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A steel city, a wicketkeeper and four litres of milk

Roving reporter

09-Apr-2005•Roving Reporter by S Rajesh

Lara targets double-hundred at home

He is 35, but his hunger for runs has not diminished

09-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

Dhoni - 'The boys are not shattered'

Mahendra Dhoni speaks to the press after India's crushing loss to Pakistan in the third one-dayer at Jamshedpur

09-Apr-2005•Dileep Premachandran in Jamshedpur

South Africa women restore some pride

South Africa gained a consolation victory against West Indies, as they ended the series 2-1

09-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

Scott Mason dies of heart failure

Scott Mason, the Tasmanian batsman, has died from a heart failure in the Royal Hobart Hospital at Hobart

09-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

Railways and Orissa post comfortable wins

Railways and Orissa won their opening games of the Ranji Trophy one-day knock-out tournament

09-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

Financial incentives to pick English players

Counties are going to be encouraged to field English-qualified players through a new financial incentives scheme, which the ECB will announce at their strategic review on April 19

09-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

The perfect one-day performance

It was the perfect one-day performance by Pakistan

09-Apr-2005•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh in Jamshedpur

Police hospitality

Rarely, through the bizarrely grueling itinerary this tour has charted, has cricket and all its pre-match rituals - the scouring of the ground, pre-match press conferences, press box arrangements, coming to the stadium in the morning - been as

09-Apr-2005•Commentary by Osman Samiuddin

India ready for the challenge

The Indians are unperturbed ahead of the big finale tomorrow

09-Apr-2005•Nagraj Gollapudi

Australia on fire ahead of final

India are in their first World Cup final against Australia, who have been there in all bar one

09-Apr-2005•Preview by Jenny Thompson

Butt and Naved script a crushing win

When Inzamam-ul-Haq finally won the toss, a balance was restored

09-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Australia aim to get Raj early

Belinda Clark, the Australian captain, has said that her side will target the Indian batting sensation, Mithali Raj, when the two sides clash in the final of the Women's World Cup at Centurion Park on Sunday

09-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

Malinga shines but Test drawn

Lasith Malinga gave Sri Lanka an outside chance of a remarkable win but some dogged batting from Lou Vincent and Stephen Fleming steered New Zealand to a draw on the final day at Napier

08-Apr-2005•Charlie Austin

'Wright asked if I was interested in coaching India' - Moody

Tom Moody, the former Australian allrounder, has revealed that John Wright contacted him to ask if he was intrested in taking over as the coach of the Indian side

08-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

West Indies back to full strength

For Shivnarine Chanderpaul, captaining the West Indies for the first time in Guyana, things went better than he could have hoped for

08-Apr-2005•Preview by Andrew McGlashan

The wrong trousers

Stephen Fleming has requested that the umpires standing in the second Test against Sri Lanka, in Wellington, (starting Monday) remove their black trousers because the New Zealand batsmen were finding it almost impossible to pick up the ball from

08-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

ICC announces Associate and Affiliate umpires panel

The ICC has announced the composition of the first umpires panel for officials from ICC Associate and Affiliate member countries

08-Apr-2005

Season starts with a washout

The forecast was for snow, and while it was not a complete white-out, it was a washout at Lord's on the opening day of the first-class season

08-Apr-2005•Andrew McGlashan

MCC to back university cricket

MCC has announced that it is to invest almost £1.2million over the next three years in the University Centres of Cricketing Excellence

08-Apr-2005

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