Sri Lanka prevail despite late fright
Sri Lanka, easily the best side of the Morocco Cup 2002, were given a fright by Mark Boucher and Boeta Dippenaar in a remarkable stand of 101, retrieving the situation from 91 for 6 to 192 for seven
21-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar
Jayasuriya 50/50 for ICC Champions Trophy
Sri Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya has a 50/50 chance of playing in the ICC Champions Trophy after dislocating his shoulder during his side's 27-run victory against South Africa in the Morocco Cup 2002 final
21-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin
Sri Lanka firm favourites on spinner friendly surface
Despite captain Sanath Jayasuriya's comments to the contrary, Sri Lanka remain firm favourites to win the final of the Morocco Cup 2002 on Wednesday
20-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin
A lot to think about for Pakistan
Pakistani cricket fans received a rude shock on Sunday, when Pakistan crashed out of the Morocco Cup 2002
19-Aug-2002•Taha Noor
Sri Lanka win with consummate ease
TANGIER-With three innings of substance from the first four top order
batsmen, Sri Lanka marched to their third win in four games with
consummate ease, reaching the target with six wickets to spare and eight
of the regulation 50 overs remaining
19-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar
Proteas pulverize Pakistan's final dream
TANGIERS-It went down the wire, but it was South Africa who held their nerve to defend a most modest total of 196, in the end winning by eight runs, with nine deliveries remaining unconsumed
18-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar
Sri Lanka bowl over Pakistan
TANGIERS-Chasing a modest Sri Lanka total of 242, Pakistan got off to a
disastrous start and never recovered
17-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar
Pakistan v Sri Lanka: Crucial encounter in fight for survival
As the second part of the double-league in this inaugural Morocco Cup 2002 commences here, things are intriguingly poised
16-Aug-2002•Agha Akbar
South Africa too professional for Pakistan
Herschelle Gibbs scored his seventh career century as South Africa outclassed Pakistan by 54 runs in the first match of the Morocco Cup Monday
13-Aug-2002•Samiul Hasan
Sri Lanka hope to avoid Pakistani backlash
Sri Lanka hope to avoid a Pakistani backlash in their first
outing at Tangiers on Wednesday after Waqar Younis's side lost by
54 runs in the opening match of the Morocco Cup
13-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin
Tangiers Cricket Stadium: a new chapter in a construction tycoon's dream
The world's newest international cricket venue, the 141st to
stage one-day cricket, will be unveiled on Monday in a most
unlikely location, at Tangiers in French-speaking northern
Africa
11-Aug-2002•Charlie Austin
CBFS and FRMC announce Morocco Cup 2002 beneficiaries
Media Release: FRMC, Morocco
06-Aug-2002•Media Release
Looking ahead to the Morocco Cup 2002
Article: Preview Morocco Cup 2002, PCB
28-Jul-2002•Taha Noor
PCB announces 19 players for Morocco Cup training camp
Media Release: PCB
07-Jul-2002•Pakiistan Cricket Board
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