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Back, left to right: Mike Walsh (Assistant Manager/Cricket Analyst), Errol Alcott (Physiotherapist), Darren Lehmann, Damien Martyn, Brad Williams, Brett Lee, Andrew Bichel, Nathan Hauritz, Reg Dickason (Security Consultant), Jock Campbell (Physical Performance Manager), Lucy Frostick (Team Massage Therapist). Front, left to right: Matthew Hayden, Justin Langer, Glenn McGrath, John Buchanan (Coach), Stephen Waugh (Captain), Adam Gilchrist (Vice-captain), Stephen Bernard (Team Manager), Mark Waugh, Shane Warne, Ricky Ponting. TRAVELEX TOUR AGAINST PAKISTAN IN SRI LANKA AND THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, 2002 Australia made light of uncomfortable conditions to beat an inexperienced Pakistani side in a three-Test series that took place in Sri Lanka and Sharjah. The series was played in neutral countries after Cricket Australia declined to send the tour party to Pakistan following information received from the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Australian High Commissioner in Pakistan. Indications were that the safety and security of the players and officials would be compromised if they undertook the trip, but with Cricket Australia still keen to play the series to fulfil commitments under the International Cricket Council’s future tour program, the Pakistan Cricket Board agreed to stage the matches elsewhere. The new venues still presented problems. The scene of the first Test was Colombo, which was just moving into a period of rainy weather, while the opposite was true of the venue for the second and third matches, the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates. There, the temperature on the field exceeded 40 degrees Celsius, some of the worst conditions most of the players had ever encountered. Despite these difficulties, however, it was Australia that adapted best and, in the face of the high levels of determination shown by Stephen Waugh and his men, the Pakistan side, without many of its more experienced players, crumpled. After a keenly fought first match, the second Test finished inside two days with Pakistan bowled out for 59 and 53, its two lowest scores in Test history, and Australia completed the 3-0 success with a three-day win. That match saw Glenn McGrath claim his 400th Test wicket in his 87th match when he trapped Pakistan captain Waqar Younis leg before wicket. McGrath became the second Australian player to reach the mark after Shane Warne. 67 Warne was a key figure in Australia’s success taking 27 wickets in the series including 11 in the first match in Sri Lanka, as Pakistan fought back after conceding a first innings lead of 188. With McGrath taking 14 wickets in the series, the duo ensured there was little respite for Pakistan when they batted. Ricky Ponting confirmed his growing reputation by finishing as the leading run-scorer on either side with 342 runs, including two hundreds. Matthew Hayden also continued his prolific form with 246 runs and captain Waugh, who played his 150th Test in the second match of the series, finished the tour with his first hundred at the highest level since March 2001, an innings that confirmed his place in the side for the upcoming Ashes series. Stephen’s brother Mark, by contrast, made his final international appearance in the third Test. When he returned home he was told he would not be selected for the first Test against England and promptly announced his retirement from international cricket. Mark finished with 8029 runs at an average of 41.81 from 128 Tests including 20 hundreds as well as 59 wickets and the record for most catches by an outfielder in Test history – 181. In one-day international cricket he made 8500 runs at 39.35 including 18 hundreds (record totals for an Australian player), took 85 wickets and held 108 catches. Australia made just one change in personnel through the series with Andrew Bichel replacing Jason Gillespie for the second and third Tests after the latter sustained a calf injury. Brad Williams, the Western Australian fast-bowler, joined the squad as a result. T ravelex Tour against Pakistan in Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates, 2002
T ravelex Tour against Pakistan in Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates, 2002 FIRST TEST At P.Saravanamuttu Stadium, Colombo, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 October 2002: Australia won by 41 runs; Toss: Australia; Close of play: First day, Australia (1) five for 330 (Martyn 6, Gilchrist 1); Second day, Pakistan (1) five for 210 (Faisal Iqbal 78, Rashid Latif 30); Third day, Australia (2) all out 127; Fourth day, Pakistan (2) three for 179 (Younis Khan 32, Misbah-ul-Haq 4); Umpires: SA Bucknor and S Venkataraghavan; TV Umpire: Aleem Dar; Referee: CH Lloyd; Man of Match: SK Warne. AUSTRALIA JL Langer c Rashid Latif b Abdur Razzaq 72 – c Taufeeq b Saqlain Mushtaq 25 ML Hayden c Imran Nazir b Waqar Younis 4 – c Taufeeq b Saqlain Mushtaq 34 RT Ponting c Younis Khan b Waqar Younis 141 – b Shoaib Akhtar 7 ME Waugh c and b Saqlain Mushtaq 55 – b Shoaib Akhtar 0 *SR Waugh c Younis Khan b Saqlain Mushtaq 31 – lbw b Shoaib Akhtar 0 DR Martyn c Younis Khan b Saqlain Mushtaq 67 – c Imran b Saqlain Mushtaq 20 +AC. Gilchrist not out 66 – b Shoaib Akhtar 5 SK Warne c Faisal Iqbal b Shoaib Akhtar 0 – lbw b Shoaib Akhtar 0 B Lee b Shoaib Akhtar 2 – c Misbah-ul-Haq b Saqlain Mushtaq 12 JN Gillespie lbw b Shoaib Akhtar 0 – lbw b Mohammad Sami 1 GD McGrath lbw b Saqlain Mushtaq 4 – not out 5 B 4, l-b 16, n-b 5 25 – B 4, l-b 12, n-b 2 18 (116.5 overs, 554 mins) 467 (39.5 overs, 200 mins) 127 Fall: 5 188 272 302 329 457 458 462 462 467 Fall: 61 74 74 74 74 85 89 107 112 127 Bowling: First Innings - Waqar Younis 16-2-86-2; Shoaib Akhtar 21-5-51-3; Mohammad Sami 20-3-93-0; Abdur Razzaq 17-0-78-1; Saqlain Mushtaq 40.5-6-136-4; Taufeeq Umar 2-1-3-0. Second Innings - Waqar Younis 8-1-23-0; Shoaib Akhtar 8-2-21-5; Saqlain Mushtaq 15.5-0-46-4; Taufeeq Umar 2-0-8-0; Mohammad Sami 6-0-13-1. SECOND TEST PAKISTAN Imran Nazir c Warne b McGrath 0 – c Gilchrist b Warne 16 Taufeeq Umar b Lee 0 – run out (Ponting/McGrath) 0 Abdur Razzaq c Martyn b Warne 21 – retired hurt 4 Younis Khan c Bichel b McGrath 5 – lbw b McGrath 0 Misbah-ul-Haq c ME Waugh b Bichel 2 – c SR Waugh b Bichel 12 Faisal Iqbal lbw b Warne 4 – c ME Waugh b Warne 7 +Rashid Latif not out 4 – c ME Waugh b Bichel 0 Saqlain Mushtaq lbw b Warne 0 – c Warne b Lee 9 Shoaib Akhtar c Gilchrist b Bichel 1 – c SR Waugh b Warne 2 *Waqar Younis lbw b Warne 0 – lbw b Warne 0 Danish Kaneria b Lee 8 – not out 1 B 8, l-b 2, n-b 4 14 – N-b 2 2 (31.5 overs, 148 mins) 59 (24.5 overs, 121 mins)(9 wkts dec) 53 Fall: 0 1 8 23 41 46 46 49 50 59 Fall: 0 13 32 34 36 50 52 52 53 Bowling: First Innings - McGrath 7-4-10-2; Lee 7.5-1-15-2; Bichel 6-2-13-2; Warne 11-4- 11-4. Second Innings - McGrath 6-2-5-1; Lee 5-2-16-1; Bichel 7-1-19-2; Warne 6.5-2-13-4. THIRD TEST AUSTRALIA JL Langer b Waqar Younis 4 ML Hayden c Faisal Iqbal b Saqlain Mushtaq 89 RT Ponting b Waqar Younis 150 ME Waugh c Rashid Latif b Saqlain Mushtaq 23 *SR Waugh not out 103 DR Martyn lbw b Waqar Younis 0 +AC Gilchrist c Rashid Latif b Danish Kaneria 34 SK Warne lbw b Danish Kaneria 11 B Lee run out (Misbah-ul-Haq/Latif) 1 AJ Bichel c Taufeeq Umar b Danish Kaneria 9 GD McGrath c Rashid Latif b Waqar Younis 3 B 4, l-b 10, n-b 3 17 (128.3 overs, 582 mins) 444 Fall: 4 188 233 308 308 363 403 404 418 444 Bowling: First Innings - Waqar Younis 17.3-5-55-4; Mohammad Sami 28-6-81-0; Saqlain Mushtaq 45-5-159-2; Danish Kaneria 36-8-128-3; Taufeeq Umar 2-0-7-0. 68 PAKISTAN Imran Nazir lbw b McGrath 0 – c McGrath b Warne 40 Taufeeq Umar c Ponting b Gillespie 0 – c ME Waugh b Lee 88 Abdur Razzaq c Gilchrist b Warne 11 – lbw b Warne 4 Younis Khan c Langer b Lee 58 – lbw b Warne 51 Misbah-ul-Haq c ME Waugh b Warne 17 – c SR Waugh b Warne 10 Faisal Iqbal c ME Waugh b Warne 83 – c Ponting b McGrath 39 +Rashid Latif c Martyn b Warne 66 – c Gilchrist b Gillespie 11 Saqlain Mushtaq lbw b Warne 1 – c SR Waugh b McGrath 1 *Waqar Younis lbw b Warne 14 – c Gilchrist b Gillespie 1 Shoaib Akhtar c McGrath b Warne 5 – lbw b McGrath 6 Mohammad Sami not out 0 – not out 6 B 7, l-b 14, n-b 3 24 – B 3, l-b 6, n-b 8 17 (65.3 overs, 290 mins) 279 (94.2 overs, 452 mins) 274 Fall: 2 4 45 75 116 219 239 267 274 279 Fall: 91 117 173 187 230 248 251 252 259 274 Bowling: First Innings - McGrath 15-3-40-1; Gillespie 12-2-55-1; Lee 11-3-49-1; Warne 24.3-7-94-7; ME Waugh 3-0-20-0. Second Innings - McGrath 24.2-12-38-3; Gillespie 23.3- 8-62-2; Lee 14-1-63-1; Warne 30.3-3-94-4; ME Waugh 2-1-8-0. At Sharjah CA Stadium, Sharjah, 11, 12 October 2002: Australia won by an innings and 198 runs; Toss: Pakistan; Close of play: First day, Australia (1) four for 191 (Hayden 74, Martyn 19); Umpires: SA Bucknor and S Venkataraghavan; TV Umpire: Nadeem Ghauri; Referee: CH Lloyd; Man of Match: ML Hayden. AUSTRALIA JL Langer run out (Danish Kaneria) 37 ML Hayden c Imran Nazir b Saqlain Mushtaq 119 RT Ponting lbw b Danish Kaneria 44 ME Waugh lbw b Saqlain Mushtaq 2 *SR Waugh c (sub) Imran Farhat b Saqlain Mushtaq 0 DR Martyn c Taufeeq Umar b Abdur Razzaq 34 +AC Gilchrist c Taufeeq Umar b Shoaib Akhtar 17 SK Warne c Younis Khan b Saqlain Mushtaq 19 B Lee lbw b Abdur Razzaq 12 AJ Bichel not out 2 GD McGrath lbw b Abdur Razzaq 0 B 15, l-b 7, n-b 2 24 (92.1 overs, 310 mins) 310 Fall: 55 145 148 148 224 252 285 304 310 310 Bowling: Waqar Younis 8-2-25-0; Shoaib Akhtar 14-3-42-1; Danish Kaneria 26-2-116-1; Abdur Razzaq 10.1-3-22-3; Saqlain Mushtaq 34-2-83-4. At Sharjah CA Stadium, Sharjah, 19, 20, 21, 22 October 2002: Australia won by an innings and 20 runs; Toss: Australia; Close of play: First day, Australia (1) three for 293 (Ponting 142, SR Waugh 33); Second day, Pakistan (1) six for 163 (Hasan Raza 37, Saqlain Mushtaq 27); Third day, Pakistan (2) eight for 176 (Hasan Raza 56, Mohammad Sami 12); Umpires: SA Bucknor and S Venkataraghavan; TV Umpire: Asad Rauf; Referee: CH Lloyd; Man of Match: RT Ponting; Man of the Series: SK Warne. PAKISTAN Taufeeq Umar lbw b McGrath 5 – c Gilchrist b McGrath 1 Imran Farhat lbw b Warne 29 – c Gilchrist b Bichel 18 Younis Khan c Gilchrist b McGrath 5 – lbw b McGrath 4 Faisal Iqbal c Gilchrist b Warne 9 – run out (sub) NM Hauritz 2 Misbah-ul-Haq lbw b Bichel 11 – lbw b Warne 17 Hasan Raza not out 54 – c Gilchrist b Bichel 68 +Rashid Latif c ME Waugh b Warne 17 – lbw b Warne 17 Saqlain Mushtaq b McGrath 44 – lbw b Warne 10 *Waqar Younis lbw b McGrath 6 – c ME Waugh b McGrath 24 Mohammad Sami lbw b Warne 0 – c Martyn b Bichel 22 Danish Kaneria st Gilchrist b Warne 15 – not out 2 B 3, l-b 10, w 2, n-b 11 26 – L-b 9, n-b 9 18 (71.1 overs, 327 mins) 221 (67.2 overs, 331 mins) 203 Fall: 22 50 50 70 76 100 191 198 199 221 Fall: 6 12 18 30 58 86 102 157 197 203 Bowling: First Innings - McGrath 16-4-41-4; Lee 11-1-47-0; Warne 30.1-10-74-5; Bichel 9-0-31-1; ME Waugh 4-0-10-0; Ponting 1-0-5-0. Second Innings - McGrath 7-2-18-3; Lee 18-5-44-0; Bichel 11.2-1-43-3; Warne 21-3-56-3; ME Waugh 10-3-33-0.
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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE Bob Merriman A
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