Jaques and Hussey in the runs again for Northants
Phil Jaques and Mike Hussey, Northants's Australian pair, continued their sparkling form as they led the charge to a four-wicket win against Somerset
Triple the attendance for Twenty20 Cup
Crowds for the Twenty20 Cup group matches have been nearly three times higher than for the equivalent games in the old Benson & Hedges Cup, the compet
Bangladesh in disarray
Bangladesh teetered on the brink of yet another innings defeat, after collapsing in the morning session for 102The Wisden Bulletin by Raja M03-May-200
India A-West Indies B game on a knife-edge
Playing with a gusto suggesting that their lives were on the line, India "A" staged a dramatic post-tea fightback against West Indies "B" at Kensingto
Cascade Tasmanian Tigers ING Cup team announced
The Tasmanian selectors have today named the Cascade Tasmanian Tigers team to play the Queensland Bulls in the ING Cup fixture to be held at Bellerive
Dravid's hundred in vain again
Rahul Dravid scored his third hundred of the season for Scotland but, like his two previous centuries, this one ended up in a losing cause as well, as
Cork slams 'cheat' Hodge and 'pathetic' Lamb
Dominic Cork, the Derbyshire captain, has claimed that there is a "culture of cheating" in the modern game which is threatening cricket's imageWisden
Heat and dust … and marriage
One man makes such a differenceWisden Roving Reporter by Nagraj Gollapudi04-May-2003One man makes such a difference. Sachin Tendulkar is recovering fr
West Indies eye Woolmer as coach
The West Indies have turned to former South African coach Bob Woolmer as a possible replacement for Roger HarperRalph Dellor10-Mar-2003The West Indies
England struggling in second youth Test
The Australian Under 19s were indebted to an innings of 113 not out in the second youth "Test" against England in MelbourneRalph Dellor29-Jan-2003The