Hussain lambasts ICC for handling of Zimbabwe crisis
Freed from the constraints of his ECB contract, Nasser Hussain has launched his career as a Sky TV commentator with a stinging attack on the ICC for t
Oram adds to New Zealand's injury headache
New Zealand's growing injury worries worsened with the news that Jacob Oram will not be fit enough to play as an allrounder at HeadingleyWisden Cricin
Vaughan century takes Yorkshire through to semi's
Yorkshire, Warwickshire and Gloucestershire joined Worcestershire in the semi-finals of the C&G TrophyWisden Cricinfo staff16-Jun-2004Michael Vaughan:
Pakistan likely to invite Sri Lanka for ODI tournament
The prospect of hosting a second-string Zimbabwean outfit later this year has forced the Pakistan board to contemplate organising a triangular one-day
Indians romp to easy win
The Indians warmed up for the Asia Cup tournament with a comfortable nine-wicket win against a Sri Lankan Cricket Academy XI at the Nondescripts groun
England recall Flintoff
England take on West Indies today in the fifth match of the NatWest Series, a day/nighter at HeadingleyWisden Cricinfo staff01-Jul-2004England have re
Lee to train in India
Brett Lee is slated to visit India next month in an attempt to get used to the subcontinental pitches before Australia's tour to the country in Octobe
Queenstown unlikely to gain Test status
Despite recent reports in the New Zealand Press Association that Queenstown could become the latest venue in the country to gain Test status, a local
Australia won't focus on Warne's record – Gilchrist
Adam Gilchrist has said that the Australian team will not work around Shane Warne's attempt to break Muttiah Muralitharan's Test recordWisden Cricinfo
Pakistan board drawn in to further mire
Mohammad Naeem, treasurer of the Pakistan Cricket Board for over four years, handed in his resignation on May 13, but details of the four-page documen