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Clarke gives England the edge after another collapse

England ended the second day with the edge over Bangladesh, but not after another alarming collapse and a serious injury to Marcus Trescothick

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

Trescothick hopeful of making one-day series

Marcus Trescothick suffered a strain to his right thumb, not as at first feared a fracture, during the final session of play on the second day of the second Test at Chittagong

30-Oct-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Hussain and Clarke take the fight to Bangladesh

Nasser Hussain and Rikki Clarke rescued England after a dramatic collapse to end the opening day of the second Test on 237 for 4

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

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

It's close in the dark at Dhaka

By the end of an attritional third day in Dhaka, England had an overall lead of 80 against Bangladesh

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

Anderson, Flintoff and Collingwood awarded central contracts

Eight players have been awarded central contracts by the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) in a deal which could net each of them as much as £400,000 over the next year

11-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Trescothick leapfrogs to ninth spot

Marcus Trescothick's double-century against South Africa at The Oval has propelled him nine places into ninth spot in the PwC ratings for batsmen

09-Sep-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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

'My best Test victory yet,' says Vaughan

Michael Vaughan "Throughout my short career to date this is my best Test victory

08-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Forget Headingley '81 - were you at The Oval in '03?

England celebrate their series-levelling win © Getty Images Ian Botham must be relieved

08-Sep-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

'My best Test victory yet,' says Vaughan

Michael Vaughan "Throughout my short career to date this is my best Test victory

08-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Thorpe and Trescothick put South Africa to the sword

English cricket fans haven't had an awful lot to cheer about in recent weeks

06-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Comings, goings, and staying puts

The comeback kids: Graham Thorpe and Marcus Trescothick pile on the agony © Getty Images What is it about The Oval and England comebacks

06-Sep-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Freddie Auld

England fight back

Regular bulletins from the second day's play in the 5th and final Test at The Oval

05-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Bowling for run-outs

When Nasser Hussain was captain and his players had an off-day in the field (contrary to rose-tinted opinion, this tended to happen once every other innings), his great lament was that English bowlers lack "mystery"

05-Sep-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Expediency is the order of the day

Marcus Trescothick: time to reassess his opener's role

27-Aug-2003•by Andrew Miller

Vaughan under the cosh

Needlessly coming off for bad light, their failure to finish off South Africa when they were down, their woeful bowling and careless batting ... the list of England's disasters in the Headingley Test goes on and on

26-Aug-2003•The Paper Round by Freddie Auld

Butcher and Trescothick give England the edge

Close England 197 for 3 (Hussain 14*, Smith 0*) trail South Africa 342 (Kirsten 130, Zondeki 59) by 145 runs

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

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