Australia have decided to strengthen their batting for their first Test against Bangladesh, and have reverted to a four-bowler strategyWisden…
Read MoreHabib presses home Essex's advantage
After the extraordinary events of yesterday, Aftab Habib restored some sort of normality to proceedings at Trent Bridge with a…
Read MoreSomerset mourn the loss of Martin Nestor
Everybody at Somerset County Cricket Club is reeling at the news of the sudden death of Captain Martin Nestor O.B.ESOMERSET25-Mar-2003Everybody…
Read MoreHawke Cup returns to Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay won the Hawke Cup for the first time since 1987 when beating Manawatu in their challenge match played…
Read MoreNgam on the comeback trail
Fast bowling aficionados everywhere, and South African supporters in general, would have winced with deja vu at the pained departure…
Read MoreVictoria trials integration of men's and women's game
Further integration, below the national level, seems likely in Australia after Cricket Victoria announced today that it was starting a…
Read MoreDead-rubber syndrome
The history books tell a straightforward tale of Australia's rise from inadequacy to invincibilityWisden's Australian View by Chris Ryan15-May-20
Read MoreWhatmore's contract will not be renewed
The Sri Lankan cricket board announced on Monday that coach Dav Whatmore's contract will not be renewed when it expires…
Read MoreNew Zealand in positive mode with bat and on points table
New Zealand's big hitters made full use of an outstanding batting pitch to take a seven-wicket win from Bangladesh at…
Read MoreDon't panic!
One-nil down with three to goFreddie Auld06-Aug-2003One-nil down with three to go. It's not that bad, is it? Well, after…
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