South Africa dominate in all departments
Honeymoons are meant to last rather longer than 48 hoursThe Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller31-Jul-2003Close South Africa 151 for 1 (Smith 80*, Kirste
Smith and Sami put Kent in charge against Notts
Kent 362 v Nottinghamshire 137 for 5 at Maidstone Scorecard A blistering century from Ed Smith and a late burst from Mohammad Sami put Kent in com
Kallis to miss Lord's Test
Jacques Kallis will miss the second Test against England which starts at Lord's on Thursday, but will return in time for the third Test which starts a
Hussain's mental legacy destroyed
On Thursday, the BBC website ran an interview with Nasser Hussain's brother, in which he hinted that the end of a great career was nighThe Wisden Verd
Gough recalled to England Test squad
After an absence of almost two years, Darren Gough has been recalled to England's Test squad for next week's first npower Test against South Africa at
Jaywant Lele expelled from Baroda Cricket Association
Former Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jaywant Lele, along with two other office-bearers, was expelled from the Baroda Cricket
Hadlee speaks about his picks
Richard Hadlee, NZ Cricket's chief selector, spoke on some of his selections for the New Zealand squads to IndiaWisden CricInfo staff19-Aug-2003Rich
Taylor leads England women's reply against South Africa
Claire Taylor led the way for England in their healthy first-innings reply against South Africa with an unbeaten 89 on the second day of the first Tes
1st Innings launch
The Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Sport, the Honorable Terry Mackenroth, will launch Queensland Cricket's latest coaching innovation tomo
Vaughan slammed by county chairman
Michael Vaughan's comments in the aftermath of the Headingley defeat, that the county system was largely to blame for the national side's weaknesses,