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All's fair for Love and Waugh as Bangladesh struggle

Steve Waugh: the first man to score 150 against all Test opposition All three Australian batsmen who took guard at Cairns' Bundaberg Rum Stadium today walked off with milestones that became millstones around Bangladesh's neck as the

27-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Lynn McConnell

Hauritz to lead Academy side in one-dayer

Australian one-day international spinner Nathan Hauritz will captain the Queensland Academy of Sport XII against Bangladesh in a limited overs match in Innisfail on Thursday

27-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Father's death sees Procter replaced in Cairns by Archer

International Cricket Council match referee in Cairns for the Australia-Bangladesh second Test Mike Procter is to return home following the death of his father

27-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Lehmann flourishes after Bangladesh dismissed for 295

Darren Lehmann on his way to a superb hundred Darren Lehmann was in rampant mood as he scored his second century in two innings against Bangladesh at Cairns today

26-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

A rum tale from the north

Australia's Top End Tour - the experiment of trying Test matches in the far north of the country in what is technically their winter - has moved on to Cairns, in far north Queensland and the main jumpoff for the Great Barrier Reef

26-Jul-2003•Roving Reporter by Steven Lynch

White elephant or white knight?

Just before the cricket roadshow moved from Darwin to Cairns, there was a chance to take in some of the sights of the Northern Territory

25-Jul-2003•Roving Reporter by Steven Lynch in Darwin

Bangladesh build respectable total at Cairns

A fast pitch at Cairns was meant to spell doom for Bangladesh

25-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Lynn McConnell

Unchanged Australia set to exploit fast track

Adam Gilchrist practises ahead of the second Test at Carins Surprisingly, given the ease with which the top-ranked Australians disposed of cellar-dwellers Bangladesh in their first Test match last weekend at Darwin, it is the home side who

24-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

We can improve, says Waugh

The rhetoric was familiar, but after a less than impressive performance in the first Test at Darwin, Steve Waugh's assertion that Australia would be looking to improve carried a little more weight than usual

24-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

No let-up for Bangladeshis ahead of second Test

There has been no let-up for Bangladesh following their innings defeat by Australia in the first Test at Darwin

22-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Australians broaden the game's horizons

Steve Waugh meets the local children The Australian cricketers should have been playing the final day of their Test match with Bangladesh today, but instead they spent the day eating buffalo and fishing with Aborigines on the remote Tiwi

22-Jul-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Lee expects a greentop

Brett Lee, who has been cleared to play in the second Test against Bangladesh on Friday despite a back problem, is expecting plenty of success on a pacy wicket at Cairns

22-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Take a leaf out of our book, says Waugh

Australia, as expected, won their first Test against Bangladesh by an innings

20-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Australia complete an innings victory

Man of the Match Steve Waugh applauds the crowd Australia just upped the pressure and Bangladesh folded 7.1 overs after lunch on the third day of their first Test in Darwin today, the home side completing a comprehensive win by an innings

20-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Lynn McConnell

Cotton-wool clouds and the 3 Test series

The denizens of Darwin were surprised yesterday: the sky, which had been resolutely blue throughout the town's inaugural Test, acquired some clouds

20-Jul-2003•Roving Reporter by Steven Lynch

'Nice to overcome those tough times': Waugh

The second day of the first Test between Australia and Bangladesh was significant for the centuries by Steve Waugh and Darren Lehmann, and Bangladesh's spirited display in the field and with the bat

19-Jul-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Hundreds for Waugh and Lehmann as Australia take charge

Any kernel of hope is an achievement for Bangladesh in their first Test against Australia, and while they are still odds on to lose this game heavily tomorrow, it won't be their worst defeat and it won't be added to the list of two-day losses like so

19-Jul-2003•Wisden Bulletin by Lynn McConnell

At Darwin, VIPs come in various sizes

Test cricket came to Australia's Top End today, when Steve Waugh won the toss and put Bangladesh in to bat on the drop-in pitch at the Marrara Oval, a cosy oasis of green in the dry old Northern Territory

18-Jul-2003•Roving Reporter by Steven Lynch

Australia waste no time in applying pressure

Day One: Australia won toss and bowled first

18-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

Bangladesh no match for Australian fire

The Australian crawl used to be the style that powered their swimmers to the top of the world rankings, but it was never a term meant to describe their batting against the minnows of world cricket

18-Jul-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Lynn McConnell

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