PCB pardons Latif
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has pardoned Rashid Latif after he wrote a letter to the ICC complaining about "fancy fixing", a form of matchfixin
BCCI considers counter-claim charges against GCC
According to an Associated Press report, Dalmiya had raised this point in the board meeting of the IDIWisden Cricinfo staff24-Jun-2003The Indian boa
Graham Ford added to Sri Lanka coaching shortlist
The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka's (BCCSL) search for a replacement for national team coach Dav Whatmore has been broadened to include fo
Canada overwhelm Bangladesh in Durban upset
An engaging battle between two of the lower-ranked teamsSamanth Subramanian12-Feb-2003Often a contest between two equally matched minnows proves as fa
Thirty-somethings shine as Bulls thrash Redbacks
BRISBANE, Jan 22 AAP - Michael Kasprowicz and Greg Blewett reminded national selectors of the skills of Australian cricket's older brigade as Queensla
Kallis's father dies
Jacques Kallis's father, Henry, has died at his home in Cape Town aged 65, after a four-month battle with lung cancerWisden CricInfo staff21-Jul-2003J
Men behaving better
An innovative approach to the problem of players' bad behaviour is being pioneered in the Middlesex County League, one of England's leading club compe
Worcestershire batsmen show good form
In a two day pre season friendly match against Sussex at Hove, Worcestershire's batsmen showed good form in reaching 342 for 6 off 85 oversWorcestersh
Sachin Tendulkar lifts India to inspired triumph against Pakistan
India win their fourth consecutive World Cup game against their long-time rivalsAnand Vasu01-Mar-2003There was a spontaneous eruption of firecrackers,
In support of Devon Smith
Last week, when the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) announced that young Jamaican middle-order batsman Marlon Samuels would be returning to his nativ