Hoggard passed fit for first Test
Matthew Hoggard has been passed fit to play in the first npower Test against Zimbabwe, starting at Lord's tomorrowWisden CricInfo staff21-May-2003Matt
Warwickshire line up Waqar as Bond's cover
Warwickshire are reported to have Pakistan fast bowler Waqar Younis lined up as a replacement overseas player if it turns out that New Zealand's Shane
Shirazi targets Calmore attack for more runs
BAT Sports all-rounder Damian Shirazi flexed his muscles for tomorrow's (SAT) ECB Southern Electric Premier League derby against Calmore Sports at Sou
Karachi 'safe' for South Africa, according to Pakistan Board
The port city of Karachi, which was hit last year by terror attacks, will stage a one-day international and a Test match when South Africa tour Pakist
'It was a personal decision': Le Roux
Adrian Le Roux, who has taken up the position of physical trainer with the United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCBSA) after vacating the similar pos
'We failed to win because of two freak dismissals' says Shine after Cidermen lose
Somerset failed to complete their hat trick of victories over international opposition when they were beaten by Zimbabwe at the County Ground on Tuesd
Kirby cuts through Somerset with eight of the best
Middlesex 370 and 218 for 2 drew with Surrey 568 at Lord's Scorecard Andy Strauss and Sven Koenig batted Middlesex to safety in a rain-affected l
Kallis leads the way as South Africa beat Sir Paul Getty's XI
Playing his first match of the tour, Jacques Kallis stroked an assured 81 from 95 balls as the South Africans eased to a 50-run win against Sir Paul G
Integration completed in Australian cricket
Australian women's cricket is now permanently under the umbrella of the Australian Cricket BoardLynn McConnell29-Jun-2003Australian women's cricket is
Second-string attack too inconsistent in drawn game
Sri Lanka's second-string attack achieved a three-run lead on the first innings over the West Indies Cricket Board President's XI today, but a more co