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Quips & Quotes

REUTERS, Johannesburg
What they said during the first round of the 2003 World Cup:
"We did not play like professionals. We looked like ama-teurs...This is my and the team's worst day in cricket."
Sanath Jayasuriya after Sri Lanka's shock defeat to Kenya.
"Some South Africa players should stop comparing the captaincy styles of Shaun Pollock and the late Hansie Cronje and rather get on with the job of winning World Cup matches."
South Africa United Cricket Board chief executive Gerald Majola after Herschelle Gibbs said the team was missing Cronje.
"We faced the exit door, we've been there and we know what the feeling's like. So looking forward...there's basically nothing to fear." South Africa skipper Shaun Pollock before his team's elimination.
"Knowing my capabilities as a batsman, I'd rather take on Jonah Lomu one-on-one than Brett Lee."
Namibia bowler Rudi van Vuuren, who has also played international rugby.
"If you went round your local supermarket buying everything on the International Olympic Committee's blacklist, you would need a trolley the size of a bus."
Former England all-rounder Ian Botham, speaking out in defence of Shane Warne following his positive drugs test.
"There can no longer be a shred of sympathy for Warne. Warne has betrayed Australian sport."
The Australian newspaper after it was revealed Warne had taken not one but two tablets containing diuretics.
"Go away!"
Shane Warne's son Jackson, yelling at the media camped around the family home in Melbourne.
"It runs into million and millions of Zimbabwe dollars and millions of US dollars."
Vince Hogg, managing director of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union, on the financial implications of England's refusal to play in Harare.
"This is the equivalent of Tonga beating Canada in curling, or the Jamaican bobsled team winning gold... To translate, Canadians in pyjama-style uniforms whacked the ball around a little, running crazily between six sticks in the ground, before throwing and catching better than the other guys."
The Ottawa Citizen after Canada's shock defeat of Bangladesh.
"It's really sad and it wasn't easy. We couldn't afford to risk the World Cup."
South Africa selector and former teammate Pat Symcox after Jonty Rhodes was dropped from the squad with a broken hand.
"If you wanted someone to field for you life, I would go for Jonty."
Former South Africa all rounder Mike Procter.
"I don't think I've got the patience to be an umpire or the temperament to be a coach, and I'm not a commentator. I may talk a lot in the field, but it's mostly rubbish."
Jonty Rhodes on his future after cricket.
"I think the big fella was probably a little bit nervous."
New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming after all rounder Chris Cairns returned to bowling after a year off injured and was hit for 21 off a single over.
"Olonga is not a Zimbabwean, he is a Zambian, but he has been allowed to play here. Flower is also not a Zimbabwean. He is British."
Nathan Shamuyarira, information secretary for the governing ZANU-PF party in Zimbabwe, after Andrew Flower and Henry Olonga wore black armbands while playing to protest against President Robert Mugabe's government.
"We are travelling nicely at the moment."
Australia coach John Buchanan.