Steven Lynch

Editor of Wisden on the Ashes

Pluses,

After the amazing scenes yesterday - Brian Lara reclaiming the world record, and the first prime minister on the field of play for, well, ten years - today it was back to a more recognisable form of Test cricket

13-Apr-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

After the Lord Mayor's Show

13-Apr-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

The highest score in Test cricket

How the record for the highest score in Test cricket has changed hands over the years

12-Apr-2004•Steven Lynch

Out first ball of a Test, and reaching 300 with a six

The regular Monday column in which our editor answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket

12-Apr-2004•Steven Lynch

Lightning strikes twice for Lara

It's one of cricket's spookier stats that both the batsmen with two Test triple-centuries to their name strutted their stuff at the same ground each time - Don Bradman at Headingley, and Brian Lara at the Recreation Ground in St John's, Antigua

12-Apr-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

Most Tests without an ODI, and Zaheer's road

The regular Monday column in which our editor answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket

05-Apr-2004•Steven Lynch

Thorpe does it again

Fidel Edwards hit back for West Indies - biut was trumped by a magnificent innings from England's saviour Graham Thorpe

02-Apr-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

Left-handers dominating, and a subbing double

The regular Monday column in which our editor answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket

29-Mar-2004•Steven Lynch

England wrap it up in half-an-hour

It didn't take long: inside half-an-hour England had knocked off the 28 runs they needed to secure victory, a 2-0 series lead, and retention of the Wisden Trophy

23-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Extracting left-handers, and people born on the same day

The regular Monday column in which our editor answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket

22-Mar-2004•Steven Lynch

Bad light holds up England's surge for victory

England galloped towards victory on the fourth evening at Port-of-Spain, knocking off 71 of the 99 runs they needed in just ten overs before the umpires stepped in and took the players off, even though the batsmen were keen to continue

22-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

The tale of Grievous Bodily Harmison

England's astonishing victory in Jamaica was, predictably, seized upon by Fleet Street

15-Mar-2004•The Paper Round by Steven Lynch

Most ODIs without a Test, and the luckiest captains

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15-Mar-2004•Steven Lynch

England romp home after Harmison's stunning burst

Everyone expected the first session on the fourth day at Sabina Park to be crucial

14-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Most run-outs, and the lowest score never made

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08-Mar-2004•Steven Lynch

Captains bagging a pair, and an illegal declaration

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01-Mar-2004•Steven Lynch

Complicated hat-tricks, and a bet about Brisbane

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23-Feb-2004•Steven Lynch

A half-century of defeats, and five-fors against everyone

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16-Feb-2004•Steven Lynch

Return of the Blond Bombshell

Despite a public roasting from their coach, Rod Marsh, England A crashed to their third tour defeat in a row, as India A overwhelmed them by 55 runs in Bangalore

10-Feb-2004•Roving Reporter by Steven Lynch in Melbourne

Partnerships of 300, and scoring 900 Down Under

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09-Feb-2004•Steven Lynch

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