Butcher and Trescothick give England the edge
Close England 197 for 3 (Hussain 14*, Smith 0*) trail South Africa 342 (Kirsten 130, Zondeki 59) by 145 runsThe Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld22-Au
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
Somerset organise half term coaching at Weston super Mare Cricket Club
Somerset County Cricket Club is always on the lookout for new talent and during the coming school half term will be staging coaching sessions in the n
Super Six absentees detract from tournament
As World Cups go, the South African version of 2003 fell short ofexpectations because of the failure of favoured teams to make the Super Sixsection of
Captain's Log – Feb. 26 – Mar. 4
"I don't want to look at the political side26-Feb-2003Saturday, March 1, 2003:::"I don't want to look at the political side. Just like playing Austral
England send for Bicknell at last
England's selectors have sprung a surprise by recalling Martin Bicknell, the Surrey seamer, into their squad of 13 for the fourth npower Test against
PCB offer hints that Waqar's international career is over
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has invited Waqar Younis to join Wasim Akram in making their international farewells during the forthcoming one-day s
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
Youth Fund grant 'not used for opening ceremony'
The ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 has noted with distress recent media reports claiming that the Umsobomvu Youth Fund (UYF) funded the opening ceremony o
An apt battle-field for the young guns
As if India's draw in the World Cup is not challenging enough initself, a couple of veteran players are on the verge ofretirement, their powers waning