2003 Cricket World Cup squads

This is a list of squads named for the seventh edition of Cricket World Cup (2003 Cricket World Cup), held in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya between 9 February and 23 March 2003. The tournament saw 14 teams selected and placed in two groups. Each country was required to submit a final list of 15 players by 31 December 2002. An injured player could be replaced at any time up until the end of the tournament.[1] Replacement players who were not in the original 15-man squad are indicated in italics.

Group A

Australia

Australia announced its squad for the 2003 World Cup on 31 December 2002.[2] Australia made three replacements in the squad - Ian Harvey replacing Shane Watson on 25 January 2003,[3] Nathan Hauritz replacing Shane Warne on 24 February 2003,[4] and Nathan Bracken replacing Jason Gillespie on 5 March 2003.[5]
Coach: John Buchanan

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling ODIs[6] Domestic team
14 Ricky Ponting (c)19 December 1974RHBRight arm medium157 Tasmania
12 Michael Bevan8 May 1970LHBSlow left-arm wrist-spin196 New South Wales
34 Andy Bichel27 August 1970RHBRight arm fast medium38 Queensland
59 Nathan Bracken12 September 1977RHBleft arm fast medium11 New South Wales
18 Adam Gilchrist (wk)14 November 1971LHBoff spin152 Western Australia
4 Jason Gillespie19 April 1975RHBRight arm fast46 South Australia
29 Ian Harvey10 April 1972RHBRight arm medium43 Victoria
43Nathan Hauritz18 October 1981RHBRight arm off spin5 Queensland
30Matthew Hayden29 October 1971LHBRight arm medium54 Queensland
31Brad Hogg6 February 1971LHBSlow left-arm wrist-spin15 Western Australia
58Brett Lee8 November 1976RHBRight arm fast55 New South Wales
25Darren Lehmann5 February 1970LHBSlow left arm orthodox85 South Australia
46 Jimmy Maher27 February 1974LHBRight arm medium19 Queensland
30 Damien Martyn21 October 1971RHBRight arm medium113 Western Australia
11 Glenn McGrath9 February 1970RHBRight arm fast medium168 New South Wales
39 Andrew Symonds9 June 1975RHBRight arm fast medium/off-spin54 Queensland
23Shane Warne13 September 1969RHBRight arm leg spin193 Victoria

England

The English squad for the 2003 Cricket World Cup was announced on 31 December 2002.[7]
Coach: Duncan Fletcher

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
3 Nasser Hussain (c)28 March 1968RHBRight arm leg spin84 Essex
40 James Anderson30 July 1982LHBRight arm fast medium9 Lancashire
37 Ian Blackwell10 June 1978LHBSlow left arm orthodox12 Somerset
2 Andrew Caddick21 November 1968RHBRight arm fast medium49 Somerset
50 Paul Collingwood26 May 1976RHBRight arm fast medium33 Durham
11 Andrew Flintoff6 December 1977RHBRight arm fast47 Lancashire
29 Ashley Giles19 March 1973RHBSlow left arm orthodox22 Warwickshire
28 Steve Harmison23 October 1978RHBRight arm fast5 Durham
22 Matthew Hoggard31 December 1976RHBRight arm fast medium20 Yorkshire
15 Ronnie Irani26 October 1971RHBRight arm medium29 Essex
1 Nick Knight28 November 1969LHBRight arm medium95 Warwickshire
4 Alec Stewart (wk)8 April 1963RHBRight arm medium165 Surrey
23 Marcus Trescothick25 December 1975LHBRight arm medium56 Somerset
99 Michael Vaughan29 October 1974RHBRight arm off spin21 Yorkshire
6 Craig White16 December 1969RHBRight arm fast medium46 Yorkshire

India

The India squad for the tournament was announced on 30 December 2002.[8]
Coach: John Wright

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
24 Sourav Ganguly (c)8 July 1972LHBRight arm medium218 Bengal
9 Ajit Agarkar4 December 1977RHBRight arm fast medium110 Mumbai
66 Sanjay Bangar11 October 1972RHBRight arm medium fast11 Railways
5 Rahul Dravid (wk)11 January 1973RHBRight arm off spin196 Karnataka
11 Mohammad Kaif1 December 1980RHBRight arm off spin37 Uttar Pradesh
34 Zaheer Khan7 October 1978RHBLeft arm fast medium56 Baroda
18 Anil Kumble17 October 1970RHBRight arm leg spin238 Karnataka
28 Dinesh Mongia17 April 1977LHBSlow left arm orthodox32 Punjab
64 Ashish Nehra29 April 1979RHBLeft arm fast medium30 Delhi
20 Parthiv Patel (wk)9 March 1985LHBWK13 Gujarat
44 Virender Sehwag20 October 1978RHBRight arm off spin57 Delhi
3 Harbhajan Singh3 July 1980RHBRight arm off spin63 Punjab
12 Yuvraj Singh12 December 1981LHBSlow left arm orthodox59 Punjab
7 Javagal Srinath31 August 1969RHBRight arm fast medium229 Karnataka
10 Sachin Tendulkar24 April 1973RHBRight arm leg spin303 Mumbai

Namibia

Coach: Dougie Brown

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
12 Deon Kotze (c)12 September 1973RHBRight arm off spin0 Wanderers
5 Jan-Berrie Burger25 August 1981RHBRight arm leg spin0 Police
14 Louis Burger12 March 1978RHBRight arm medium0 United
2 Sarel Burger13 February 1983RHBRight arm medium fast0 United
6 Morne Karg (wk)12 July 1977RHBUnknown0 United
1 Danie Keulder2 August 1973RHBRight arm off spin0 Wanderers
21 Bjorn Kotze11 December 1978RHBRight arm medium fast0 Wanderers
10 Lennie Louw19 June 1959RHBSlow left arm orthodox0 CCD
17 Johannes van der Merwe5 February 1980RHBRight arm off spin0 Unknown
27 Bryan Murgatroyd19 October 1969RHBRight arm medium0 Wanderers
11 Burton van Rooi9 July 1982RHBRight arm medium fast0 CCD
13 Melt van Schoor (wk)8 December 1967RHBUnknown0 Police
8 Gerrie Snyman30 April 1981RHBRight arm fast medium0 United
15 Stefan Swanepoel2 December 1981RHBUnknown0 Wanderers
77 Rudi van Vuuren20 September 1972RHBRight arm medium fast0 Police
4 Riaan Walters10 August 1980RHBUnknown0 United
  • Johannes van der Merwe replaced Riaan Walters on 28 February 2003[9]

Netherlands

Coach: Emmerson Trotman

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
1 Roland Lefebvre (c)7 February 1963RHBRight arm medium fast6 VOC Rotterdam
19 Daan van Bunge19 October 1982RHBRight arm leg spin2 Voorburg CC
28 Jacob-Jan Esmeijer28 May 1972RHBSlow left arm orthodox2 Excelsior'20
4 Victor Grandia10 January 1979RHBRight arm medium1 VRA Amsterdam
94 Feiko Kloppenburg19 June 1974RHBRight arm medium1 Rood en Wit Haarlem
5 Tim de Leede25 January 1968RHBRight arm medium7 Voorburg CC
14 Hendrik-Jan Mol29 March 1977LHBLeft arm medium1 Quick Den Haag
6 Ruud Nijman15 June 1982RHBRight arm medium fast0 Hermes DVS
99 Klaas-Jan van Noortwijk10 July 1970RHBRight arm medium5 VOC Rotterdam
4 Adeel Raja15 August 1980RHBRight arm off spin2 VRA Amsterdam
9 Edgar Schiferli17 May 1976RHBRight arm fast medium2 Quick Den Haag
8 Reinout Scholte (wk)10 August 1967RHBUnknown2 VOC Rotterdam
10 Jeroen Smits (wk)21 June 1972RHBUnknown0 HCC Den Haag
44 Nick Statham15 March 1975RHBRight arm off spin0 Hermes DVS
69 Luuk van Troost28 September 1969LHBLeft arm medium2 Excelsior'20
97 Bas Zuiderent3 March 1977RHBRight arm medium7 Sussex
  • Ruud Nijman replaced Victor Grandia on 21 January 2003[10]

Pakistan

Coach: Richard Pybus

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
99 Waqar Younis (c)16 November 1971RHBRight arm fast256 National Bank
12 Abdul Razzaq2 December 1979RHBRight arm fast medium119 PIA
11 Azhar Mahmood28 February 1975RHBRight arm fast medium123 PIA
8 Inzamam-ul-Haq3 March 1970RHBSlow left arm orthodox284 National Bank
7 Mohammad Sami24 February 1981RHBRight arm fast18 National Bank
5 Rashid Latif (wk)14 October 1968RHBRight arm leg spin143 Allied Bank
1 Saeed Anwar6 September 1968LHBSlow left arm orthodox242 National Bank
28 Saleem Elahi21 November 1976RHBRight arm off spin36 Habib Bank
9 Saqlain Mushtaq29 December 1976RHBRight arm off spin165 PIA
10 Shahid Afridi1 March 1980RHBRight arm leg spin173 Habib Bank
14 Shoaib Akhtar13 August 1975RHBRight arm fast75 Khan Research Labs
2 Taufeeq Umar20 June 1981LHBRight arm off spin6 Habib Bank
3 Wasim Akram3 June 1966LHBLeft arm fast350 PIA
75 Younis Khan29 November 1977RHBRight arm leg spin70 Habib Bank
13 Yousuf Youhana27 August 1974RHBRight arm off spin121 PIA

Zimbabwe

Coach: Geoff Marsh

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
9 Heath Streak (c)16 March 1974RHBRight arm fast medium149 Matabeleland
99 Andy Blignaut1 August 1978LHBRight arm fast medium16 Mashonaland
20 Alistair Campbell23 September 1972LHBRight arm off spin187 Manicaland
22 Dion Ebrahim7 August 1980RHBRight arm medium36 Mashonaland
14 Sean Ervine6 December 1982LHBRight arm medium13 Midlands
33 Andy Flower (wk)28 April 1968LHBRight arm off spin205 Mashonaland
68 Grant Flower20 December 1970RHBSlow left arm orthodox192 Mashonaland
18 Travis Friend7 January 1981RHBRight arm fast medium39 Midlands
79 Douglas Hondo7 July 1979RHBRight arm fast medium13 Mashonaland
42 Dougie Marillier24 April 1978RHBRight arm off spin35 Midlands
45 Stuart Matsikenyeri3 May 1983RHBRight arm off spin2 Manicaland
27 Brian Murphy1 December 1976RHBRight arm leg spin26 Mashonaland
77 Henry Olonga3 July 1976RHBRight arm fast48 Manicaland
44 Tatenda Taibu (wk)14 May 1983RHBRight arm off spin20 Mashonaland
8 Mark Vermeulen2 March 1979RHBRight arm off spin7 Matabeleland
2 Guy Whittall5 September 1972RHBRight arm medium141 Manicaland
10 Craig Wishart9 January 1974RHBRight arm off spin72 Midlands
  • Alistair Campbell replaced Mark Vermeulen on 10 March 2003[11]
  • Stuart Matsikenyeri replaced Brian Murphy on 10 March 2003[11]

Group B

Bangladesh

Coach: Mohsin Kamal

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team(s)
10 Khaled Mashud (c/wk)8 February 1976RHBUnknown51 Victoria / Rajshahi
6 Akram Khan1 November 1968RHBRight arm medium38 Chittagong
33 Al Sahariar23 April 1978RHBRight arm leg spin22 Victoria / Dhaka
14 Alok Kapali1 January 1984RHBRight arm leg spin11 Victoria / Sylhet
44 Ehsanul Haque1 December 1979RHBRight arm off spin2 Mohammedan / Chittagong
7 Habibul Bashar17 August 1972RHBRight arm off spin27 Biman
50 Hannan Sarkar1 December 1982RHBRight arm medium4 Surjotorun / Barisal
11 Khaled Mahmud26 July 1971RHBRight arm medium fast34 Biman / Dhaka
96 Manjural Islam7 November 1979LHBLeft arm fast medium26 Victoria / Khulna
2 Mashrafe Mortaza5 October 1983RHBRight arm fast medium3 Azad / Khulna
98 Mohammad Ashraful7 July 1984RHBRight arm leg spin11 Surjotorun / Dhaka
77 Mohammad Rafique5 September 1970LHBSlow left arm orthodox34 Mohammedan / Dhaka
9 Sanwar Hossain5 August 1973RHBRight arm off spin14 Mohammedan / Barisal
69 Talha Jubair10 December 1985RHBRight arm medium fast4 Kalabagan / Dhaka
19 Tapash Baisya15 December 1982RHBRight arm fast medium10 Mohammedan / Sylhet
55 Tushar Imran20 December 1983RHBRight arm medium13 City Club / Khulna
  • Akram Khan replaced Mashrafe Mortaza on 19 February 2003[12]

Canada

Coach: Gus Logie

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
1 Joe Harris (c)16 August 1965RHBRight arm off spin0 Toronto
10 Ashish Bagai (wk)26 January 1982RHBUnknown0 Toronto
3 Ian Billcliff26 October 1972RHBRight arm medium0 Vikings
6 Desmond Chumney8 January 1968RHBRight arm off spin0 Victoria Park
15 Austin Codrington22 August 1975RHBRight arm medium fast0 Overseas
9 John Davison9 May 1970RHBRight arm off spin0 South Australia
2 Nicholas de Groot22 October 1975RHBRight arm medium0 Vikings
16 Nicholas Ifill24 November 1968RHBRight arm medium0 Victoria Park
12 Davis Joseph31 July 1963RHBRight arm medium fast0 Victoria Park
4 Ishwar Maraj26 January 1969LHBRight arm off spin0 Overseas
8 Ashish Patel31 July 1975RHBRight arm medium0 Quebec
21 Abdool Samad (wk)3 May 1979RHBRight arm off spin0 Cavaliers
7 Fazil Samad6 April 1975RHBRight arm off spin0 Cavaliers
14 Barry Seebaran12 September 1972RHBSlow left arm orthodox0 Richmond
11 Sanjayan Thuraisingam11 September 1969RHBRight arm fast medium0 Toronto

Kenya

Coach: Sandeep Patil

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
5 Steve Tikolo (c)25 June 1971RHBRight arm medium51 Swamibapa, Nairobi
12 Joseph Angara8 November 1971RHBRight arm medium15 Swamibapa, Nairobi
1 Aasif Karim15 December 1963RHBSlow left arm orthodox30 Jaffery, Mombasa
18 Hitesh Modi13 October 1971LHBRight arm off spin41 Nairobi Gymkhana, Kisumu
22 Collins Obuya27 July 1981RHBRight arm leg spin16 Ruaraka, Nairobi
21 David Obuya (wk)14 August 1979RHB[wk]16 Ruaraka, Nairobi
55 Thomas Odoyo12 May 1978RHBRight arm medium fast51 Nairobi Gymkhana, Nairobi
69 Maurice Odumbe15 June 1969RHBRight arm off spin50 Aga Khan, Nairobi
77 Peter Ongondo10 February 1977RHBRight arm medium8 Swamibapa, Nairobi
28 Kennedy Otieno (wk)11 March 1972RHBUnknown49 Ruaraka, Nairobi
14 Brijal Patel14 November 1977RHBSlow left arm orthodox13 Premier, Nairobi
4 Ravindu Shah28 August 1972RHBRight arm medium33 Nairobi Gymkhana, Nairobi
10 Martin Suji2 June 1971RHBRight arm medium fast49 Aga Khan, Nairobi
9 Tony Suji5 February 1976RHBRight arm medium35 Aga Khan, Nairobi
7 Alpesh Vadher7 September 1974RHBUnknown18 Premier, Nairobi

New Zealand

Coach: John Bracewell

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
7 Stephen Fleming (c)1 April 1973LHBRight arm medium189 Wellington
41 Andre Adams17 July 1975RHBRight arm fast medium20 Auckland
9 Nathan Astle15 September 1971RHBRight arm medium167 Canterbury
27 Shane Bond7 June 1975RHBRight arm fast18 Canterbury
6 Chris Cairns13 June 1970RHBRight arm fast medium154 Canterbury
5 Chris Harris20 November 1969LHBRight Arm Medium219 Canterbury
42 Brendon McCullum (wk)27 September 1981RHBRight Arm Medium14 Otago
10 Craig McMillan13 September 1976RHBRight arm medium124 Canterbury
20 Kyle Mills15 March 1979RHBRight arm fast medium16 Auckland
24 Jacob Oram28 July 1978LHBRight arm fast medium29 Central Districts
18 Mathew Sinclair9 November 1975RHBRight arm medium fast bowling32 Central Districts
56 Scott Styris10 July 1975RHBRight arm medium51 Northern Districts
14 Daryl Tuffey11 June 1978RHBRight arm fast medium44 Northern Districts
11 Daniel Vettori27 January 1979LHBSlow left arm orthodox99 Northern Districts
8 Lou Vincent (wk)11 November 1978RHBRight arm medium47 Auckland

South Africa

Coach: Eric Simons

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
7 Shaun Pollock (c)16 July 1973RHBRight arm fast medium180 KwaZulu-Natal
12 Nicky Boje20 March 1973LHBSlow left arm orthodox85 Free State
9 Mark Boucher (wk)6 December 1976RHBRight arm medium137 Border
77 Boeta Dippenaar14 June 1977RHBRight arm off spin50 Free State
10 Allan Donald20 October 1966RHBRight arm fast161 Free State
00 Herschelle Gibbs23 February 1974RHBRight arm medium117 Western Province
99 Andrew Hall31 July 1975RHBRight arm fast medium26 Northerns
65 Jacques Kallis16 October 1975RHBRight arm fast medium168 Western Province
1 Gary Kirsten23 November 1967LHBRight arm off spin179 Western Province
69 Lance Klusener4 September 1971LHBRight arm fast medium149 KwaZulu-Natal
67 Charl Langeveldt17 December 1974RHBRight arm fast medium3 Boland
16 Makhaya Ntini6 July 1977RHBRight arm fast62 Border
13 Robin Peterson4 August 1979LHBSlow left arm orthodox6 Eastern Province
8 Jonty Rhodes27 July 1969RHBRight arm medium243 KwaZulu-Natal
15 Graeme Smith1 February 1981LHBRight arm off spin19 Western Province
14 Monde Zondeki25 July 1982RHBRight arm fast2 Border
  • Graeme Smith replaced Jonty Rhodes on 13 February 2003[13]

Sri Lanka

Coach: Dav Whatmore

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
07 Sanath Jayasuriya (c)30 June 1969LHBSlow left arm orthodox287 Bloomfield
69 Russel Arnold25 October 1973LHBRight arm off spin109 Nondescripts
46 Marvan Atapattu22 November 1970RHBRight arm leg spin180 Sinhalese SC
21 Charitha Buddhika22 August 1980RHBRight arm medium fast14 Panadura
23 Aravinda de Silva17 October 1965RHBRight arm off spin298 Nondescripts
26 Dilhara Fernando19 July 1979RHBRight arm fast45 Sinhalese SC
27 Pulasthi Gunaratne27 September 1973RHBRight arm fast medium17 Tamil Union
66 Avishka Gunawardene26 May 1977LHBUnknown40 Sinhalese SC
92 Mahela Jayawardene27 May 1977RHBRight arm medium131 Sinhalese SC
11 Jehan Mubarak10 January 1981LHBRight arm off spin5 Colombo
08 Muttiah Muralitharan17 April 1972RHBRight arm off spin203 Tamil Union
25 Prabath Nissanka25 October 1980RHBRight arm medium fast11 Bloomfield
84 Kumar Sangakkara (wk)27 October 1977LHBRight arm off spin75 Nondescripts
09 Hashan Tillakaratne14 July 1967LHBRight arm off spin188 Nondescripts
22 Chaminda Vaas27 January 1974LHBLeft arm fast medium210 Colts

West Indies

Coach: Roger Harper

No. Name Date of birth Batting Bowling style ODIs[6] Domestic team
4 Carl Hooper (c)15 December 1966RHBRight arm off spin221 Guyana
6 Shivnarine Chanderpaul16 August 1974LHBRight arm leg spin126 Guyana
17 Pedro Collins12 August 1976RHBLeft arm fast medium20 Barbados
32 Corey Collymore21 December 1977RHBRight arm fast medium31 Barbados
23 Mervyn Dillon5 June 1974RHBRight arm fast medium74 Trinidad and Tobago
48 Vasbert Drakes5 August 1969RHBRight arm fast17 Barbados
45 Chris Gayle21 September 1979LHBRight arm off spin62 Jamaica
68 Wavell Hinds7 September 1976LHBRight arm medium64 Jamaica
7 Ridley Jacobs (wk)26 November 1967LHBUnknown112 Leeward Islands
9 Brian Lara2 May 1969LHBRight arm leg spin203 Trinidad and Tobago
38 Jermaine Lawson13 January 1982RHBRight arm fast medium5 Jamaica
77 Nixon McLean20 July 1973LHBRight arm fast44 Windward Islands
34 Ricardo Powell16 December 1978RHBRight arm off spin58 Jamaica
52 Marlon Samuels5 January 1981RHBRight arm off spin39 Jamaica
53 Ramnaresh Sarwan23 June 1980RHBRight arm leg spin29 Guyana
  • Marlon Samuels was replaced by Ryan Hinds on 29 January 2003,[14] but was reinstated on 8 February 2003[15]

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