Gilchrist looks ahead to his days without ODIs
Adam Gilchrist has said that he subscribes to what he believes will be an increasing trend among international players to retire from one-day games to
Integration completed in Australian cricket
Australian women's cricket is now permanently under the umbrella of the Australian Cricket BoardLynn McConnell29-Jun-2003Australian women's cricket is
Read out for three weeks
Over the weekend the prospects of Chris Read being named as the successor to Alec Stewart as England's wicketkeeper as soon as the second Test were be
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
Turner the hero as Wellington earn home semi-final
Wellington have comfortably beaten Otago by 58 runs at the Basin ReserveSteven White26-Jan-2003Wellington have comfortably beaten Otago by 58 runs at
Glamorgan win a thriller by one run at Colwyn Bay
Glamorgan won a thrilling match at the Rhos-on-Sea ground beating Yorkshire by 1 run, as Michael Kasprowiczdramatically ran out Darren Gough off the f
Croft and Maynard win honours in Twenty20
Despite only winning one of their Twenty20 matches, there were some notable performances byGlamorgan players in the zonal round of the new competition
ECB Cricket Roadshow to promote Twenty20 Cup
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has launched a brand new Cricket Roadshow experience sponsored by England Team sponsor, VodafoneECB Media Re
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
Zimbabwe beat Namibia and the weather
A magnificent innings of 172 not out from Craig Wishart was the highlight of a rain-affected Zimbabwe victory over Namibia in the opening Pool A match