A brave new world
In the USA there are plans afoot to launch a professional circuit - last week, American Professional Cricket (APC) unveiled an eight-team league, and
New Zealand keep their noses in front
New Zealand started the third day at Trent Bridge with a timely morale boost from Down UnderThe Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller12-Jun-2004Close New Z
Extra rest to aid conquest of the final frontier
Australia's players will be given extra rest days to cope with the rigours of a tight schedule during this year's Test series in India21-Jul-2004Tim N
Poulton leads young Australia
Cricket Australia today announced its touring squad for the Commonwealth Bank Shooting Stars tour of Sri Lanka in September21-Jul-2004Kate Blackwell:
Big Viv slams his players
An emotional Vivian Richards, who resigned as chief selector of West Indies a few days ago, has spoken out in anguish about the players' 'lack of figh
D'Oliveira honoured by South Africa
The former England allrounder, Basil D'Oliveira, will be honoured in the country of his birth when England tour South Africa for a five-Test series la
Three Sri Lankan players fined
Kumar Sangakkara, Upul Chandana and Tillakaratne Dilshan have been fined for bringing the game into disreputeWisden Cricinfo staff02-Aug-2004Tillakara
Pakistan in must-win situation
Pakistan must win Sunday's game against India to stay alive in the tournamentSiddhartha Vaidyanathan24-Jul-2004Bob Woolmer: the first time he will be
Mumbai drawn in strong group
Mumbai have been slotted in the tougher of the two groups for next season's Ranji Trophy campaignWisden Cricinfo staff23-Jul-2004Mumbai have been slot
'I tried to go about it my way,' says Solanki
After the match Vikram Solanki, who scored 52, talked about his successful return to the England one-day sideWisden Cricinfo staff01-Sep-2004After the