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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

'One of the greatest spells by an England player'

What they said after the match: Vaughan, Harmison and Lara

14-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld in Kingston

Smith and Hinds revive West Indies

In recent years, England have earned a reputation for being slow off the mark in crucial Test series, but at Sabina Park today, they fought toe-to-toe with West Indies in an enthralling opening gambit

11-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

England take charge in Kingston

England's bowlers enjoyed a comfortable warm-up on the opening day of their match at the Mona Oval in Kingston

05-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld in Kingston, Jamaica

England expects as Caribbean tour begins

As the England squad yesterday prepared to leave the sweeping London rain for the warmer climes of the Caribbean, Michael Vaughan and his men were, according to Wednesday's national newpapers, in a quietly confident mood of what lies ahead

25-Feb-2004•The Paper Round by Freddie Auld

England name unchanged squad for Windies tour

The England selectors have named an unchanged 15-man squad for their forthcoming tour of the West Indies

07-Jan-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Caddick upbeat about recovery despite ECB's doubts

Andrew Caddick has requested to be allowed to join the England Academy tour to Malaysia and India at the end of January in a bid to prove his fitness for the main tour of the West Indies in March

18-Dec-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Harmison 'considered history' by England

If the rumours are to be believed, Steve Harmison, England's injury-prone fast bowler, might have done a little too much moaning and not enough bowling of late for the like of England's selectors

10-Dec-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Back injury forces Harmison out of Test series

Stephen Harmison has been ruled out of the Test series against Sri Lanka with a back injury, and Richard Johnson takes his place

19-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Johnson likely to miss out on Sri Lanka Tests

Despite taking 9 for 93 in the Chittagong Test, Richard Johnson is unlikely to be retained in the England squad for next month's Test series against Sri Lanka

02-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

A change of scenery

England's plans for the second Test suffered a blow when Stephen Harmison, the Man of the Match in the first game, pulled out with a back injury

28-Oct-2003•by Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Harmison flies home for tests on injured back

Stephen Harmison will fly home later today to undergo tests to determine the extemnt of the back injury which kept him out of the second Test at Chittagong

28-Oct-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Harmison in doubt with back injury

Stephen Harmison may not be fit to take his place in the England team for the second Test match against Bangladesh which starts tomorrow at Chittagong

28-Oct-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Vaughan takes England home after Harmison's heroics

Michael Vaughan led England to a seven-wicket victory after Matthew Hoggard and Man of the Match Stephen Harmison wrapped up the Bangladesh second innings early on the final morning at the Bangabandhu Stadium

25-Oct-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Trescothick off to a flyer as Harmison grabs five wickets

England finished the day on 111 without loss

22-Oct-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

Harmison strikes twice in rain-affected day

Steve Harmison made an early breakthrough for England with the wickets of Javed Omar and Habibul Bashar before bad light stopped play

21-Oct-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

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

England roar back to square the series

A packed fifth-day crowd crammed into The Oval to see England blow away the South African tail inside an hour and then knocked off the 110 runs needed to win the match - and square the series - 41 minutes into the afternoon

08-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson

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

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