Matches (22)

NZ vs WI (1)

WCL 2 (1)

PAK vs SA (1)

Ranji Trophy (19)

164/6

(20 ov, T:165) 157/9

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Schedule Report Series

NEP

239/9

UAE

(1/50 ov, T:240) 6/1

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Schedule Table Series

Andrew Miller

UK editor, ESPNcricinfo

@miller_cricket

Vaughan masterclass keeps South Africa at bay

Michael Vaughan stroked his way to a sublime 156, his ninth Test century and his eighth in 15 matches, to lead England's fightback on a fascinating fourth day's play at Edgbaston

27-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Riding the hype

This year, the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack took a deep breath and used a picture on its front cover for the first time in history

27-Jul-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Gibbs and Smith put South Africa in complete control

England's cricketers have always been prone to choking on their own hubris, but today's debacle at Edgbaston was astonishing even by their extreme standards

24-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Alec Stewart - his career in numbers

Test No

23-Jul-2003•Andrew Miller

Kittens and cricket

No more than a couple of years ago, there was an advert doing the rounds on British television, which posed one of the philosophical questions of the age

19-Jul-2003•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller at Trent Bridge

Thorpe and Gough line up for recalls

It's the midway point of the English season, and things are going swimmingly

17-Jul-2003•Andrew Miller

Moving and immoveable

One of the greatest mysteries of the recent World Cup, along with the devastating losses of form of Mahela Jayawardene and Inzamam-ul-Haq, was the utter anonymity of Jacques Kallis

03-Jul-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Flailing the bad ball

Jacques Kallis's second century in 24 hours was an innings of two distinct parts

30-Jun-2003•Andrew Miller

Kallis century puts paid to Zimbabwe

Jacques Kallis scored a magnificent unbeaten 125, his 10th and highest one-day century, and his second in consecutive days, as South Africa bounced back from defeat in their opening match of the NatWest Series to record a comfortable 46-run victory

29-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Never patronise a Zimbabwean

England have a horrible habit of underestimating Zimbabwe

26-Jun-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Trescothick guides England to magnificent victory

Marcus Trescothick completed a memorable weekend with a magnificent unbeaten 108, and Chris Read chipped in with a resourceful and impish 25, as England recovered from a seemingly hopeless position to win the deciding match of the NatWest Challenge

22-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Anderson and Trescothick batter Pakistan to defeat

James Anderson: a wicket with his first ball, and then wrapped things up with a hat-trick Experience is the key, so the sages say, if England's young side are to compete with the best by the 2007 World Cup

20-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Knight shines as Warwickshire go top

A pair of Australians have already come blisteringly close to the first century in the Twenty20 Cup, and last night it was Nick Knight's turn to come, see and all but conquer, as Warwickshire made it two wins out of two in the Midlands/West/Wales

19-Jun-2003•Andrew Miller

Pakistan survive bold England fightback

England v Pakistan, NatWest Challenge, 1st ODI, Old Trafford

17-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Pakistan in command as England flounder

In front of a packed Old Trafford and in a cacophony of blaring horns that was more Lahore than Lancashire, the exuberance of England's youth gave way to naivety, as Pakistan took control of the first match of the NatWest Challenge

16-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Cricket embraces the rave culture

Atomic Kitten: what a purrformance It is astonishingly rare for English cricket to be at the vanguard of innovation

12-Jun-2003•Andrew Miller

Glamorgan and Surrey keep their records intact

Glamorgan v Worcestershire at Swansea Scorecard Glamorgan are doing their damnedest to retain their National League title - today they made it five wins out of five with a 31-run victory over Worcestershire

08-Jun-2003•Andrew Miller

Time for a bit of altruism

And so ends one of the more pointless Test series of recent times

07-Jun-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Stewart and McGrath restore order

Alec Stewart became England's second-highest run-scorer in Tests, and Anthony McGrath took his average after two matches to 137, as England completed the first day of Test cricket at Durham in a predictably dominant position

04-Jun-2003•Andrew Miller

New kids on the block

It is little wonder that the 50th anniversary of the Queen's Coronation was such a low-key affair

04-Jun-2003•Andrew Miller

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