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Lara insists he won't quit

Brian Lara has insisted he will carry on as West Indies captain in the wake of his side's latest crushing defeat against England at Edgbaston

01-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

England retain the Wisden Trophy

England stormed to victory in the second Test at Edgbaston, winning by 256 runs after tea on the fourth day to go 2-0 up in the series and thus retain the Wisden Trophy

01-Aug-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Sir Viv lays into Lara

Viv Richards, the former West Indian batsman and selector, has publicly criticised Brian Lara, the current West Indies captain, questioning his leadership and motivational skills

01-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Best returns home early with back injury

Tino Best, the West Indian fast bowler, is to miss the rest of the tour of England with a back injury he sustained in the first Test at Lord's

01-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

England build the foundations

After an eventful third day's play at Edgbaston, England were in control of the match, despite a West Indian fightback with the ball after tea

31-Jul-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Give us a clue

"Oh, I say, he's out, he's out!... A beautiful catch at bat-pad by, er... Viv, my dear old thing, who is that under the helmet

31-Jul-2004•Roving Reporter by Hugh Chevallier at Edgbaston

West Indies fight back after Flintoff's blitz

England took charge on the second day at Edgbaston, with Andrew Flintoff's 167 leading a helter-skelter charge to 566, after which Matthew Hoggard ripped out two quick wickets

30-Jul-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

England v West Indies, 2nd Test, Edgbaston

Day 4 Bulletin - England retain the Wisden Trophy Verdict - Giles rips out the cream of the Caribbean batting

29-Jul-2004

Trescothick sets the pace for England

Marcus Trescothick crunched his way to his seventh Test century, as England reached 313 for 5 on the opening day of the second Test at Edgbaston

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

West Indian legends feted

West Indies may be going through a bad patch of late, but their cricketing history has been remarkable

29-Jul-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

Stop making excuses, says Bishop

Ian Bishop has let fly at the West Indies team, accusing them of performing poorly and then making excuses about being inexperienced

28-Jul-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Five greats of West Indies cricket honoured

The five greatest Caribbean players of all time have been named at an awards ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary of West Indies cricket

28-Jul-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

New format for Caribbean one-day tournament

The Caribbean's regional one-day competition, which takes place between October 8 and 24, will be played under a new format from this year

27-Jul-2004•Wisden

What a difference a match makes

"The England attack today was Ashley Giles," said Brian Lara after West Indies were bundled out for 267 on the fifth day at Lord's

27-Jul-2004•The Paper Round by Liam Brickhill

Ashley Giles goes to the ball

Steven Lynch's verdict on the fifth day's play at Lord's

26-Jul-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

Giles takes five as England cruise to victory

Five wickets from Ashley Giles helped England to a convincing victory against West Indies in the opening Test at Lord's

26-Jul-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

The duel of the day

Every now and again Test cricket throws up an epic individual battle that sticks in the memory

25-Jul-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Steven Lynch

England look to build on lead of 223

Despite an iffy weather forecast it dawned fine in north London today, and England's openers will soon be out in the middle again, looking to build on a lead which is already substantial at 223

25-Jul-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

England take control despite Gayle's attacking 81

England took the honours in the final session on the fourth day at Lord's despite a whirlwind 81 from 88 balls by Chris Gayle, taking three top order wickets to put West Indies in a precarious position before bad light stopped play with seven overs

25-Jul-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

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