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Rain frustrates England's fightback

Persistent drizzle which forced the players from the field shortly before one o'clock lingered long enough to prevent play restarting, and so everyone will be back at 10.15 tomorrow to try again

17-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

'I have to be patient,' says Taibu

After England's easy win in their Champions Trophy opener against Zimbabwe at Edgbaston, both captains commented on the way the match went

11-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

No reservations about Zimbabwe tour, says Vaughan

Michael Vaughan has insisted that no member of his side has reservations about the decision to tour Zimbabwe for five one-day internationals later this year

10-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

India's seamers come to the party

In the end, England's woeful start came back to haunt them

05-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Solanki to open on return to the side

Vikram Solanki will celebrate his recall to the England side by opening the innings in the first NatWest Challenge match against India, with Michael Vaughan dropping down to bat at three

01-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Bell misses out on tour spot

Despite an impressive Test debut at The Oval last week, Ian Bell has missed out on selection for England's tour of South Africa this winter, as Mark Butcher and Graham Thorpe return after injury

25-Aug-2004•Steven Lynch

Lara: 'I won't quit'

Post-match reaction from Michael Vaughan and Brian Lara

21-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

History beckons for England

It used only to be Australians who suffered from dead-rubber syndrome - that most infuriating of conditions whereby a dominant side could write off a failure to complete a clean-sweep by claiming that the match never mattered anyway

17-Aug-2004•Andrew Miller

Flintoff the best, says Vaughan

Ahead of the Old Trafford Test, Michael Vaughan went out on a limb and admitted that he agreed with those who were referring to Andrew Flintoff as the world's best cricketer

12-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Flintoff's ankle gnawing at the feelgood factor

So much for that lack of a Plan B

28-Jul-2004•Andrew Miller

Dravid takes over the top spot

Brian Lara's twin failures in the Lord's Test against England has meant that Rahul Dravid has, for the first time in his career, taken over as the top Test batsman in the PwC Ratings

27-Jul-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

England stay in command despite collapse

England ended a fluctuating second day of the opening Test at Lord's in charge, leading by 360 runs with West Indies four wickets down, but it wasn't all plain sailing for them

23-Jul-2004•The Bulletin by Freddie Auld

Lara sets sights on Harmison

On the eve of the first Test at Lord's, Brian Lara reckoned that England's dependence on Steve Harmison could be detrimental to their chances of winning the series

22-Jul-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Onus on England to live up to their billing

Four months ago, while England were rampaging to victory in the Caribbean, it was tempting to be a little bit blasé about the prospects for the return series - the so-called highlight of the English summer - that begins at Lord's tomorrow morning

21-Jul-2004•Andrew Miller

Choosing between the best

It can't be fun being a selector

08-Jul-2004•Amit Varma

England facing crunch time

Michael Vaughan has insisted that the spirit in the England camp is still high as they approach their crunch game against West Indies at Lord's tomorrow

05-Jul-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Vaughan concerned by England batting

Michael Vaughan admitted that England's batting form, or lack of it, had become a serious concern after they were shot out for 147 and 101 in successive matches of the NatWest Series

30-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Vaughan and Gough robbed

While Michael Vaughan and the England team practiced at the Chester-le-Street ground for the next day's match against New Zealand, a burglar walked into the English dressing room and strolled away with Vaughan's watch and wallet

30-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

World's best players and teams to be honoured at cricket's 'Oscars'

The ICC Awards, cricket's equivalent of the Oscars, have been officially launched, and will be held for the first time this year at the Alexandra Palace in London on September 7

29-Jun-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Five-wicket Franklin frazzles England

England picked up their dismal one-day form from where they had left off against West Indies at Trent Bridge, as New Zealand completed a thumping seven-wicket victory with exactly half of the day's left unused

29-Jun-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

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