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127/9

IND

(15.5/20 ov, T:128) 131/3

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281/7

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(44.1/50 ov, T:282) 282/2

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Butler and Martin rock Sri Lanka A

Ian Butler and Chris Martin had a field day with Sri Lanka's batsmen, picking up four wickets each, and reducing the team to 210 for 9

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'I don't think I could have bowled better' - Warne

Shane Warne became the first spinner in the history of the game to reach the 500-wicket mark as he tore apart the Sri Lankan batting order

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

'I totally blame the batting' - Tillakaratne

Despite dominating for the first two days, Sri Lanka ultimately capitulated rather meekly

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Silva leads St Thomas fightback

A superb hundred by Dhanushka Edussuriya gave Royal College the edge at the end of the first dayof the Battle of the Blues

12-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Jonathan Smyth

Mohan de Silva to contest for president

Mohan de Silva, the secretary of Sri Lanka Cricket, is tipped to be the next president of the association

12-Mar-2004•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Mohan de Silva to contest for president

Mohan de Silva, the secretary of Sri Lanka Cricket, is tipped to be the next president of the association

12-Mar-2004•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Indian bowling on trial

This series has been preceded by so much talk about security, inter-country politics, goodwill et al that it's a massive relief that the games are finally about to begin

12-Mar-2004•Anand Vasu in Karachi

Butcher falls in late twist to day

Just when England were beginning to unwind and prepare for tomorrow's resumption, the rains abated and play resumed for a tempestuous 20-minute spell

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

The Pakistan perspective

And, finally, there is only the cricket

12-Mar-2004•Osman Samiuddin

A remarkable comeback

Shane Warne completed a remarkable comeback to Test cricket by claiming the four wickets he needed on the final day to become the first spinner to take 500 Test wickets

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Jones - 'This is what I've been waiting for'

Simon Jones was a happy man after capping his comeback with the most prized wicket in the world, as West Indies closed on 311 for 9 on the opening day of the first Test in Jamaica

12-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld

Streak and Ervine to the rescue

A determined sixth-wicket stand of 76 between Sean Ervine and Heath Streak rescued Zimbabwe from 79 for 5 and guided them to a respectable 242 for 8 in the fourth one-dayer against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club

12-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin

Ganguly's cup of tea, and the wicketkeeping menace

Until the end of the Indian tour of Pakistan, we will be running a daily Paper Round of what newspapers in India and Pakistan, and from around the world, are reporting about this series

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Warne reaches 500 as Sri Lanka are routed

Warne took centerstage on the final, action-packed, day as he ripped through Sri Lanka's batting and rushing to the magical 500-wicket landmark as Australia recorded a famous win

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Pietersen and Nottinghamshire - truce in sight?

The drawn out saga of the dispute between Kevin Pietersen and Nottinghamshire looks to be nearing a conclusion with a report in The Times that a truce is on the cards

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'I don't think I could have bowled better' - Warne

Shane Warne became the first spinner in the history of the game to reach the 500-wicket mark as he tore apart the Sri Lankan batting order

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

'I don't think I could have bowled better' - Warne

Shane Warne became the first spinner in the history of the game to reach the 500-wicket mark as he tore apart the Sri Lankan batting order

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Odumbe investigated for alleged match-fixing

Maurice Odumbe is to be investigated by the International Cricket Council after it received reports that he had 'inappropriate contact with a bookmaker and influenced the result of matches'

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'I totally blame the batting' - Tillakaratne

Despite dominating for the first two days, Sri Lanka ultimately capitulated rather meekly

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Border rout Griqualand West

KwaZulu-Natal moved to the top of the table, as Border routed Griqualand West in two days at East London

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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