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Freddie Auld

Harmison's magnificent seven

It's all coming together for Steve Harmison, as Freddie Auld reports

14-Mar-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Freddie Auld

A rum day for the locals

Today's big crowd at Sabina Park got a shock, as Freddie Auld reports

14-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Freddie Auld

'One of the greatest spells by an England player'

What they said after the match: Vaughan, Harmison and Lara

14-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld in Kingston

The Gough spirit

Tino Best took 3 for 57 to light up a rain-interrupted third day at Kingston, including Graham Thorpe for 19, his first-ever Test wicket

14-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld

The Best just got better

'The original tearaway': that was how one of the many former England captains now enjoying the high life in the media described Tino la Bertram Best at the start of this Test

13-Mar-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Freddie Auld in Kingston

A morning on the mound

The Mound Stand at Sabina Park is Jamaica's answer to the Sydney Hill or the old Western Terraces at Headingley

12-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Freddie Auld

Jones - 'This is what I've been waiting for'

Simon Jones was a happy man after capping his comeback with the most prized wicket in the world, as West Indies closed on 311 for 9 on the opening day of the first Test in Jamaica

12-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld

Verdict Day 2

England are used to having problems against left-handed blokes called Smith, especially on the opening days of series

12-Mar-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Freddie Auld

Subdued at Sabina

Freddie Auld on an uncannily quiet first morning at Sabina Park

11-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Freddie Auld

Smith pops England's bubble

England are used to having problems against left-handed blokes called Smith, especially on the opening days of series

11-Mar-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Freddie Auld

England aim to end 36 years of hurt

The first round of the four Tests, at Sabina Park, promises to be an intriguing opening bout, with both corners sizing up evenly, but with players capable of packing a serious punch on their day

10-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld in Kingston

'Both teams are evenly matched,' says Jeff Dujon

Jeff Dujon, a mainstay of the all-conquering West Indian side of the 1980s, is now heavily involved in youth cricket in the Caribbean

08-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld

Now it's good-boy nets for England

After England polished off the Vice-Chancellor's XI with a day to spare, they got down to business at the nets in Sabina Park today, watched by Freddie Auld

07-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Freddie Auld in Kingston, Jamaica

'I'm just going to play to my strengths,' says Hoggard

Matthew Hoggard has insisted he has done as much as he can, given the circumstances, to persuade the selectors he can play a part in the first Test, which starts at Sabina Park on Thursday

07-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld

England sweep to victory

England swept to an innings and 85-run victory on the second day in Kingston, as the Vice-Chancellor's XI was bundled out for 70 in just 24 overs of their second innings

06-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld in Kingston, Jamaica

Music and movement at the Mona Bowl

Freddie Auld at England's tour game against the University of West Indies Vice-Chancellor's XI

05-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Freddie Auld in Kingston, Jamaica

England take charge in Kingston

England's bowlers enjoyed a comfortable warm-up on the opening day of their match at the Mona Oval in Kingston

05-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld in Kingston, Jamaica

Flying with Brian

Freddie Auld makes some new acquaintances on his arrival in the Caribbean

04-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Freddie Auld

Rain stops Zimbabwe in their tracks

After the first two days of the second Test were washed out, only 37.1 were able to be played on the third day as the torrential rain returned to the Queens Sports Club

28-Feb-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

England expects as Caribbean tour begins

As the England squad yesterday prepared to leave the sweeping London rain for the warmer climes of the Caribbean, Michael Vaughan and his men were, according to Wednesday's national newpapers, in a quietly confident mood of what lies ahead

25-Feb-2004•The Paper Round by Freddie Auld

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