Steven Lynch

Editor of Wisden on the Ashes

Kallis still there as South Africa take it slow

South Africa failed to make the most of a perfect batting strip at Newlands, grafting to 247 for 4 on the first day of the third Test

02-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Darkness - and de Villiers - thwart England at Durban

Darkness drove the players from the field just before 4.30pm at Durban - around half-an-hour before the scheduled close - handing South Africa a lifeline after England had seemed certain to wrap up the match, and with it a 2-0 lead

30-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Sri Lanka head home from New Zealand

Sri Lanka's tour of New Zealand has been abandoned, and the team is returning home after the tusnami disaster which ravaged the country on Boxing Day

29-Dec-2004•Steven Lynch

Sri Lanka head home from New Zealand

Sri Lanka's tour of New Zealand has been abandoned, and the team is returning home after the tusnami disaster which ravaged the country on Boxing Day

29-Dec-2004•Steven Lynch

Langer's first, and another record for Lara

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29-Dec-2004•Steven Lynch

Sri Lanka head home from New Zealand

Sri Lanka's tour of New Zealand has been abandoned, and the team is returning home after the tusnami disaster which ravaged the country on Boxing Day

29-Dec-2004•Steven Lynch

A Christmas special

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27-Dec-2004•Steven Lynch

Zaheer's record, and how Hadlee did himself out of one

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20-Dec-2004•Steven Lynch

Strauss's century double puts England on top

A stroke-filled century from Andrew Strauss put England in control of the first Test at Port Elizabeth

18-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Flintoff and Hoggard grab the initiative for England

England took three wickets in the morning - including both Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis for ducks - and four more in the evening session to grab the honours on the first day at Port Elizabeth

17-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

The dish runs away with the ball

The news that the ECB has awarded the rights for English international cricket from 2006 to the highest bidder was half-expected, and good news for the game financially, at least in the short term

15-Dec-2004•Commentary by Steven Lynch

Second-innings 300s, and how the women beat the men

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13-Dec-2004•Steven Lynch

Debut hundreds, and the wicketkeeper who wasn't

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06-Dec-2004•Steven Lynch

England cruise to the clean sweep

England completed a whitewash with an ultimately simple 74-run demolition of Zimbabwe at Bulawayo

05-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Solanki and Bell's fireworks set up England's victory

A blistering opening assault from Vikram Solanki and Ian Bell hurtled England towards a convincing eight-wicket victory in the third match of this four-match series at Bulawayo

04-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Pietersen and Jones set up a crushing victory

England strolled to an ultimately simple 161-run victory in the second one-day international at Harare

01-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Clarke's hundred habit, and twin centuries from No. 7

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29-Nov-2004•Steven Lynch

Flintoff's record, and the first professional captain

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22-Nov-2004•Steven Lynch

Missed targets, cheap wickets, and the origin of 'Test'

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15-Nov-2004•Steven Lynch

Medlycott's new challenge

Keith Medlycott, the former Surrey player and coach, has been named as the ICC's new Umpires' High Performance Manager

23-Sep-2004•Steven Lynch

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