Trinidad police solve the Australian kit mystery
The mystery surrounding the disappearance of the Australian squad's equipment last May in Trinidad has finally been clarified, according to the Trinid
New Zealand can still do better – Snedden
New Zealand still lack the key to winning in one-day cricket, despite their success in Sri Lanka when taking out the tri-nations tournament against th
Darwin timings changed at broadcaster's behest
The business of international cricket revolves around televisionWisden CricInfo staff08-Jul-2003The business of international cricket revolves around
Hooper set to sign for Lancashire
Carl Hooper is set to join for Lancashire this week and could make his county debut against Middlesex at Lord's on Friday (May 9)Wisden Cricinfo staff
Smith posts Natal depression
Just under a month ago, every right-thinking Natalian was giddy with glee at South Africa's dismal display in the NatWest Series final at Lord'sWisden
England hoping for a change
Last year it was at Trent Bridge that the tone of the international summer changedSteven Lynch13-Aug-2003Last year it was at Trent Bridge that the ton
Campbell criticises Zimbabwe on eve of tour
Alistair Campbell, the former Zimbabwean captain, has spoken out against his countrymen and former team-mates, as the team flies out of Harare to begi
Kaif sizzles, but Derbyshire lose a thriller to Leicestershire
Mohammad Kaif scored a blistering 40-ball 53 for Derbyshire in a Twenty20 Cup match against Leicestershire, but it wasn't enough to snatch victoryWisd
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
SPCL1 Week5 – Havant lose thriller and 100% record
A thrilling penultimate ball win by South Wilts over Havant has left BAT Sports and Bournemouth boasting the only unbeaten ECB Southern Electric Premi