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Caddick back in style but Hussain and Vaughan fail

Essex won the toss, batted first and were skittled for 188, as Leicestershire took firm control of proceedings at Chelmsford

30-Apr-2003•Andrew Miller

Pakistan women's ownership shaping as a Gilbertian plot

Women's cricket tends to struggle for a profile around the world, especially when compared to the male variety of the game, but in Pakistan there is action aplenty as three parties battle for control of the women's game

30-Apr-2003•Lynn McConnell

India-Pakistan matches at neutral venues?

In an effort to revive truncated cricket ties with Pakistan, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has said that it will seek its government's permission to play Pakistan at neutral venues

30-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Matthew Hayden - Wisden Cricketer of the Year

Sometimes in their worthy search for the perfect alignment of talent, technique and temperament, selectors outsmart themselves by overlooking the most fundamental and blindingly obvious virtue a batsman can have: the faculty for making runs

30-Apr-2003•Greg Baum

Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 2003 - What the papers say

The annual appearance of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack is supposed to herald the start of summer and the beginning of a new cricket season

30-Apr-2003•Steven Lynch

Murali enters final stage of his career

Muttiah Muralitharan, Sri Lanka's star offspinner, set to become the highest wicket-taker in Test history during the next two years, believes he has entered the final phase of his career

30-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

He changed the game

Never has a cricketer had so appropriate a surname

30-Apr-2003•Simon Barnes

Murali enters final stage of his career

Muttiah Muralitharan, Sri Lanka's star offspinner, set to become the highest wicket-taker in Test history during the next two years, believes he has entered the final phase of his career

30-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Nasser Hussain - Wisden Cricketer of the Year

Nasser Hussain has always been too intense to inspire mass affection

30-Apr-2003•Scyld Berry

Michael Vaughan - Wisden Cricketer of the Year

Michael Vaughan began 2002 keenly aware of the impatience for him to prove his worth as a Test batsman

30-Apr-2003•David Hopps

Four wickets each for Caddick and Johnson at Derby

Somerset ended the first day of the championship match at Derby in a good position

30-Apr-2003•SOMERSET

Cricket meets Pop at The Rose Bowl for the Twenty20 Cup

Mis-Teeq, will entertain spectators on the opening day of the competition, Friday 13 June, at the Hampshire v Sussex match at the Rose Bowl

30-Apr-2003•Hamopshire Cricket & ECB

Hampshire dominate half-days play against Yorkshire

It is ironic that following such beautiful weather leading up to the cricket season, that the first day at The Rose Bowl in the Championship match against Yorkshire should be seriously truncated, not by a steady drop of rain, but by the overnight

30-Apr-2003•Vic Isaacs

Shaun Pollock - Wisden Cricketer of the Year

Shaun Pollock has not had an outstanding year

30-Apr-2003•Neil Manthorp

An update on the injuries

The opening fortnight of the 2003 season has seen several senior players pick up injuries, and here is an update on their current situation

30-Apr-2003•Glamorgan CCC

McGrath returns, Windies give debuts to Best and Banks

In the maroon corner, the man with centuries in each of his last five home Tests against Australia

30-Apr-2003•Andrew Miller

Fleming's achievements make their mark on record book

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming, who toiled long and hard in the heat and humidity of Colombo, to score a total of 343 unbeaten runs against Sri Lanka, should take a good rest before he studies the statistical profile of his feats

30-Apr-2003•Lynn McConnell

Arnold to lead Sri Lanka 'A' against Pakistan

Russel Arnold will skipper a Sri Lanka A side against Pakistan in a one-day warm-up at the P

30-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo

Tendulkar faces three-month break after hand surgery

Sachin Tendulkar will undergo rehabilitation for three months after a successful hand surgery in the United States on Tuesday

30-Apr-2003•Staff Reporter

Pace bowling duo win England six month contracts

The England and Wales Cricket Board today announced that Lancashire's James Anderson and Durham's Stephen Harmison have been awarded six month summer contracts to cover this summer's international programme.

30-Apr-2003•ECB Media Release

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