Nelson personality died at weekend
Rex Challies, who died in Nelson on Saturday aged 78, once bowled one of the more legendary full-tosses in New Zealand minor-association cricketLynn M
More questions than answers
Will Nasser Hussain still be leading England in the winterPaul Coupar23-Jul-2003Will Nasser Hussain still be leading England in the winter?Examination
Fortress Lord's prepares for the storm
The start of the international summer at Lord's on Thursday will be against the backdrop of unseasonally cold and wet weather and, more worryingly for
Contract list could be due for a shake-up
Some interesting calculations await the members of the New Zealand cricket team as next season's contracts are discussed by the national selectorsLynn
First opponent in Super Six decided today for New Zealand
New Zealand's Super Six campaign at the World Cup swings into action on Saturday with its first game in the next phase of the competitionLynn McConnel
Powell scores 146 on the first day against Yorkshire
An assertive 146 by Michael Powell put Glamorgan into a promising position onthe opening day of their Championship match with Yorkshire at Colwyn BayA
Ganguly to Canterbury next summer?
Sourav Ganguly has expressed his desire to be one of Kent's overseas professionals next seasonWisden Cricinfo staff18-Jul-2003Sourav Ganguly has expre
Henry and Smith hit back at Woolmer's comments
Omar Henry, head of the South African selection committee, has hit back at Bob Woolmer's comments that South African cricket is in a mess, while Graem
India aim to go hard against Kenya
India will not risk easing up when they play Kenya in their first match of the World Cup Super Six under the Newlands lights here on FridayAFP06-Mar-2
ICC World Cup tickets still in demand
Demand for tickets still remaining for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 peaked again today when tickets came back into the system for some of the high p