Out-of-date seedings paint false picture for tournament
Another tournament dogged by a majority of irrelevant games - that's on the cards for the International Cricket Council's Champions Trophy to be playe
Anderson returns for Lancashire, Knight out for Warwickshire
Middlesex v Lancashire, Lord's Lancashire have another rare opportunity to put James Anderson to gooduse, before England filch him for the rest of th
Captain's Log – Feb. 19 – Feb. 25
"It's a game and important for batters19-Feb-2003Saturday, February 22, 2003:::"Everyone kind of expected something like this to happen but when it ac
Sri Lanka coast to victory against Free State
Sri Lanka eased themselves to a five-wicket victory against Free State on Thursday in their last practice game before their tournament opener against
Maynard scores his 50th hundred for Glamorgan
Matthew Maynard reached the milestone of his 50th first-class hundred for Glamorgan on theopening day of Glamorgan`s Championship match against Hampsh
Bangladeshis struggle against Academy XI
Bangladesh were given another taste of the harsh realities of playing cricket in Australia when the Commonwealth Bank Academy side proved a model of b
Kirtley bowls Sussex to victory on rain-hit day
James Kirtley tore through the Kent second innings as Sussex raced to aconvincing 133-run victory at HoveWisden CricInfo staff02-May-2003Sussex v Kent
Injury threatens South Africa's fielding maestro
Jonty Rhodes' future in the World Cup is uncertain after South Africa's star fielder fractured a bone in his hand against KenyaCricInfo12-Feb-2003Jont
ICC say no to World Cup venue changes
The result of the International Cricket Council's teleconference today on the question of where scheduled World Cup matches in Zimbabwe and Kenya will
Langer looking forward to Bangladesh series
It may have the look of the biggest mismatch in history, but Justin Langer insisted Australia's two-Test series against Bangladesh is important for