Late burst from England gives them the edge
In another captivating day's cricket, in which the balance of power shifted from one side to the other, England emerged with a slight edge in the thir
Wickets continue to fall at Northampton
Northampton's Wantage Road ground is gradually becoming synonymous as one where the batsmen are not relishing the prospect of playing at.Richard Isaac
Gauteng contracts Srinath and Crookes
The Gauteng Cricket Board, as part of its strengthening programme, has acquired the services of two exceptional playersGauteng Cricket Board Press Rel
Symonds sheds a tear over World Cup win
JOHANNESBURG - Andrew Symonds had a tear running down his cheek.Will Swanton24-Mar-2003JOHANNESBURG - Andrew Symonds had a tear running down his cheek
Lara wants to restore reputation at World Cup
ST27-Jan-2003ST. JOHN'S, Antigua, Jan 27 AP - Star batsman Brian Lara today exuded confidence about the West Indies' chances of winning the upcoming c
A question of desire
This evening's resistance notwithstanding, England are sliding headlong towards another comprehensive defeatThe Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller24-Aug-
Super Fours to be decided on final day in Oxford
The Super Fours champions of 2003 will be decided on Saturday 21st June when the four teams meet at The Parks and Radley College, OxfordECB Media Rele
Other Test venue a must
Cricket officials are developing contingency plans for the island to host a Test match at an alternate venue in the event that the planned expansion o
Pakistan complete tense seven-wicket win against Sri Lanka
Pakistan's batsmen had put in a scratchy display in the Sharjah Cupopener, but today they got their act together, chasing down a target of 224 toregis
Jayasuriya sounds World Cup warning to new ball bowlers
Sanath Jayasuriya, Sri Lanka's gloriously combustible opening batsman, hasvowed to back his natural instincts and continue a high-risk strategy ofall-