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ECB responds to call for help from Afghanistan

News: ECB responds to call for help from Afghanistan

24-Jun-2003•Suhael Ahmed

India's humiliation

1974 India's lowest score - and the lowest total at Lord's

24-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

The Knight Riders win Super Fours

The Knight Riders have won Super Fours, the ECB competition for elite women's cricketers, securing four wins from five matches

24-Jun-2003•ECB Media Release

Northern Districts achieve turnaround in finances

Northern Districts achieved a significant improvement in its financial performance last season reducing its deficit for the year by $64,855

24-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

Hampshire lose for third time in Twenty20 Cup

Hampshire Hawks were dumped out of the Twenty20 competition after losing to the Middlesex Crusaders at Uxbridge CC on Monday

24-Jun-2003•Vic Isaacs

'We want to make all South Africans proud of their team'

What are the biggest changes to your life since you became captain

24-Jun-2003•Exclusive interview by Neil Manthorp

Harvey hammers first Twenty20 ton

Gloucestershire 135 for 2 (Harvey 100*) beat Warwickshire 134 for 7 by 8 wickets at Edgbaston Ian Harvey thrashed the first century in Twenty20 Cup cricket as Gloucestershire maintained their 100% record at Edgbaston

24-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Latif: 'Pakistan played better than England'

England squeaked through to win the NatWest Challenge 2-1 after a nailbiting four-wicket win in the decider, thanks to a magnificent unbeaten 108 from Marcus Trescothick

23-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Mahmud: 'We are not scared or nervous'

Khaled Mahmud, the Bangladesh captain, put on a brave front as his 15-man squad left for a daunting one-month tour of Australia

23-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

A celebrity for his own benefit

Phil Tufnell: role model

23-Jun-2003•John Stern

England to embrace football-style transfers

Transfer speculation has kept many football journalists in gainful employment during quiet times, and now it seems that English cricket writers will be granted the same relief

23-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

England release Kirtley as Johnson returns

England have released Sussex fast bowler James Kirtley from their one-day squad for the upcoming triangular one-day series with South Africa and Zimbabwe, following Richard Johnson's return to fitness

23-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricket Monthly June 2003

Harvey hammers the first Twenty20 century

23-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Harbhajan heads to Australia for operation

Harbhajan Singh, the Indian offspinner, will undergo surgery on his injured right knuckle next week - but not in Baltimore, as was widely expected, but at the Avenue Hospital in Melbourne, Australia

23-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Glamorgan record their first win in the Twenty20 Cup

Glamorgan won their first Twenty20 match as they comprehensively beat Worcestershire by 56 runs at Sophia Gardens

23-Jun-2003•Andrew Hignell

Masterful display from the Crusaders sees them leave Austria with 100% record

The Crusaders showed the Austrian Cricket Association little mercy as they punished the ACA attack with a glorious exhibition of strokeplay

23-Jun-2003•Michael Bailey

Smith stars in Testimonial game

Robin Smith held centre stage in his Testimonial match at Eversley on Friday as he hit a vintage half century to entertain the large crowd.

23-Jun-2003•Andrew Renshaw

Viv Richards's son hammers triple hundred

Mali Richards, the son of Sir Vivian Richards, showed signs of his batting pedigree, slamming 319 for Antigua & Barbuda against the combined US & British Virgin Islands in the Leeward Island Cricket Tournament

23-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Whatmore brings hope where there was none

Dav Whatmore, who took over as Bangladesh's coach on June 2, has had little time to affect the team's performance, but his approach has already been welcomed by many of the players

23-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Rashid 'satisfied' with tour performance

Despite losing the three-match NatWest Challenge one-day series against England, Rashid Latif, Pakistan's captain, said that he was satisfied with his team's performance

23-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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