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Hussain could quit sooner rather than later

After the abdication comes the speculation

31-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

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

Hussain's resignation - what they said

Matthew Engel, writing in The Guardian , called it the most surprising thing to happen in England since "Harold Wilson walked out of Downing Street for no obvious reason 27 years ago"

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

Vaughan appointed England captain as Hussain resigns

An emotional Nasser Hussain faces the media Michael Vaughan has been appointed as England's new Test captain after an emotional Nasser Hussain stood down at the end of the first Test at Edgbaston

28-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

England name unchanged XI for Lord's

England have named an unchanged XI for the second Test against South Africa at Lord's, although Michael Vaughan will take over the reins following the resignation of Nasser Hussain

28-Jul-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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

Smith takes charge before rain returns to thwart South Africa

Graeme Smith on his way to 277, the highest Test score by a South African The rain which washed out all of yesterday returned at tea to bring a premature end to the third day's play in the first npower Test at Edgbaston, just as a tense

26-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Stewart backs Read as England successor

Alec Stewart has shed more light on his decision to retire from Test cricket at the end of the summer, explaining that the prospect of another tough winter tour was the main reason

25-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

'Kallis was in our hearts':Smith

After pounding England into submission with a masterly century, Graeme Smith took the battle off the field, firing thinly veiled salvos at Nasser Hussain in a press conference

25-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

England's dark satanic mills

In terms of bad timing, it was up there with the moment Nero reached for a fiddle rather than a firehose

25-Jul-2003•The Paper Round Paul Coupar

Hoggard prepares to resume bowling

Matthew Hoggard has set his sights on an England recall for the third Test against South Africa, which begins at Trent Bridge on August 14

25-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Rain offers England some respite

A fed-up Graeme Smith at a soggy Edgbaston Heavy rain, which started in the early hours, gave England some respite from the mauling they received on the opening day of the first npower Test against South Africa at Edgbaston

25-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Seven of the worst

In light of England's dire start to the series, Freddie Auld looks back at seven other dismal series first days

24-Jul-2003•Freddie Auld

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