Cricket News | Cricket Updates | Match Report

Matches (15)

ZIM vs NZ (1)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (7)

WI vs PAK (1)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

ZIM

125

(39 ov) 174/1

null

Schedule Report Series

WF-M

143/9

NSC-M

(89/100 balls, T:144) 147/2

null

Schedule Table Report Series

Home

Cricket News

Fleming dismisses captaincy criticism

Stephen Fleming has brushed aside the criticism against his captaincy during the Tests on the recent tour to England

15-Jul-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Australia v Sri Lanka, 2nd Test, Cairns

Day 5 Bulletin - It's 527-all, as Sri Lanka hang on News - McGrath fined for swearing The Big Picture - Warne equals the record The progression of the record - A 109-year tradition

10-Jul-2004

New Zealand set for historic Lord's debut

One of the more interesting facts to brighten up tomorrow's climax to what has been a weather-hit and largely uninspiring NatWest Series is it will be the first time New Zealand have played a one-day international at Lord's

09-Jul-2004•Freddie Auld

New Zealand look to continue winning streak

After England's ungainly exit from the NatWest Series, Thursday's game between West Indies and New Zealand at the Rose Bowl has turned into a mini-final, and a chance for both teams to win an important psychological victory before the Lord's final on

07-Jul-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Fleming sets the winning platform

Stephen Fleming, who fell agonisingly short of a well-deserved hundred, led New Zealand to a comprehensive six-wicket win over England in the seventh NatWest Series game at Bristol

04-Jul-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

One-day quicket!

As the England one-day side plummeted to their second thrashing in three days in the NatWest Series, the English journalists took advantage of the early finish to get their claws into the woeful performance

30-Jun-2004•The Paper Round by Freddie Auld

England looking for first win

England (possible) Michael Vaughan (capt), Marcus Trescothick, Geraint Jones (wk), Andrew Strauss, Paul Collingwood, Anthony McGrath, Ian Blackwell, Rikki Clarke, Darren Gough, Stephen Harmison, James Anderson

29-Jun-2004

Five-wicket Franklin frazzles England

England picked up their dismal one-day form from where they had left off against West Indies at Trent Bridge, as New Zealand completed a thumping seven-wicket victory with exactly half of the day's left unused

29-Jun-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Snedden dismisses rumours of Bracewell-Fleming rift

New Zealand Cricket's chief executive, Martin Snedden, has dismissed suggestions of tension between the national team's coach and captain after making a special trip to check all was well in the squad

28-Jun-2004•AAP

McCullum to fly home early

Brendon McCullum, New Zealand's wicketkeeper, is to fly home after today's NatWest Series match against West Indies to be with his pregnant wife

26-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Rain has the final say

The NatWest Series eventually got underway today at Edgbaston - well almost

26-Jun-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

Strauss eager to develop in middle order

Andrew Strauss made a dream start with the bat for England in the Test series against New Zealand, and he will now have a chance to show what he can do in the middle order in one-day cricket, as England hope to finally get their NatWest Series

26-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Fleming unhappy with series schedule

Stephen Fleming, New Zealand's captain, has slammed the format of the NatWest Series, saying that it is unfair to expect top international teams to play back-to-back matches

25-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

West Indies keen to get going

West Indies take on New Zealand at Edgbaston tomorrow in what has effectively become the opener of the NatWest Series

25-Jun-2004•Liam Brickhill

Rain rules at Old Trafford

Manchester's weather in the last few days has been more akin to the bleak midwinter than the summer solstice that recently passed, and so it came as no surprise when today's opening NatWest Series fixture was abandoned without a ball being bowled

24-Jun-2004•The Wisden Bulletin

England injuries mean New Zealand start favourites

England's one-day cricket carnival has arrived to join a packed summer of sport, with the NatWest Series kicking off tomorrow, as England playNew Zealand in the opening floodlit game, the first of three in the series, at Old Trafford

23-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Marshall century sinks Essex

Hamish Marshall got New Zealand back into winning ways with a blistering 111 from 97 balls, to see off a spirited Essex side by five wickets at Chelmsford

19-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Snedden asks for rational analysis of defeat

Martin Snedden, the chief executive of New Zealand Cricket, has insisted that the board will conduct a rational analysis of the team's performance in England, rather than jump to hasty conclusions

19-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Fleming concerned with bowlers' lack of bite

Stephen Fleming has expressed his concern for New Zealand's chances in the forthcoming NatWest Series, saying his bowlers lack the penetration to bowl teams out and restrict the runs

18-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Hassan Adnan defies the New Zealanders

The New Zealanders' disappointing tour of England continued today as they kicked off their limited-overs section with a four-wicket loss to Derbyshire

16-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

1 2 3 4 5

Showing 1 - 20 of 106