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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Schedule Report Series

Manchester Originals (Women)

London Spirit (Women)

Today

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Schedule Table Series

Martin Williamson

The evolution of bowling

Martin Williamson charts the evolution of bowling from underam, through round-arm to what we have today

27-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Eric Bedser dies aged 87

Eric Bedser, whose cricket ability was overshadowed by the achievements of his twin, Alec, has died at the age of 87

24-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Offshore interests

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson look at some of cricket's offshore venues

23-May-2006•Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

Offshore interests

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson look at some of cricket's offshore venues

23-May-2006•Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

Inattention to detail

Bodyline, the ABC-BBC drama broadcast in 1984 now available on DVD, has the rug pulled from under it by the semi-farcical action sequences, the failing of almost every film or TV show ever made about the game

17-May-2006•Martin Williamson

One-way traffic

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson look at some depressingly one-sided Test series

16-May-2006•Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

Glimmers of hope amid a sea of trouble

Zimbabwe came through their seven-match series in the Caribbean better than many feared, but it was still too obvious that they are some way short of having what it takes to play at the highest level. Martin Williamson gives his end-of-tour reports

15-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Sarwan leads West Indies to series whitewash

As expected, West Indies wrapped up a 104-run victory over Zimbabwe in the seventh and final ODI at Queen's Park Oval, and in so doing completed a 5-0 whitewash in a series that was never been remotely competitive

14-May-2006•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Rain washes out Zimbabwe's hopes

It was rain which set up the opportunity for Zimbabwe to snatch an improbable victory in the sixth ODI at Trinidad's Queen's Park Oval, but it also ultimately washed out that hope

13-May-2006•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

When Sylvester Clarke bricked it

Cricket has, regrettably, many incidents of players being pelted with objects by bored or malicious spectators, but examples of the players retaliating in kind are mercifully rare

13-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Torpid Zimbabwe crushed by Gayle

West Indies cruised to a facile ten-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the fifth ODI in St Lucia, securing victory the bloated seven-match series in the process

10-May-2006•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Too much of a good thing?

Martin Williamson looks at the new FTP and how things just seem to get busier and busier

09-May-2006•Martin Williamson

The party continues at Lord's

Martin Williamson on how Lord's has managed to sidestep the ICC's new regulations on bring bottles and cans into grounds

09-May-2006•Martin Williamson

More dangerous games

Another selection of moments where batsmen came off second best to fast bowlers

09-May-2006•Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

Sri Lanka go down with barely a whimper

The Sri Lankans offered little fight as they went down by ten wickets to England A in a little over two days

06-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Enough is enough

Martin Williamson reports on how player power might be the decisive factor in deciding how much cricket should be scheduled

06-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Lord's under attack

Martin Williamson looks back at how Lord's survived the Second World War

06-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Akram destroys sorry Gloucester

Six wickets from Mohammad Akram helped Surrey romp to a thumping innings-and-297-run victory over Gloucestershire at a sun-drenched Oval

05-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Looking to the future

Martin Williamson reviews The Schools' Cricket Almanac 2006 and the Preparatory Schools' Cricket Almanac

02-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Today Abu Dhabi ... tomorrow Dubai?

The rise of Abu Dhabi as a venue for one-day cricket is the final nail in the coffin of the Emirates' original cricket stadium, Sharjah. But even as it staged its first major international match last month, the future of the state-of-the-art Sheikh Zayed

02-May-2006•Martin Williamson

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