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Crawley moves Hampshire into second

Hampshire 226 for 3 beat Scotland 225 for 5 by seven wickets at the Rose Bowl Scorecard John Crawley continued his rich vein of form to overcome a gutsy performance from Scotland, as Hampshire moved into second place in the National League

03-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Kent and Durham win as Murali and Shoaib shine

Kent 189 and 284 beat Essex 183 and 235 by 55 runs at Canterbury Scorecard Muttiah Muralitharan showed his worth as an overseas player with a match-winning 6 for 61 for Kent as Andy Flower bravely fought out what in the end was a lost cause for

01-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Sussex tighten their grip over Surrey

Sussex 429 v Surrey 212 for 6 at Hove Scorecard Sussex tightened their control over Surrey in this intriguing tussle of the top two

31-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Sussex keep the pressure on Surrey

Sussex 416 and 166 for 5 beat Leicestershire 320 and 258 by five wickets Scorecard Tony Cottey followed his 147 in Sussex's first innings with a steady 58 in a five-wicket win against Leicestershire at Grace Road

18-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Kabir overcomes tragedy as Worcestershire takes charge

Lancashire 130 for 2 trail Kent 602 for 6 by 472 runs Scorecard Carl Hooper was Lancashire's only source of hope as his former county Kent took absolute control on the second day at Blackpool

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Butcher makes the most of his chance for Surrey

Surrey 200 for 3 beat Yorkshire 199 by seven wickets at The Oval Scorecard Mark Butcher made the most of a rare chance in limited-overs cricket with 104 from 107 balls - England selectors take note - in Surrey's comfortable seven-wicket win over

06-Jul-2003•Freddie Auld

Glamorgan and Surrey keep their records intact

Glamorgan v Worcestershire at Swansea Scorecard Glamorgan are doing their damnedest to retain their National League title - today they made it five wins out of five with a 31-run victory over Worcestershire

08-Jun-2003•Andrew Miller

Hooper expected to sign for Lancashire next week

Carl Hooper, the former West Indian captain, is expected to sign for Lancashire next week, as a replacement for the injured Harbhajan Singh

03-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Hooper's spin on the series

Outgoing West Indies captain Carl Hooper says the four-Test series against Australia starting at the Georgetown Cricket Club, Bourda tomorrow, will not be a one-sided affair

10-Apr-2003•Ezra Stuart

Selectors sticking with Hooper

Carl Hooper's international career has been prolonged, and there are three newcomers in a West Indies 14-man squad for the first Cable & Wireless Test against Australia, starting Thursday in Guyana

07-Apr-2003

Hoop's chin is up

A few reflections and the encouragement of Sir Viv Richards have banished Carl Hooper's blues

05-Mar-2003•Tony Cozier

Hoops may pack bags after World Cup

CAPE TOWN - West Indies captain Carl Hooper is contemplating retirement from international cricket

02-Mar-2003

Hooper to miss Bangladesh tour

West Indies captain Carl Hooper will miss the upcoming tour of Bangladesh that starts on November 26

15-Nov-2002•Derrick Nicholas

West Indies cruise to position of strength

There are always two sides to each coin

12-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Hooper delights with sparkling ton at Bourda

It took 15 years of Test cricket, one retirement, and 93 Tests before Carl Llewellyn Hooper repaid fans at his home ground at the Bourda Oval in Georgetown, Guyana with a handsome century

11-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Hooper admits to being disturbed after latest West Indian failure

An increasingly despondent West Indies captain Carl Hooper admitted to being disturbed by his sides continued poor performance in Sri Lanka, as they slipped to a four-wicket defeat against Zimbabwe in the second game of the LG Abans triangular series

09-Dec-2001•Charlie Austin

Carl Hooper hopes young side learn from Sri Lankan disaster

Captain Carl Hooper paid tribute to Sri Lanka after their three-nil drumming and hoped that his inexperienced side would learn from the humbling experience

03-Dec-2001•Charlie Austin

West Indies captain praises depleted bowling attack

West Indies captain Carl Hooper paid tribute to his depleted bowling attack after a dramatic first hour on the opening day of the second Test in Kandy which saw fast bowler Mervyn Dillon break down with a chest injury and Colin Stuart banned from

21-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

West Indies captain promises fightback in second Test

West Indian captain Carl Hooper admitted that his side had been beaten fair and square by Sri Lanka in Galle but promised that the team will come out fighting in the second Test starting on Wednesday

17-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

Carl Hooper: West Indies cricket is on the way up

A one-nil victory Test series victory against lowly Zimbabwe, and a triangular final win against professional big stage flops India, is not the kind of success that the West Indians of yesteryear would boast about, but captain Carl Hooper is

03-Nov-2001•Charlie Austin

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