The Winning Partnership

ICC Cricket World Cup 2003

The Cricket World Cup 2003 is being held in South Africa with 6 matches in Zimbabwe and 2 in Kenya.

Fourteen teams are taking part: Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, England, Holland, India, Kenya, Namibia, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies and Zimbabwe.

The tournament runs for 44 days from the Opening Ceremony at Newlands in Cape Town on 8th February to the final at The Wanderers ground in Johannesburg on 23rd March.

For more information on the matches and tournament format visit www.cricketworldcup.com.

2K Plus Radio Service

Our aim is to provide a service with four strands:

One minute reports on every fixture, available within 2 hours of the end of match. Reports will be provided by our partners in Southern Africa and available to radio stations via our FTP site.
Interviews with cricketing personalities. Top cricketers and coaches talk discuss what makes a successful player. Several cricketers talk about the difference that their faith in Jesus Christ makes on and off the field.
(See below for list of interviews recorded to date)
Features on moral and ethical aspects which arise during the tournament, both negative eg gamesmanship, sledging, cheating and positive, eg a batsman walking before being given out by the umpire.
News on Christian outreach programmes in South Africa during the tournament coordinated under the title "The Winning Partnership".

If you are a radio station and would like to access this free service please email the 2KPlus Office.

Interviews Available

	England:	Andrew Wingfield Digby, spiritual advisor
	India:	Chandu Borde, former Chairman of Selectors and Test player
	Kenya:	Steve Tikolo, captain and batsman
	Pakistan:	Yusuf Youhanna
	South Africa:	Nicky Boje, bowler
		Graham Chevalier, former Test bowler
		Boeta Dippenaar, batsman
		Andrew Hudson, opening batsman
		Peter Pollock, former Test fast bowler
		Shaun Pollock, captain and all-rounder
		Jonty Rhodes, batsman
		Eric Simons, coach
		Corrie van Zyl, coach
	Sri Lanka:	Russel Arnold, batsman
		Romesh Kaluwitharana, former Test wicket-keeper/batsman
		Rumesh Ratnayake, former Test bowler
	West Indies:	Vasbert Drakes, fast bowler
		Carl Hooper, former captain
		Ridley Jacobs, captain and wicket-keeper
		Suruj Ragoonath, former Test opening batsman


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