Thorpe and Gough line up for recalls
It's the midway point of the English season, and things are going swimminglyAndrew Miller17-Jul-2003It's the midway point of the English season, and t
Australia in `fool's paradise': Malcolm Gray
Australia's total domination of world cricket is endangering the sport, according to Malcolm Gray, the outgoing chairman of the International Cricket
Lara laid low with suspected chickenpox
West Indies' hopes of salvaging the third Test have been dealt a huge blow, after Brian Lara was laid low with a suspected case of chickenpoxWisden Cr
Somerset youngsters preparing for the trip of a lifetime
Fourteen young cricketers from Somerset are busy putting the finishing touches to their packing and preparing themselves for the trip of their young l
Mumbai register emphatic 10-wicket win over Himachal
Mumbai needed only 21.1 overs of their fourth innings to smash their way to a comprehensive 10-wicket win over Himachal Pradesh on the fourth day of t
Council rejects plan for Adelaide replay screen
Plans to erect a permanent replay screen at the Adelaide Oval have gone back to the drawing-board after the city's council rejected a proposal to buil
Marsh warns against too much expectation
Rod Marsh, chief coach at England's academy and recently appointed as a selector, has dismissed arguments that English cricketers play too much cricke
India and South Africa line up for one more final
India may have lost the last league game against South Africa, but their confidence has not been dentedWisden CricInfo staff19-Apr-2003India may have
Captain's Log – Feb. 12-Feb. 18
"It's very difficult when you're out of competition and you're out of the umbrella of your medical panel12-Feb-2003Saturday, February 15, 2003:::"Jont
Mashonaland win by 19 runs in Mutare
Mashonaland won the toss and decided to bat firstGraham Gilmour15-Jan-2003Mashonaland won the toss and decided to bat first. The match was well hosted