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World Cup women's hopefuls to play in Netherlands

Teams hoping to qualify for the Women's World Cup in South Africa in 2005 will be making their bids at a qualifying tournament to be held in the Netherlands in July

09-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

Lawson grabs seven wickets as Windies rock Australians

A superb display of sustained fast bowling by Jermaine Lawson put West Indies in control on the first day of the fourth and final Test in Antigua, giving Australia their first taste of old-fashioned Caribbean aggression of the series

09-May-2003•Martin Williamson

Ponting still holds hopes of playing in fourth Test

Ricky Ponting could yet play in the final Australia-West Indies Test starting in Antigua tomorrow

08-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

West Indies name squad for Cable & Wireless One-day International series

The West Indies Cricket Board announced on Wednesday that the Selection Committee has named a squad of 15 for the Cable & Wireless One-Day International Series against Australia, starting on May 17 at Sabina Park in Jamaica

08-May-2003•WICB Media Release

Ponting a doubt for fourth Test in Antigua

Ricky Ponting could miss the fourth Test between Australia and West Indies in Antigua, starting tomorrow, because of a viral infection

08-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

No easing off for Australia as whitewash beckons

These days, Australia break records more often than they break sweat, but the prize for victory in tomorrow's fourth and final Test in Antigua is one of the sweetest on offer

08-May-2003•Andrew Miller

MacGill secures nine-wicket victory in Barbados

The end, when it came, was clinical, as Stuart MacGill clattered through the West Indian tail to secure Australia's third victory of the series, and keep alive their hopes of a first series whitewash in the Caribbean

05-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Friday night fish fry

Cricket in the West Indies isn't all about turning wickets and sweeping cover-drives to the boundary

04-May-2003•Christine Davey in Bridgetown

Lara and Sarwan give Windies hope as Australia struggle on dead pitch

On a pitch that might have been lifted directly from the SnooziSleep beds emporium, West Indies waded through 87 powder-puff overs to keep alive their hopes of avoiding a series whitewash

04-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Australia in control after day of hard graft at Bridgetown

It's not often that Australia's bowling attack is made to work for its wickets, but today, on a pitch that Steve Waugh described as the slowest of his career, they were forced to graft every step of the way

03-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Lara laid low with suspected chickenpox

West Indies' hopes of salvaging the third Test have been dealt a huge blow, after Brian Lara was laid low with a suspected case of chickenpox

03-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Injured Martyn ruled out of one-day series

Damien Martyn has been ruled out of the forthcoming one-day international series against West Indies, due to his finger injury taking longer to heal than expected

02-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Damien Martyn to miss one-day international leg of Travelex Tour of West Indies, Michael Clarke drafted in

Australian top-order batsman Damien Martyn has been ruled-out of the one-day international leg of the 2003 Travelex Tour of the West Indies due to a finger injury, the Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced today.

02-May-2003•Australian Cricket Board

Waugh passes Bradman's record on day of toil for Windies

Like a pinch of salt in a culinary masterpiece, Steve Waugh's grit is used sparingly by the Australians these days

02-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Injury doesn't heal fast enough for Martyn to join West Indies tour

Damien Martyn's race to recover from a hand injury to be ready for the one-day international leg of Australia's tour of the West Indies ended today

02-May-2003•Lynn McConnell

Yes, we have no bandanas

For the fashion conscious, here's a tip

02-May-2003•Christine Davey at Bridgetown

Ponting leads Australian charge

It was another hard day at the office for Brian Lara and his not-so-merry men, as Australia romped to 320 for the loss of only three wickets by the close of the first day's play in the third Test at Bridgetown

01-May-2003•Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Lara: 'It wasn't discouraging'

Brian Lara "It was a good effort from a young attack

01-May-2003•Wisden Cricnfo staff

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

Gayle recalled for third Test against Australia

The West Indies selectors have recalled Chris Gayle for the third Test against Australia and announced the return to fitness of Shivnarine Chanderpaul (after knee injury), Ridley Jacobs (groin) and Jermaine Lawson (chicken pox)

26-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

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