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Reform Group outlines plans for the future of English cricket

The Cricket Reform Group, the self-appointed body headed by Michael Atherton and Bob Willis, last night published its manifesto for the future of the game in England

27-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Jaques on collision course with ECB

The showdown between Phil Jaques and the England & Wales Cricket Board moved a step closer with the news that Jaques has signed a three-year deal with Northamptonshire despite being told that he is no longer regarded as an English-qualified player

27-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Butcher returns to form in Colombo

Graham Thorpe and Mark Butcher eased themselves back into form after their three-week break during the one-day series, but Nasser Hussain missed out, as England moved into a comfortable position on the second morning of their warm-up match in Colombo

27-Nov-2003•Andrew Miller in Colombo

Giles and Kirtley take command

James Kirtley grabs three wickets in five overs to push his claims for a Test place

26-Nov-2003•Andrew Miller in Colombo

Giles and Kirtley take command

James Kirtley bowled himself into contention for a place in next week's first Test at Galle, and Ashley Giles showed a welcome and timely return to form, as England took control on the shortened first day of their warm-up match against a Board

26-Nov-2003•Andrew Miller in Colombo

Dinusha and Dilhara Fernando included in Test squad

Sri Lanka's selectors have included Dinusha and Dilhara Fernando in a 15-man squad for the opening Test against England, which starts next week

25-Nov-2003•Charlie Austin

Read and Franks agree new deals

Chris Read and Paul Franks have both agreed new two-year deals with Nottinghamshire

25-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Dinusha and Dilhara Fernando included in Test squad

Sri Lanka's selectors have included Dinusha and Dilhara Fernando in a 15-man squad for the opening Test against England, which starts next week

25-Nov-2003•Charlie Austin

Croft: 'I never gave up hope'

As Robert Croft prepares to play as one of three spinners in tomorrow's match against the Board President's XI, he insisted that he never gave up hope of playing for England again, despite two years out in the cold

25-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Fernando ready to come back

Dilhara Fernando, Sri Lanka's quickest bowler, is ready to return to international cricket after seven months on the sidelines

25-Nov-2003•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Hussain: 'Sri Lanka is the toughest challenge'

Nasser Hussain returns to Sri Lanka, the scene of his greatest achievement as captain, and warns that things will be even tougher this time

25-Nov-2003•Andrew Miller in Colombo

Fernando ready to come back

Dilhara Fernando, Sri Lanka's quickest bowler, is ready to return to international cricket after seven months on the sidelines

25-Nov-2003•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Another washout at Colombo

Sri Lanka won the one-day series 1-0 after the final match at the Premadasa Stadium was washed out without a ball being bowled - again

23-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

Another washout at Colombo

For the second time in three days, England's chances of levelling the one-day series were dashed after the final match at the Premadasa Stadium was again washed out without a ball being bowled

23-Nov-2003•Freddie Auld

Arnold leads President's XI

Russel Arnold will have a chance to impress Sri Lanka's selectors, who will now be mulling over selection for the Test squad, when he captains a Sri Lanka Cricket President's XI against England next week

22-Nov-2003•Charlie Austin

Kirtley to stay on with Test squad

James Kirtley is to stay on with England's Test squad after the one-day international series as cover for James Anderson and Stephen Harmison

21-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Rain washes out second ODI

The second ODI between Sri Lanka and England was called off at 6.05pm local time without a ball being bowled due to heavy rain

21-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Future of village knockout secured

The future of the National Village knockout competition, which had been in doubt following the demise of The Cricketer, has been guaranteed after organisers agreed a sponsorship deal with npower

21-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Lamb attacks West Indies' ticket tax

The row over ticket prices for next year's West Indies-England series continued to rumble on, with Tim Lamb, the chief executive of the (ECB), attacking the decision of the West Indies board to impose hefty levies on sales to England supporters

21-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Rain washes out second ODI

The heavy rain which left the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo awash on Thursday continued throughout this morning and put pay to the second ODI between Sri Lanka and England, which was called off at 6.05pm local time without a ball being bowled

21-Nov-2003•Martin Williamson

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