Matches (13)

WI vs PAK (1)

Women's Hundred (1)

Men's Hundred (2)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

AUS vs SA (1)

One-Day Cup (7)

PAK

(37/37 ov) 171/7

(33.2/35 ov, T:181) 184/5

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Manchester Originals (Women)

London Spirit (Women)

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Martin Williamson

How to win friends ...

To many, life doesn't get much better than being paid to play cricket inthe idyllic surroundings of the Caribbean. But cricket tours can begruelling affairs, and those in the West Indies mean almost non-stop travelling between islands. And when there are

14-Jul-2006•Martin Williamson

A new era underway in the Caribbean

Martin Williamson previews the Stanford 20/20 which gets underway in Antigua this week

09-Jul-2006•Martin Williamson

Compton, Ranji and the missing rupees

Martin Williamson on the time Denis Compton was promised Rs 50 a run in the final of the Ranji Trophy ... and went on to score 249. But when it came to payment ...

08-Jul-2006•Martin Williamson

Record ... what record?

Martin Williamson on how the media have started shunning one-day internationals even though the ICC maintains they all count in the record books

04-Jul-2006•Martin Williamson

Call back the medics

Another batch of cricketers who have kept the medical profession in gainful employment

04-Jul-2006•Martin Williamson and Andrew McGlashan

Babes, money, mascots and marketing

Martin Williamson looks back at the week ending July 1, 2006

02-Jul-2006•Martin Williamson

The world's first knockout cup

Martin Williamson on the world's first serious attempt to stage a first-class knockout cup ... as long ago as 1873

01-Jul-2006•Martin Williamson

Instant cricket takes centre stage

The purists (and the Indian board) might loathe it - and reports at the weekend indicated that some players are not big fans- but Twenty20 cricket returns for the next fortnight

27-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

Those two little pals of mine ...

On June 29, 1950, West Indies completed an emphatic 326-run victory over England at Lord's. It was defining moment, not only in West Indies cricket, but in the history of the Caribbean ... and it sparked the release of a famous calypso

24-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

More trouble in paradise

Martin Williamson on the continuing dispute between players and board which again threatens to undermine West Indies' recovery

21-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

A most welcome view

Hidden Ashes takes a different look back at a remarkable series

20-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

What's in a name?

When S Trimnell scored 92 and 58 for Somerset against Gloucestershire, people wanted to know who he was. It turned out to be a pseudonym for a more well-known batsman making pulling a sickie from work

17-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

Against all odds

Martin Williamson looks at the players who have overcome physical obstacles to play the game

13-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

Crawling to a double hundred

Geoff Boycott scored 246 against India in front of his home crowd at Headingley, but was greeted by a press backlash and was subsequently dropped for selfish batting

10-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

Curse of the first ball

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson look at the fate of those who took a wicket with their first ball in Test cricket

06-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

Tickets, sunshine and albino monks

Martin Williamson looks back on the week ending June 1, 2006

04-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

The umpire who called time

Umpires are always under the spotlight and sometimes the pressure gets to them. In the case of Tom Brooks, it happened during an Ashes Test

03-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

Naved-ul-Hasan returns to haunt Middlesex

Rana Naved-ul-Hasan rescued Sussex from a spot of bother on the first day of their Championship match at Horsham

01-Jun-2006•Martin Williamson

A question of degree

Throughout the game's history - from the days of round-arm to the modern era of 15-degree flexibility - bowling actions have stirred passionate debate and caused trouble for those accused of having suspect styles. This week we look at some of those who ha

30-May-2006•Martin Williamson

The record that shouldn't have been

Cricket records are broken fairly regularly, but few in such controversial circumstances as happened at Leyton in 1932

28-May-2006•Martin Williamson

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