Horror in Harare
Among those few fans who give a toss, all eyes will be on the toss when Australia play Zimbabwe in Harare this eveningChristian Ryan25-May-2004Among t
Winning start for USA
The first day of the Americas Cup in sun-drenched Bermuda provided no upsets, with easy wins for USA, the defending champions, Bermuda and CanadaWisde
'India can lift the next World Cup' – Ranatunga
Arjuna Ranatunga, the former Sri Lankan captain, has backed India to win the next World CupWisden Cricinfo staff11-Jul-2004Arjuna Ranatunga, the forme
PCB to introduce central contracts
The Pakistan Cricket Board is planning to offer leading players central contracts by the end of the month, bringing to an end the previous system wher
Jayantha keeps up Sri Lanka A's record
Saman Jayantha marched to a magnificent unbeaten 147, as Sri Lanka A beat Worcestershire by six wickets to record their fourth consecutive victory sin
Odumbe's wife implicates six more players
The estranged wife of Maurice Odumbe, former captain of Kenya, has implicated six other players in the corruption scandal at an International Cricket
Sangakkara – 'It's a batsman's dream'
After a long day in the field on the first day of the second Test in Colombo, Kumar Sangakkara, the centurymaker, and Graeme Smith, South Africa's cap
Flintoff the best, says Vaughan
Ahead of the Old Trafford Test, Michael Vaughan went out on a limb and admitted that he agreed with those who were referring to Andrew Flintoff as the
Match abandoned after Clarke's pyrotechnics
Rain interrupted play with two balls left in Australia's inningsBulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan23-Aug-2004Match abandoned Scorecard and ball-by-ba
Further funding for Gabba facelift
The Queensland government today announced a further A$10 million in funding to boost the redevelopment of Brisbane's Gabba StadiumAAP02-Sep-2004The Ga