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England go down fighting at last

In a Test match full of records, two more were broken in a memorable fourth and final day of the second npower Test at Lord's, which South Africa inevitably won, by a huge innings and 92 runs

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

Hansie Cronje may have been murdered

The death of Hansie Cronje, South Africa's disgraced former captain who was killed in a plane crash in the Western Cape in June 2002, may have been no accident, according to a report in the latest edition of Observer Sport Monthly

03-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Smith: 'I'm not finished yet'

Gary Kirsten On Graeme Smith: People need to take a look at this guy

02-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Another record for Smith as South Africa press on ... and on

On a day of South African domination and English depression, Graeme Smith added yet more records to his already bulging scrap book on day two of the second npower Test match at Lord's

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

'Nothing went to plan': Vaughan

Michael Vaughan's first day as Test captain hardly went according to plan, but he was forthcoming and honest with the media in the evening, as he discussed England's batting debacle

01-Aug-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Kallis to return to tour party

Jacques Kallis, who has missed South Africa's first two Tests against England because the death of his father Henry in Cape Town, is due to return to England on Tuesday, according to the team spokesman Gerald de Kock

01-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Hussain's mental legacy destroyed

On Thursday, the BBC website ran an interview with Nasser Hussain's brother, in which he hinted that the end of a great career was nigh

01-Aug-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Christchurch missing from Test list for NZ summer

Christchurch is missing from the Test match itinerary for New Zealand's five-Test summer

31-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

South Africa dominate in all departments

Honeymoons are meant to last rather longer than 48 hours

31-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

The darkest of new dawns

English batting collapses are supposed to be a thing of the past

31-Jul-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Freddie Auld

Omar Henry: we need to move forward

Omar Henry loves South Africa as much as he loves its cricket

30-Jul-2003•Nagraj Gollapudi

Vaughan's time has come

Kids

30-Jul-2003•Andrew Miller

Kallis to miss Lord's Test

Jacques Kallis will miss the second Test against England which starts at Lord's on Thursday, but will return in time for the third Test which starts at Trent Bridge on August 14

29-Jul-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Law changes in effect from September 1

An increase in the number of situations where penalty runs can be imposed - even retrospectively - was the main outcome of a review of cricket's laws by a Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) working party

29-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

Vaughan moves up to second spot in PwC ratings

Both Michael Vaughan and Herschelle Gibbs moved up one place in the latest PriceWaterhouseCoopers Test ratings after scoring hundreds at Edgbaston, but the biggest gainer was Graeme Smith

29-Jul-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

South Africa take the high ground as Test ends in a draw

Graeme Smith takes evasive action during South Africa's chase for quick runs Once an uncharacteristically aggressive onslaught from Ashley Giles in the opening overs of the day had ensured that England avoided the follow-on, it was going to

28-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Paul Coupar

England's bowling headache

England leave Edgbaston with a gritty draw and a bowling headache

28-Jul-2003•Paul Coupar

Vaughan masterclass keeps South Africa at bay

Michael Vaughan stroked his way to a sublime 156, his ninth Test century and his eighth in 15 matches, to lead England's fightback on a fascinating fourth day's play at Edgbaston

27-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Riding the hype

This year, the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack took a deep breath and used a picture on its front cover for the first time in history

27-Jul-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Klusener offers olive branch to Smith

Despite threatening to sue the United Cricket Board of South Africa for unfair dismissal, Lance Klusener has attempted to build bridges with South Africa's captain Graeme Smith, by offering his services if Jacques Kallis chooses not to rejoin the

27-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

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