The World Cricket Weblog – Apr. 8 – Apr. 14
Beware wounded West Indies, says Waugh Australia can begin dreaming of a first Caribbean series whitewash after their nine-wicket win…
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Le Roux quits India to train South Africans
Adrian Le Roux, the physical trainer of the Indian team for the last year, has decided to quit the post…
Pressure on Waugh to go resumes
The ongoing debate over Steve Waugh's future as Australia's captain surfaced again at the weekend with comments from two former…
ECB applauds Spirit of Cricket in Durham
The ECB is pleased to be able to report that in the Frizzell County Championship match at Riverside today, Durham…
Australia's winning streak comes to an end
Australia's 21-match unbeaten run has come to an end, the very day after they took an unassailable 4-0 lead in…
Glamorgan secure their first Championship win of the season
The Championship match between Glamorgan and Northamptonshire continued to be a realdogfight as Glamorgan after being bowled out for 220…
Punting on a pyjama party
It had better workStephen Fay13-Jun-2003In the July issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly Stephen Fay argues that the Twenty20 Cup may…
Harvey hammers the first Twenty20 century
Gloucestershire 135 for 2 (Harvey 100*) beat Warwickshire 134 for 7 by 8 wickets at Edgbaston Ian Harvey thrashed the…
Foster fined for outburst
The England wicketkeeper James Foster has been severely reprimanded and fined by his county Essex for verbally abusing a spectator…
Anyone for lunch at the House of Commons?
Somerset's young ECB Academy cricketer's have been praised by chief executive Peter Anderson for their enterprise and hard workSOMERSET19-Jun-2003Some