India step up pressure on Zimbabwe crisis
JOHANNESBURG, Feb 13 AFP - Controversial Indian cricket chief Jagmohan Dalmiya raised the stakes in the Zimbabwe World Cup boycott crisis today by acc
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
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
Mission not-entirely-impossible
Nasser Hussain would sympathiseThe Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller23-Apr-2003Second Test, Day 4Nasser Hussain would sympathise. Against this Aussie vi
New Zealand pour on the runs, but fate out of their hands
New Zealand set out to score 197 runs in 16 overs as their first goal against Canada at the World Cup match in Benoni today, but the pressure was too
Life after Cronje
There's a guy works down the betting shop swears he's HansieWisden Comment by Telford Vice04-Aug-2003There's a guy works down the betting shop swears
Bhandari takes six in rain-blighted draw
Amit Bhandari took 6 for 38, but it wasn't enough to prevent India A's match with Glamorgan at Swansea ending in a rain-blighted drawWisden CricInfo s
Easton and Paultons reach Village KO semis
Easton & Martyr Worthy and Paultons have landed home ties in the National Village Championship county semi-finals next weekendMike Vimpany (Daily Echo
Do-or-die encounter for India A
The most inconsistent team in the Carib Beer Cricket Series has returned to Barbados with a new lease on lifeHaydn Gill22-Mar-2003The most inconsisten
Bevan still chance for World Cup
MELBOURNE, Jan 26 AAP - Australian batsman Michael Bevan is still some chance of playing in next month's cricket World Cup in South Africa after a bet