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Brian Lara's form reflected in latest rankings

Brian Lara has returned to the highest echelon of the world's Test batsmen as a result of his efforts in the West Indies' series victory over Sri Lanka

01-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

Zimbabwe stick with proven team

Zimbabwe have made no changes for their side to meet England in their latest NatWest Series game at Headingley today

01-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

A brief taste of Twentyfive25 cricket

On a day of frustration, with bad weather postponing the start until 3.50pm, Headingley was briefly given a taste of the Twenty20 Cup - or Twentyfive25 to be precise

30-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

'New perspective in my life'

Jacques Kallis hit his second century in as many days as he anchored South Africa to an emotional win against Zimbabwe

30-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Psychologically renewed

It was too much to expect Zimbabwe to repeat their upset victory of Thursday over England, but at least they put up a very creditable performance against South Africa, going down in the end by 46 runs

29-Jun-2003•Zimbabwe viewpoint by John Ward

Kallis century puts paid to Zimbabwe

Jacques Kallis scored a magnificent unbeaten 125, his 10th and highest one-day century, and his second in consecutive days, as South Africa bounced back from defeat in their opening match of the NatWest Series to record a comfortable 46-run victory

29-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Flower inspires a major upset

It was a major upset, and all thanks to the magnificence of Grant Flower, who finally donned the mantle of his brother Andy to lead Zimbabwe to a totally unexpected victory over England on a deceitful pitch at Trent Bridge

26-Jun-2003•Verdict on Zimbabwe by John Ward

Vermeulen back and looking to mend fences

Less than three weeks after being sent home in disgrace from Zimbabwe's tour of England, Mark Vermeulen is back in the UK and looking to mend fences

26-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Inexperienced Zimbabweans face one-day struggle

Nobody really expects Zimbabwe to spring the surprise they did three years ago, when they beat West Indies in all three group matches to reach the final of the NatWest Series

25-Jun-2003•John Ward

Flower carries Zimbabwe to victory

Early breakthrough: the impressive Heath Streak removes Vikram Solanki Grant Flower led Zimbabwe to a memorable and surprising win against England in the opening match of the NatWest Series at Trent Bridge

25-Jun-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

Flower and Price shine for Zimbabwe at Chelmsford

Zimbabweans 193 for 5 (G Flower 60* Friend 44) beat Essex 189 for 9 (A Flower 52, Price 3 for 20) by five wickets

22-Jun-2003•John Ward

Citing times extended for player code breaches

Players guilty of possible transgressions against the Code of Conduct will now have to wait longer than two hours after a day's play to know if they have been cited

20-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

Out-of-date seedings paint false picture for tournament

Another tournament dogged by a majority of irrelevant games - that's on the cards for the International Cricket Council's Champions Trophy to be played in England from September 9-26 next year

20-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

Strengthened code still not having desired effect

Umpires and referees have not achieved the consistency that the International Cricket Council (ICC) wanted of them in implementing the new code of conduct last year

19-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

Challenges remain for cricket's administrators

Increasing central power and responsibility is vital for the future of the International Cricket Council (ICC) and its ability to run cricket, according to Malcolm Gray, the retiring ICC president

19-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

Carlisle suffers unlucky break

Zimbabwe were dealt a major blow with the news that Stuart Carlisle has been ruled out of the whole of the NatWest Series

19-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

ICC hopes for resumption of cricketing ties between all nations

Resumption of normal cricketing relations between all members of the International Cricket Council (ICC) has to be the governing body's aim, according to Malcolm Gray, the retiring ICC president

19-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

ICC a much bigger player on monetary front

Cricket has joined a much more lucrative club as a result of its financial arrangements with the Global Cricket Corporation (GCC)

19-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

Match-fixing attempts for World Cup thwarted - Condon

Cricket's two big events, the World Cup in South Africa and the ICC Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka, made the past 12 months the most challenging for the Anti Corruption Unit (ACU) since 2000

19-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

Carlisle ton sets up narrow Zimbabwe victory

The Zimbabwean tourists held off a spirited challenge to beat Somerset by three runs at Taunton after a string of misfields and dropped catches had appeared to have cost them victory

17-Jun-2003•John Ward at Taunton

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