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The overloaded one-day calendar just became even fuller, with news that three of the game’s key superpowers – Australia, India and Pakistan – will sto

Yet another washout at Bulawayo has left the second Test heading towards a dreary drawThe Wisden Bulletin by Wisden Cricinfo staff29-Feb-2004Scorecard

After having his nose rearranged in the first Test at Johannesburg, Herschelle Gibbs exacted the best possible revenge on the West Indian fast bowlers

In every sense, except the one that matters most, Colombo’s weather has been regular as clockworkAndrew Miller in Colombo20-Nov-2003In every sense, ex

Graham Thorpe may be forced to wait a while longer to make his return to Test cricket, as England’s selectors are expected to resist the temptation fo

Australia’s Test captain Steve Waugh received another honour today, but this time it was off the field, when he was made an Officer of the Order of Au

New Zealand Cricket selection chairman Sir Richard Hadlee said the five-hour meeting to choose the Test and one-day teams for the tour of Sri Lanka la

Sachin Tendulkar (1059) is 24 runs behind leading World Cup run taker JavedMiandad (1083)CricInfo12-Feb-2003Javagal Srinath (IND) needs 1 wicket to jo

Chairman of selectors Trevor Hohns insists Australia still has all its bases covered despite entering the second Ashes clash in Adelaide with just one

India and South Africa have not played each other a lot in recent times; unlike say India and EnglandAnand Vasu24-Sep-2002India and South Africa have