Indian coach John Wright, whose father has passed away, has pulled out of the forthcoming tri-nation tournament in DhakaStaff Reporter06-Apr-2003India
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Down the years, England have suffered many butcherings at Lord's, more often than not at the hands of AustraliaThe Wisden…
Read MoreEngland take the honours ahead of the final
England scored several psychological points ahead of Saturday's NatWest Series final with a convincing victory over South Africa under the…
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Graeme Hick will be out of action for up to six weeks after breaking a bone in his left hand…
Read MoreUnder 13's coach reports on South African tour
Pete Sanderson the Somerset Under 13's coach has recently returned from the team's tour to South Africa and has submitted…
Read MoreEverything has gone against us – Fleming
New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming admitted his side's World Cup destiny was beyond his control after their five-wicket demolition of…
Read MoreImperfect pitch sets up a perfect result
James Kirtley: the best return on debut for England since John Lever in 1976-77 ..The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch18-Aug-2003England…
Read MoreBangladesh select their lambs for the slaughter
Bangladesh have announced a squad of 15 for their two-Test tour of Australia later this month, a series that cricket…
Read MoreShoaib under no pressure, insists Latif
The threat of being dropped has not weighed on Shoaib Akhtar's mind during the current Bank Alfalah Cup, according to…
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