Kuwait romp past Oman for semi-final berth
News: Youth Asia Cup report for Jul 23 matchesWisden CricInfo Staff23-Jul-2003Kuwait qualified for the semi-finals of the Youth Asia Cup after humblin
What's going on? A hunch or basic selection practice?
This is the first in an occasional series of comments on the New Zealand cricket scene by Wisden CricInfo New Zealand Editor Lynn McConnellLynn McConn
Cairns joins select group of bowlers in New Zealand history
Chris Cairns's return to the bowling crease for his English county Nottinghamshire in their most recent game, against Kent at Maidstone, saw him join
Et tu, Brute?
Thursday was a bad day for English cricket: 398 for 1 wasn't great, but now we know the real priceWisden Comment by Rob Smyth28-Jul-2003Nasser Hussain
Second XI qualify for ECB Trophy semi-final with 100% record
James Hamblin cracked a superb century to help Hampshire II's to their eighth straight one-day victory in the ECB Second Eleven Trophy, taking them th
Jaffer sees out the draw in impressive fashion
Wasim Jaffer preserved India A's unbeaten record in superlative fashion, by smashing a wonderful double-century to turn a potential struggle for survi
Dykes and McKechnie retain selection positions
Incumbent New Zealand selectors Ross Dykes and Brian McKechnie have joined their former chairman Sir Richard Hadlee in retaining their jobs through un
Glamorgan return to winning ways at Cardiff
A disciplined batting and bowling performance saw Glamorgan return to winning ways at Cardiff with a7 wicket victory over a lacklustreWarwickshire sid
The tributes start as Stewart nears his final fling
Alec Stewart's illustrious England career will finally come to an end after the fifth Test against South Africa at The Oval, back where it all began w
Hooper holds up Surrey as Hodge hammers 200
Carl Hooper held up Surrey's quest to go back on top of the Championship with a majestic hundred, as Lancashire sneaked into a four-run first innings