Sami virtually ruled out of West Indies tour
Mohammad Sami, the Pakistani fast bowler, is likely to miss the tour of West Indies after undergoing surgery to remove cysts from his heelCricinfo sta
Lehmann left out, and Gillespie faces fitness test before Indian series
Jason Gillespie has been included, subject to fitness, in the Australian squad for the one-day tri-series in India which starts with a day-nighter bet
Hohns ignores Lehmann's offer
Australia's chairman of selectors has rejected the offer from Darren Lehmann to give up his Test spot for Michael ClarkeWisden Cricinfo staff22-Jun-20
Inzamam not in favour of sending bowlers to India
Inzamam-ul-Haq has opposed the decision of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to send fast bowlers to MRF Academy in Chennai for trainingCricinfo staff2
Strauss guides England into final
England beat Bangladesh by five wickets to gain their place in the NatWest Series finalThe Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan25-Jun-2005Scorecard and ball-b
It's Warne … for now
A statistical analysis of Shane Warne and his contribution to Australian winsRahul Bhatia04-Jul-2005A swish, a snick, and when the man at slip rose wi
Price leads Zimbabwean fightback
Ray Price took a career-best 6 for 121 to bowl Australia out for 403, a first-innings lead of 95The Wisden Bulletin by Lynn McConnell08-Jul-2005Close
Gavaskar appointed consultant to Indian team
Sunil Gavaskar, the former Indian captain, has been appointed consultant to the Indian teamWisden Cricinfo staff05-Jul-2005Sunil Gavaskar's expertise
Deitz stars in South Australia's 71-run win over Western Australia
South Australia have recorded a 71-run victory over Western Australia on the fourth day of the ACB Cup at Tompkins Park in PerthDavid Bebb05-Jul-2005S
Closing in on the main event
A new era of international cricket begins at Headingley on Thursday, when the NatWest Challenge gets underwayCricinfo staff07-Jul-2005A new era of int