Aravinda de Silva appointed as national selector
Aravinda de Silva has been appointed as a national cricket selector just days after retiring from international cricketCharlie Austin24-Mar-2003Aravin
Four-year losing streak long enough for England
Four years ago yesterday, England beat Australia in a one-day international, with Graeme Hick hitting a hundred at the SCGStephen Lamb18-Jan-2003Four
A princely entrance
1972 The Indian captain is bornWisden CricInfo staff08-Jul-2003All Today's Yesterdays - July 8 down the yearsJuly 7 | July 91972The Indian captain is
Who calls the shots?
English cricket needs television but television needs England to do betterJohn Stern13-Jun-2003English cricket needs television but television needs E
SARS virus puts New Zealand's tour of Sri Lanka in doubt
The outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in Asia has put question marks over New Zealand's forthcoming tour of Sri LankaWisden Staff07
Captain's Log – Mar. 5 – Mar. 11
"Wright has made such an impact that we can't go away without doing what he wants05-Mar-2003"Wright has made such an impact that we can't go away with
Warne to concentrate on Tests after World Cup
SYDNEY - Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne said today he would retirefrom international one-day cricket to extend his Test career.AAP22-Jan-2003SYDNE
Collingwood's recovery going well
Paul Collingwood should be back in action in four weeks timeWisden CricInfo staff23-Jul-2003Paul Collingwood should be back in action in four weeks ti
Richards defends inclusion of Edwards
Viv Richards, chairman of the West Indian selectors, has defended the inclusion of inexperienced Bajan fast bowler Fidel Edwards in the squad for the
Maher hits century for Aussies
Jimmy Maher blasted a century in his maiden first-class innings for Australia as the tourists took control of the three-day tour match against the Uni