Dyson looks forward to Sri Lanka hot seat
John Dyson, an Australian opener perhaps best-remembered for his acrobaticcatching, especially a gravity-defying pouch during a Test at Sydney in 1981
Sami ruled out of Bangladesh series
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Sami has been ruled out of the forthcoming home series against Bangladesh with an ankle injuryWisden Cricinfo staff29-Ju
Duleep to get a foreign touch
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) may invite a foreign team to participate in the Duleep Trophy tournament next seasonWisden Cricinfo s
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
Super Six the right time to peak
The World Cup plot begins to thicken as the pool phase ends and the SuperSixes beginsDavid Wiseman05-Mar-2003The World Cup plot begins to thicken as t
Nair denies reports of government refusing permission
SK Nair, the BCCI secretary, has denied reports of the Indian government refusing permission for the under-19 team's tour to PakistanWisden CricInfo s
Bracewell gets the power, Hadlee's role changes
New Zealand Cricket's selection deckchairs have been rearranged to give new coach John Bracewell the final say, while previous chairman Sir Richard Ha
Rain affects round one of SEC Cup 2003
Three rain-delayed Southern Electric Contracting Cup first round ties are due to be played this evening, 6pmMike Vimpany (Daily Echo)26-May-2003Three
No margin for error for unchanged New Zealand team
Kenya did New Zealand a big favour today when reminding them that no team in the Super Six can be taken for granted on the eve of New Zealand's match
Karnataka build formidable lead at Nagpur
Registering a strong first-innings lead, Karnataka proceeded to boost their advantage in the second innings of their Ranji Trophy plate group semi-fin