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More of the same for England

England, fresh from their crushing victory in the first match of the three-game one-day series at Chittagong, are likely to name an unchanged side for the second match, a day/nighter at the Bangabandhu Stadium in Dhaka tomorrow (start 0730 GMT)

09-Nov-2003•Steven Lynch

Flintoff rushes England past the winning post

A fine allround performance from Andrew Flintoff, the Man of the Match, swept England to a comfortable seven-wicket victory at Chittagong in the first of three one-day internationals against Bangladesh

07-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Onus on England to win

On paper at least, the only thing that could possibly prevent England from winning would be fatigue, borne of the most brutal fitness regime they have ever been subjected to

06-Nov-2003•Andrew Miller

Solanki and Strauss star in England stroll

A blistering 79 and three wickets from Ashley Giles helped England to thrash a Bangladesh Cricket Board Development XI by 167 runs at Dhaka

05-Nov-2003•Nicholas Randall

Flintoff to lead England in warm-up match

Andrew Flintoff will have the honour of captaining England against a Bangladesh Cricket Board XI at Dhaka

04-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Flintoff aims to make up for lost time

The arrival of Andrew Flintoff and the six other members of the one-day squad in Bangladesh last Wednesday for the three-match series has given the England side a welcome boost after their 2-0 win in the Tests

02-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Flintoff out of Bangladesh Tests

Andrew Flintoff will miss the forthcoming Test series in Bangladesh in order to continue his recovery from a groin injury and will be replaced by Martin Saggers

06-Oct-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Anderson, Flintoff and Collingwood awarded central contracts

Eight players have been awarded central contracts by the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in a deal which could net each of them as much as £400,000 over the next year

11-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Clarke and Collingwood in - Bicknell, Kirtley and Smith out

England's selectors today named the tour parties for the first part of this winter's tour

09-Sep-2003•Steven Lynch

From dunces to diamond geezers

After writing England's, and Michael Vaughan's, summer obituaries at the end of the first day at The Oval, the English newspapers were forced to change their tune after England's historic win against South Africa yesterday

09-Sep-2003•The Paper Round by Freddie Auld

Forget Headingley '81 - were you at The Oval in '03?

England celebrate their series-levelling win © Getty Images Ian Botham must be relieved

08-Sep-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

Harmison leads the charge after Flintoff's fireworks

Close South Africa 484 and 185 for 6 (Pollock 19*, Boucher 22*) lead England 604 for 9 decl

07-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

South Africa face Groundhog Day

Graeme Smith: still smiling ..

07-Sep-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Expediency is the order of the day

Marcus Trescothick: time to reassess his opener's role

27-Aug-2003•by Andrew Miller

A question of desire

This evening's resistance notwithstanding, England are sliding headlong towards another comprehensive defeat

24-Aug-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

It takes one to know one

God bless Headingley

23-Aug-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

England rediscover their optimism

After scraping the depths of despair at Lord's, a stirring display on a helpful Trent Bridge track has breathed life back into England's cricketers, who now go to Headingley for the fourth npower Test against South Africa with the series delicately

20-Aug-2003•The Wisden Preview by Freddie Auld

Into the hands of fate

After muttering under their breath about the state of the Trent Bridge pitch, South Africa lost two wickets in the opening over of the day, and a fretful Jacques Kallis shortly afterwards

16-Aug-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Career-best ratings for Ntini and Smith

Makhaya Ntini has climbed four places to 6th in the PwC Ratings, after demolishing England at Lord's with match figures of 10 for 220, while his captain, Graeme Smith, has leapt seven places to 12th in the batting stakes

04-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

South Africa's greatest victory of all

Down the years, England have suffered many butcherings at Lord's, more often than not at the hands of Australia

03-Aug-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

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