India need to be wary of Aravinda de Silva
Sunny days are here again for Indian cricket with the senior batsmen in fine nick and the bowlers doing a remarkably good job so farKrish Srikkanth10-
World Cup stats – Aus v Kenya and SL v Zim
Aasif Karim's figures of 8.2-6-7-3 are the 8th most economical at 0.84 runsper over in a World Cup match by a bowler bowling at least 5 oversWCOC Pres
India hold too many aces for Kenya's comfort
The toss has played an important role in a few games in this WorldCup, especially in the day/night encountersKrish Srikkanth20-Mar-2003The toss has pl
ACB still considering Warne's contract obligations
The Australian Cricket Board is cautious about a possible bid for ShaneWarne to play for charity during his doping ban.AAP21-Mar-2003The Australian Cr
The World Cup Weblog – Mar. 17 – Mar. 24
A feeble bowling performance by India A close match had been expected between the strongest sides in the competition17-Mar-2003Monday, March 24, 2003
Fleming double ton puts New Zealand in control
Stephen Fleming battled through searing heat and sappinghumidity to score 274 not out, the second-highest score by aNew Zealander in Test cricketWisde
Cameron was the common factor in New Zealand's greatest days
Cameron in action during the first Test against Pakistan in 1965 Frank Cameron's receipt of the Bert Sutcliffe Medal for services to New Zea
Thomas to undergo knee surgery
Darren Thomas, who was injured in Glamorgan`s opening County Championship match at Derby will undergo a cartilage operation on his left knee tomorrowm
Making do is part of New Zealand Test make up
Adaptability has become a byword for New Zealand teams over the last 10 years, and it will be required again of the side captain Stephen Fleming leads
Groundsman gets a taste of Indian fervour
New Zealand Cricket's High Performance Centre turf manager Karl Johnson got a taste of what it is like to be a cricket celebrity during a recent visit