Still place for Hooper
The West Indies Cricket Board and its selection panel have started the 2003 Cable & Wireless Series with a master stroke by appointing Brian Lara as t
Pakistan keen to be back to winning ways
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Srinath opts out of pre-season training camp
The Indian selectors have picked a list of 36 probables to train for two camps in Bangalore before the start of the domestic seasonWisden CricInfo sta
Fourth win from four for 2nd XI Trophy
Hampshire's second eleven scraped to their fourth straight One Day Trophy victory by the skin of their teeth against Glamorgan on Friday.Iain Brunnsch
Former coach slams Bangladesh board's report
Bangladesh's former coach, Pakistani Mohsin Kamal, has said that they need to improve their attitude if they are to avoid becoming an international la
Shane Bond – Strength brings speed, and enjoyment
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A great innings – but the greatest?
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Murtagh puts seal on crushing Middlesex win
On the day of the summer solstice, the reigning county champions have their first victory of summer. Yorkshire were not defeated so much as eviscerate
Rashid, Rafiq snuff out Lancashire to claim Roses rights
Spin proved to be Yorkshire's route to a comfortable 79-run victory over Lancashire as Adil Rashid and Azeem Rafiq were at the top of their game on a
COA asks states to submit compliance report by March 1
The Committee of Administrators has specified that an office-bearer who has completed nine years in a post either at the BCCI or a state association i