 'Ricky Ponting Cricket 2004'

Friday, 12 March 2004

By Submit_News

MAUJ , an international mobile content , information services, and technology company announced the launch of a new wireless java game called 'Ricky Ponting Cricket 2004'. This is the first ever mobile cricket game featuring one of the top cricket players in the world.

HOWARD'S CRICKETING GHOSTS

Friday, 24 September 2004

By Den1

The Australian federal election took a US style twist today with an old school friend of John Howard claiming the Prime Minister had lied about his cricketing past and would often avoid playing the game at school by "hiding in the girl's toilets".

ADAM GILCHRIST ROBS CHICKEN STORE

Wednesday, 10 November 2004

By Den1

Australian Test vice captain Adam Gilchrist could find himself the centre of a police investigation after a Bendigo chicken store was robbed of it takings on Saturday night with the only clue left behind being a mouldy old wicketkeeping glove.