Pybus urges more scientific approach for Pakistan cricket
Richard Pybus, the former Pakistan coach, has suggested that increased use of technology and sports science is the way forward for Pakistan cricketWis
Marsh expresses disappointment over decision
Geoff Marsh, Zimbabwe's coach, has expressed disappointment over the ICC's decision to postpone Zimbabwe Tests till 2005Wisden Cricinfo staff12-Jun-20
Warne chases Murali's shadow
Shane Warne's pursuit of Muttiah Muralitharan's world record for the most Test wickets is certain to grab the limelight as Australia take on Sri Lanka
Wright hat-trick sinks Denmark
Scotland bounced back from their disappointing defeat to Holland with a comprehensive 85-run victory over Denmark, sealed by a hat-trick from Craig Wr
Shoaib Akhtar recalled to Pakistan squad
Shoaib Akhtar has been recalled to the Pakistan squad for the Asia Cup, and will be leaving Durham to join up with the training squad in Lahore later
West Indies might consider floating hotels
The Caribbean islands might resort to floating hotels to cope with the influx of tourists during the 2007 Cricket World CupWisden Cricinfo staff06-Jul
Grant Flower to join his brother at Essex
Grant Flower, the former Zimbabwean batsman, has agreed to join Essex from next seasonWisden Cricinfo staff10-Aug-2004Grant Flower: a second spell of
Laxman to return home
VVS Laxman has been ruled out of the remainder of the Asia Cup after failing to recover from a knee injuryWisden Cricinfo staff26-Jul-2004VVS Laxman:
AGM addresses fallout from Modise scandal
Gerald Majola, the chief executive of the United Cricket Board, faces a commission of inquiry as the fall-out from the Diteko Modise fraud scandal gat
West Indies power into the semis
West Indies produced a consummate team performance to power past South Africa and take their place in the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy, where t