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Ervine takes five as wickets tumble on both sides

An efficient bowling display from Zimbabwe, led by Sean Ervine, against Rockingham-Mandurah was overshadowed by another batting collapse and the news that Douglas Hondo is a serious doubt for the opening Test next Thursday at Perth

29-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Zimbabwe struggle in tour opener

Sean Ervine saved his side's blushes with a belligerent 41 and two early wickets, but Zimbabwe were made to struggle on the opening day of their tour match against the grade cricketers of Rockingham-Mandurah, whose ranks had been swelled by the

28-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Steve Waugh Foundation - Australia

Since 1998, Steve Waugh has made a personal commitment to help the children at Udayan in Calcutta, India

28-Sep-2003

'I'm itching to bowl at Australian batsmen' - Blignaut

Andy Blignaut, the Zimbabwean allrounder, has got his hunger back and is now looking to feast on Australia's batting order

26-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Mark Waugh gains captaincy role as Australia enters new season

Australia might be moving into football finals madness over the next week - the AFL final in Melbourne tomorrow and the NRL final in Sydney on Sunday week, but cricket is muscling its way into public profile for the new season as well

26-Sep-2003•Lynn McConnell

Australia to help out cash-strapped Sri Lanka

Cricket Australia has come to the aid of Sri Lanka's cash-strapped cricket board, agreeing to play two extra one-day internationals during next year's tour, a gesture of goodwill that will raise an estimated US$800,000

25-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Mark Waugh to lead brother Steve, and beloved Bulldogs

Sydney Grade Cricket's 111th season commences this Saturday 27 September, with a round of one-day limited-overs matches commencing at 9.30am

25-Sep-2003•Sydney Cricket Association

Streak says draws would be achievements for Zimbabwe

Not much that is new in cricket is left as a challenge for the all-conquering Australians, but a home Test match against Zimbabwe is one of them, and Test cricket's second-youngest participants arrived in Perth yesterday for their first crack at the

24-Sep-2003•Lynn McConnell

No lack of memories as the MCG turns 150

It is a measure of the hold it has on the sporting psyche of the people of Melbourne that yesterday's 150th anniversary of the Melbourne Cricket Ground evoked so many personal memories of Test cricket's first venue

24-Sep-2003•Lynn McConnell

Ponting annoyed at Warne's 'madness'

Shane Warne's use of a banned drug left Ricky Ponting, Australia's one-day captain, annoyed at what he described as Warne's "madness"

23-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Justin Langer appointed Western Australian captain

Decorated Western Warrior Justin Langer realised a lifelong dream when he was made Western Australian Captain.

23-Sep-2003•Western Australia Cricket Association

Alderman calls for overseas players in Tests

Australia's former swing bowler, Terry Alderman, has suggested that an international draft ought to be created to hasten the development of Test cricket's minnows

23-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Redbacks take pre-season to the Riverland

The West End Redbacks today (September 22) take their 2003 pre-season training to Mildura, for a week-long training camp, in their last off-site session before the season begins.

22-Sep-2003•South Australian Cricket Association

McGrath doubt for first Test

Glenn McGrath is a rated no more than 50/50 to be fit to play in the first Test against Zimbabwe, which starts at Perth on October 9

19-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Wishart and Gripper recalled for Australia trip

Craig Wishart and Trevor Gripper have been recalled to the squad for Zimbabwe's maiden Test tour of Australia next month

17-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Warne will be welcomed back as far as England is concerned

Shane Warne might be serving out a 12-month ban for using a banned diuretic, but his presence in the Australian team for the 2005 Ashes series is being keenly awaited in England

17-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Ian Chappell to bat for asylum seekers

Ian Chappell, who led the Australians with considerable verve and imagination in the 1970s, is about to embark on a tour of the country in support of asylum seekers

17-Sep-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'John Scholes Medal' announced

Cricket Victoria has paid homage to one its favourite sons by naming thePlayer of the Match in the Premier 1st XI Final, the John Scholes Medal.

16-Sep-2003•Cricket Victoria

Grant Flower ruled out of Australia tour

Grant Flower, who broke his thumb during a Logan Cup match last weekend, has been ruled out of Zimbabwe's forthcoming tour to Australia

16-Sep-2003•John Ward

Geoff Marsh and son to play against Zimbabwe

Geoff Marsh could be excused for being more than a little pre-occupied with other events while batting in this year's Lilac Hill festival match at the start of Zimbabwe's tour of Australia

15-Sep-2003•Lynn McConnell

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