Kenway and Giddins shine in win over Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's preparations for the NatWest Series suffered another setback as they slumped to a 16-run defeat against Hampshire at The Rose BowlJohn Ward
McGrath guides clinical Australia to 2-0 series lead
West Indies might have disrupted the world order with their sensational win in Antigua less than a week ago, but Australia showed why they remain top
Wacken Hut lift trophy
Wacken Hut CC lifted the glittering Abdul Quddoos Sheikh Memorial cricket trophy, after inflicting a heavy 92-run defeat over Dawn Group, at the UBL S
Rain ruins what was shaping as classic contest at Jade Stadium
Today's rain has left Sunday's final round of State Shield matches as absolutely vital for all the teams in the competitionLynn McConnell24-Jan-2003To
Twenty20 reasons to be cheerful
Marcus Trescothick: a very un-English innings The man at the ECB who thought up the Twenty20 Cup can givehimself a pat on the back of his blaze
Marsh warns against too much expectation
Rod Marsh, chief coach at England's academy and recently appointed as a selector, has dismissed arguments that English cricketers play too much cricke
Decision on Wasim Akram delayed
LAHORE, March 13: The decision on Wasim Akram's request seeks waiving off the penalties imposed by one-man judicial commission on him has been delayed
World Cup boost
PORT-OF-SPAIN - Hours before a row developed between West Indies players and their bosses on Tuesday, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) revealed it
ECB announce new Management plans
At its meeting yesterday, the ECB Management Board endorsed the recommendations contained within the Report of the Chairman of the International Teams
King of the jungle, but what now?
Not many Englishmen come out on top in Australia these days, but an unlikely one managed it this weekWisden Comment by Steven Lynch13-May-2003Not many