SPCL1 Week6 – Bournemouth's run ended by Academy
Hampshire's Academy team bounced back from the disappointment of the previous week's eight-wicket thrashing by BAT Sports to end Bournemouth's unbeate
The granddaddy of reverse swing
Wasim Akram plays cricket like there's no tomorrowGideon Haigh19-May-2003Wasim Akram plays cricket like there's no tomorrow. And at times it must feel
Ponting: one-day series was too long
It was a fairly predictable excuse for Australia's capitulation in the final three matches of their Caribbean tour, but it was no less valid for that:
'New perspective in my life'
Jacques Kallis hit his second century in as many days as he anchored South Africa to an emotional win against ZimbabweWisden CricInfo staff30-Jun-2003
Lillee has words of praise for Zaheer Khan
Zaheer Khan, spearhead of the Indian pace attack over the past few months, has impressed Dennis Lillee, director of the MRF Pace Academy in Chennai, w
Kenyan cricket continues to be undermined by internal squabbles
Three months ago the future of cricket in Kenya looked to be brightMartin Williamson23-Jun-2003Three months ago the future of cricket in Kenya looked
Minor Counties Championship – Day 1 scores
Swansea Wales Minor Counties 140 all out v Cornwall 177-1(GM Thomas 73*, PJ Roberts 61*)MCCA29-Jun-2003Colwall:Herefordshire 326-8 dec (C Burroughs 13
Counties and BBC team up for Twenty20 audio blitz
ECB and the counties have extended their partnership with BBC Local Radio around the country to provide unrivalled audio coverage of the new Twenty20
Sri Lanka rests provides chance of revival
Sri Lanka's cricketers are enjoying a long overdue four-month break frominternational action after two years of nonstop cricketWisden CricInfo28-Jul-2
One-armed bandit
1984 At Headingley , the beginning of a swift and famous one-handed demolition jobWisden CricInfo staff14-Jul-2003All Today's Yesterdays - July 14 d