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Australia v England (D/N) At Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, 13 December 2002: Australia won by seven wickets; England eight for 251 (ME Trescothick 60, NV Knight 111*, N Hussain 52; B Lee 4-47, DS Lehmann 3-32); Australia three for 252 (AC Gilchrist 53, ML Hayden 98, DR Martyn 46*; ID Blackwell 2-38); Man of the Match: ML Hayden. Australia v England (D/N) At Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, 15 December 2002: Australia won by 89 runs; Australia six for 318 (AC Gilchrist 124, RT Ponting 119; ID Blackwell 2-54); England 229 (NV Knight 70, ID Blackwell 43, C White 57*; B Lee 2-31, SK Warne 2-39); Man of the Match: AC Gilchrist. England v Sri Lanka (D/N) At Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane, 17 December 2002: England won by 43 runs; England 292 (N Hussain 79, PD Collingwood 37, AJ Stewart 64; PW Gunaratne 2-55, CRD Fernando 3-68); Sri Lanka six for 249 (MS Atapattu 38, DPM Jayawardene 71, RP Arnold 60*; JM Anderson 2-48, SJ Harmison 2-39); Man of the Match: AJ Stewart. England v Sri Lanka (D/N) At W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth, 20 December 2002: England won by 95 runs; England nine for 258 (PD Collingwood 100, C White 48; WPUJC Vaas 3-36, CRD Fernando 4-48, RAP Nissanka 2-59); Sri Lanka 163 (DPM Jayawardene 30, RP Arnold 44; AR Caddick 3-30, JM Anderson 2-23, SJ Harmison 2-45, ID Blackwell 2-14); Man of the Match: PD Collingwood. Australia v Sri Lanka (D/N) At W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth, 22 December 2002: Australia won by 142 runs; Australia five for 305 (DS Lehmann 119, ML Hayden 64, MG Bevan 40*; RAP Nissanka 3-54); Sri Lanka 163 (KC Sangakkara 40, RS Kaluwitharana 35; GD McGrath 2-22, B Lee 3-23, SR Watson 3-27); Man of the Match: DS Lehmann. Australia v Sri Lanka (D/N) At Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, 9 January 2003: Sri Lanka won by 79 runs; Sri Lanka five for 343 (MS Atapattu 101, ST Jayasuriya 122, DPM Jayawardene 37*; SR Watson 2-72) Australia 264 (ML Hayden 35, DR Martyn 40, MG Bevan 41, SR Watson 35*; PW Gunaratne 2-54, M Muralidaran 2-44, ST Jayasuriya 4-39); Man of the Match: ST Jayasuriya. Australia v England At Bellerive Oval, Hobart, 11 January 2003: Australia won by seven runs; Australia four for 271 (DR Martyn 101*, MG Bevan 52, JP Maher 49*; JM Anderson 2-40); England seven for 264 (NV Knight 85, ME Trescothick 82, N Hussain 43; SR Watson 2-36, GB Hogg 3-55); Man of the Match: DR Martyn. Rising stars. Shane Watson (left) and Michael Clarke leave the field after hitting the winning runs in the VB Series match against England at Adelaide Oval. 77 England v Sri Lanka (D/N) At Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, 13 January 2003: Sri Lanka won by 31 runs; Sri Lanka seven for 284 (ST Jayasuriya 106, HP Tillakaratne 44, PA De Silva 51, DPM Jayawardene 33; AR Caddick 2-29, JM Anderson 2-58); England 253 (ME Trescothick 85, NV Knight 42, OA Shah 39; PA De Silva 4-30, CRD Fernando 2-38); Man of the Match: ST Jayasuriya. Australia v Sri Lanka (D/N) At Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane, 15 January 2003: Australia won by four wickets; Sri Lanka nine for 211 (MS Atapattu 70, DPM Jayawardene 56, KC Sangakkara 42*; GB Hogg 2-38); Australia six for 214 (JP Maher 30, ML Hayden 42, DS Lehmann 38, MG Bevan 45*; M Muralidaran 4-27); Man of the Match: MG Bevan. England v Sri Lanka (D/N) At Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, 17 January 2003: England won by 19 runs; England seven for 279 (ME Trescothick 39, NV Knight 88, AJ Stewart 51; WPUJC Vaas 2-54, MKGCP Lakshitha 2-42, CRD Fernando 2-52); Sri Lanka 260 (ST Jayasuriya 99, KC Sangakkara 56, RP Arnold 35; AR Caddick 4-35, JM Anderson 2-54); Man of the Match: AR Caddick. Australia v England (D/N) At Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, 19 January 2003: Australia won by four wickets; England 152 (PD Collingwood 63*; NW Bracken 3-21, SR Watson 2-18, GB Hogg 2-39); Australia six for 153 (DR Martyn 59, MG Bevan 30, MJ Clarke 39*; ID Blackwell 3-26); Man of the Match: NW Bracken. Australia v Sri Lanka (D/N) At Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, 21 January 2003: Australia won by nine wickets; Sri Lanka eight for 214 (DA Gunawardene 45, KC Sangakkara 43, PA De Silva 44; BA Williams 2-57, GB Hogg 3-37); Australia one for 215 (ML Hayden 80*, RT Ponting 106*); Man of the Match: RT Ponting. FIRST FINAL - Australia v England (D/N) At Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, 23 January 2003: Australia won by 10 wickets; England 117 (PD Collingwood 43; BA Williams 2-22, B Lee 3-29, AJ Bichel 4-18); Australia 0 for 118 (AC Gilchrist 69*, ML Hayden 45*); Man of the Match: B Lee. SECOND FINAL - Australia v England (D/N) At Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, 25 January 2003: Australia won by five runs; Australia seven for 229 (ML Hayden 69, GB Hogg 71*; AR Caddick 2-23, RC Irani 3-46); England 224 (MP Vaughan 60, AJ Stewart 60; B Lee 5-30, SK Warne 2-58); Man of the Match: B Lee. VB Series in Australia, 2002-03
I nternational Cricket Council Cricket World Cup in Southern Africa, 2003 78 World Champions. Australia overcame a series of obstacles – injuries, the loss of Shane Warne, and speculation about playing in Zimbabwe – to successfully defend its World Cup title.
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