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Reviews of the 2005 editions of The Cricketers' Who's Who and Playfair Cricket Annual

The Cricketers' Who's Who 2005 and Playfair Cricket Annual 2005

13-Jun-2005•Daniel Brigham

Plan for Twenty20 'Champions League' worries authorities

A report in today's Times newspaper claims that two new competitions are being planned to cash in on the success of Twenty20 cricket

Bangladesh's coach, Dav Whatmore, praised his team's professionalism after a morale-boosting four-wicket win over Worcestershire

Whatmore lifted by Bangladesh victory

Sri Lanka will play as many as seven one-day internationals during their tour of India later this year

Sri Lanka to play seven one-dayers in India in November

Ponting v Vaughan

New Zealand Cricket has denied reports of delaying the process of fixing dates for their South Africa tour to begin in four months

'We're not stalling': Snedden

McGrath v Snow

Botham v Miller

Just how good is Warne?

Langer v Strauss

The West Indies Cricket Board has denied holding any contract discussions with the players in the absence of the players' association

We acted as responsible employers, says Windies board

Phil Jaques starred in a gripping Roses match as Yorkshire held on for a draw against Lancashire at Headingley

Jaques blooms for Yorkshire in Roses match

Mark Waugh has denied any connection to another Indian bookmaker who police claim he also gave tips

Mark Waugh denies connection with Indian bookmaker

Terry Alderman says Australia's batsmen "should go and hang themselves" if they fall to Ashley Giles this summer

Alderman swings into negative Giles

Warwickshire crushed Gloucestershire by an innings and two runs in three days

Warwickshire crush Gloucestershire in three days

A round-up of the latest National League matches

Middlesex hold their nerve for win

Michael Clarke and Michael Kasprowicz were the victims of thieves at the end of Australia's 95-run win over Leicestershire

Clarke and Kasprowicz hit by kit theft

Ricky Ponting has backed Andrew Symonds to shine in the Twenty20 international against England

Ponting backs Symonds to shine

12-Jun-2005•AFP

Bangladesh seal first tour win

Bangladesh beat Worcestershire by six wickets to complete their first win on tour