Bangladesh made 124 from 30.1 overs. Kapali made 32 and Mortaza, 28.
Vaas took the last wicket to finish with 6/25 from 9.1 overs and Murali took 3/25 from 10.
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Stunned officials confirmed Vaas' remarkable sequence was the first hat-trick off the opening three balls in a one-day international, and another record to add to the 28-year-old's growing list.
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Stunned officials confirmed Vaas' remarkable sequence was the first hat-trick off the opening three balls in a one-day international, and another record to add to the 28-year-old's growing list.
Symonds picked on potential for the fifth year running
Skill is successfully walking a tightrope over Niagara Falls. Intelligence is not trying.
Essendon 2000 premiers
2001 runners up
2002 fifth
2003 ????
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1950 ODIs have been played. These are the hat-tricks:
Jalal-ud-Din Pakistan v Australia Hyderabad(P) 20/09/1982
RW Marsh bowled; B Yardley c Wasim Bari; GF Lawson bowled
BA Reid Australia v New Zealand Sydney 29/01/1986
B Blair c G Matthews; E McSweeney c A Border; S Gillespie bowled
C Sharma India v New Zealand Nagpur 31/10/1987
KR Rutherford bowled; IDS Smith bowled; EJ Chatfield bowled
Wasim Akram Pakistan v West Indies Sharjah 14/10/1989
PJL Dujon bowled; MD Marshall bowled; CEL Ambrose bowled
Wasim Akram Pakistan v Australia Sharjah 04/05/1990
MG Hughes bowled; CG Rackemann bowled; TM Alderman bowled
Kapil Dev India v Sri Lanka Calcutta 04/01/1991
R Mahanama c K More; R Ratnayake lbw; S Jayasuirya c S Manjrekar
Aaqib Javed Pakistan v India Sharjah 25/10/1991
RJ Shastri lbw; M Azharuddin lbw; SR Tendulkar lbw
DK Morrison New Zealand v India Napier 25/03/1994
Kapil Dev bowled; SA Ankola bowled; NR Mongia bowled
Waqar Younis Pakistan v New Zealand East London 19/12/1994
CZ Harris bowled; C Pringle bowled; RP de Groen bowled
Saqlain Mushtaq Pakistan v Zimbabwe Peshawar 03/04/1996
G Flower c M Khan; J Rennie c M Khan; AR Whittall c S Malik
EA Brandes Zimbabwe v England Harare 03/01/1997
NV Knight c A Flower; JP Crawley lbw; N Hussain c A Flower
AM Stuart Australia v Pakistan Melbourne 16/01/1997
I Ahmed c IA Healy; M Wasim c IA Healy; M Khan c MA Taylor
Saqlain Mushtaq Pakistan v Zimbabwe The Oval 11/06/1999
HK Olonga st Moin Khan; AG Huckle st Moin Khan; M Mbangwa lbw
WPUJC Vaas Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Colombo (SSC) 08/12/2001
SV Carlisle c ASA Perera; CB Wishart lbw; T Taibu lbw
Mohammad Sami Pakistan v West Indies Sharjah 15/02/2002
RD Jacobs lbw; CD Collymore bowled; CE Cuffy bowled
WPUJC Vaas Bangladesh v Sri Lanka Pietermaritzburg 14/02/2003
H Sarkar bowled; M Ashraful ct & bowled; E Haque c Jayawardene
Wasim Akram, Saqlain Mushtaq and Chaminda Vaas have each done it twice.
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Jalal-ud-Din Pakistan v Australia Hyderabad(P) 20/09/1982
RW Marsh bowled; B Yardley c Wasim Bari; GF Lawson bowled
BA Reid Australia v New Zealand Sydney 29/01/1986
B Blair c G Matthews; E McSweeney c A Border; S Gillespie bowled
C Sharma India v New Zealand Nagpur 31/10/1987
KR Rutherford bowled; IDS Smith bowled; EJ Chatfield bowled
Wasim Akram Pakistan v West Indies Sharjah 14/10/1989
PJL Dujon bowled; MD Marshall bowled; CEL Ambrose bowled
Wasim Akram Pakistan v Australia Sharjah 04/05/1990
MG Hughes bowled; CG Rackemann bowled; TM Alderman bowled
Kapil Dev India v Sri Lanka Calcutta 04/01/1991
R Mahanama c K More; R Ratnayake lbw; S Jayasuirya c S Manjrekar
Aaqib Javed Pakistan v India Sharjah 25/10/1991
RJ Shastri lbw; M Azharuddin lbw; SR Tendulkar lbw
DK Morrison New Zealand v India Napier 25/03/1994
Kapil Dev bowled; SA Ankola bowled; NR Mongia bowled
Waqar Younis Pakistan v New Zealand East London 19/12/1994
CZ Harris bowled; C Pringle bowled; RP de Groen bowled
Saqlain Mushtaq Pakistan v Zimbabwe Peshawar 03/04/1996
G Flower c M Khan; J Rennie c M Khan; AR Whittall c S Malik
EA Brandes Zimbabwe v England Harare 03/01/1997
NV Knight c A Flower; JP Crawley lbw; N Hussain c A Flower
AM Stuart Australia v Pakistan Melbourne 16/01/1997
I Ahmed c IA Healy; M Wasim c IA Healy; M Khan c MA Taylor
Saqlain Mushtaq Pakistan v Zimbabwe The Oval 11/06/1999
HK Olonga st Moin Khan; AG Huckle st Moin Khan; M Mbangwa lbw
WPUJC Vaas Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Colombo (SSC) 08/12/2001
SV Carlisle c ASA Perera; CB Wishart lbw; T Taibu lbw
Mohammad Sami Pakistan v West Indies Sharjah 15/02/2002
RD Jacobs lbw; CD Collymore bowled; CE Cuffy bowled
WPUJC Vaas Bangladesh v Sri Lanka Pietermaritzburg 14/02/2003
H Sarkar bowled; M Ashraful ct & bowled; E Haque c Jayawardene
Wasim Akram, Saqlain Mushtaq and Chaminda Vaas have each done it twice.
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Its the turbanator versus the aussies again tonight
Ponting stats as in Herald Sun
In the 3 test match series 17 runs in 3 tests at an average of 3.4 runs an innings.
Tonights game should be a ripper as McGrath normally lifts for the big occassion games
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Ponting stats as in Herald Sun
In the 3 test match series 17 runs in 3 tests at an average of 3.4 runs an innings.
Tonights game should be a ripper as McGrath normally lifts for the big occassion games
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ICC awards controversial World Cup match to Zimbabwe
Stephen Lamb - 15 February 2003
The International Cricket Council has ruled against switching England's World Cup match against Zimbabwe away from Harare.
The World Cup technical committee has awarded four points to Zimbabwe, deeming that effectively England have lost the game. The England and Wales Cricket Board must decide this morning whether to appeal against the decision.
The committee ruled that the venue was safe despite the team's security concerns.
"It's a decision that gives the committee no pleasure," said the ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed.
"I don't expect a quick resolution, not before May or June and certainly not before the end of the World Cup.
"An appeal would be the end of the process. If they (the ECB) wanted to bring it to a civil court they could do but that it is not something that concerns us."
ECB chief executive Tim Lamb said: "No decision has yet been made as to whether to lodge an appeal. This is a very important decision for us and we need to go and discuss this matter seriously."
The committee met yesterday afternoon to discuss the controversial fixture, which was originally scheduled to take place on February 13.
The match was called off by the ICC following weeks of wrangling with the ECB, who wanted to move the Group A game to South Africa because of safety concerns about playing in strife-torn Zimbabwe.
Today's decision means that England face a huge task to reach the second round of the tournament, after losing points from a match they were expected to win.
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Stephen Lamb - 15 February 2003
The International Cricket Council has ruled against switching England's World Cup match against Zimbabwe away from Harare.
The World Cup technical committee has awarded four points to Zimbabwe, deeming that effectively England have lost the game. The England and Wales Cricket Board must decide this morning whether to appeal against the decision.
The committee ruled that the venue was safe despite the team's security concerns.
"It's a decision that gives the committee no pleasure," said the ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed.
"I don't expect a quick resolution, not before May or June and certainly not before the end of the World Cup.
"An appeal would be the end of the process. If they (the ECB) wanted to bring it to a civil court they could do but that it is not something that concerns us."
ECB chief executive Tim Lamb said: "No decision has yet been made as to whether to lodge an appeal. This is a very important decision for us and we need to go and discuss this matter seriously."
The committee met yesterday afternoon to discuss the controversial fixture, which was originally scheduled to take place on February 13.
The match was called off by the ICC following weeks of wrangling with the ECB, who wanted to move the Group A game to South Africa because of safety concerns about playing in strife-torn Zimbabwe.
Today's decision means that England face a huge task to reach the second round of the tournament, after losing points from a match they were expected to win.
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Australia have taken a slight risk by going into game with a top heavy batting line up. However with Sherwag, Ganguly and Dravid back in the pavillion maybe the plan will pay off. Personally i would have played Ian Harvey.
Singh has just been given out.....lol lol
Tendulkar however still remains
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Singh has just been given out.....lol lol
Tendulkar however still remains
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Well the tour of New Zealand did India no favours. Worst possible lead up.
Gilesspie is a dead set legend. Gives it everything and is a superb bowler.
Didnt see the Tendulkar LBW. Was it a good decision ?
Its a pity that Indias batting isnt up to par at the moment. It would be a long time since they have made 250 in a one day match. Im thinking at least 8 matches ago...
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Gilesspie is a dead set legend. Gives it everything and is a superb bowler.
Didnt see the Tendulkar LBW. Was it a good decision ?
Its a pity that Indias batting isnt up to par at the moment. It would be a long time since they have made 250 in a one day match. Im thinking at least 8 matches ago...
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Dizzy is the most under rated bowler in world cricket. Most of the attention is on Warne and McGrath. The only thing that has held Gilesspie back has been injuries 
I actually enjoy watching India bowl as Srinath and Khan are not the worst opening bowling combination. Singh and Kumble are useful bowlers as well. Pity they are defending such a small total.
The top order Indian batsman except for the little master should be ashamed of themselves.
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I actually enjoy watching India bowl as Srinath and Khan are not the worst opening bowling combination. Singh and Kumble are useful bowlers as well. Pity they are defending such a small total.
The top order Indian batsman except for the little master should be ashamed of themselves.
jlc
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