Anti-Mugabe protests likely at Riverside
Talks aimed at averting the possible disruption of the second npower Test at Chester-le-Street by anti-Mugabe demonstrators have broken down, raising
Yorkshire shot out for 54
Glamorgan, the defending National League champions, strolled to their secondwin in as many days, overhauling Kent's 192 for 9 with 8.4 overs to spareS
'It's going to be very tough now to qualify' says Ian Blackwell ahead of Holland game
Ahead of England's first World Cup match against Holland in East London Ian Blackwell told me: "It is now time to kick off our tournamentSOMERSET16-Fe
Rashid Latif escapes punishment for match-fixing claims
Rashid Latif has escaped punishment for his controversial open letter to the ICC last month, as the Pakistan Cricket Board confirmed he would be reta
Flower: "Players take the rap but it's all down to bad management"
The inexperience of the Zimbabwe side was exposed for all to see during their defeat in the first Test against England at Lord'sWisden CricInfo staff2
Sharjah: Zimbabwe v Pakistan – Assesment
For Zimbabwe in the first post-Andy Flower era, the big match is KenyaJohn Ward04-Apr-2003For Zimbabwe in the first post-Andy Flower era, the big matc
Aldridge and Martin back for ND
Northern Districts will be bolstered by the return of bowlers Graeme Aldridge and Bruce Martin for their State Championship match with Canterbury in H
Muralitharan destroys Notts
Due to technical difficulties, we have been unable to bring a full round-up of today's play in the County ChampionshipWisden CricInfo staff21-Aug-2003
Fletcher hints that Thorpe's exile could be over
Graham Thorpe may resume his Test career at Edgbaston next week, after Duncan Fletcher, England's coach, admitted that his name was back in the frame
Dravid makes low-key start for Scotland
Rahul Dravid's Scotland debut was overshadowed by Robin Smith, who compiled a stylish 82 from 85 balls to guide Hampshire to a six-wicket win at the G