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Sangakkara seals emphatic victory

Sri Lanka's dream run continued in Dambulla with an emphatic display that oozed confidence

28-Aug-2004•Charlie Austin

'South Africa's performance is unacceptable' - de Villiers

Fanie de Villiers, the former seam bowler, feels that there is a dire need for immediate changes in South African cricket and says that the performance of the national team is 'unacceptable'.

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Sangakkara seals emphatic victory

Sri Lanka's dream run continued in Dambulla with an emphatic display that oozed confidence

28-Aug-2004•Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Venugopal piles on the runs

This match continued to go India A's way

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Australia clinch a low-scoring thriller

Australia sneaked a 17-run win over Pakistan in a low-scoring final and proved that they had the determination and nous to pull off victories even in conditions that did not suit them

28-Aug-2004•Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Kenny Benjamin joins USA coaching staff

Kenny Benjamin, the former West Indian fast bowler, has joined the USA coaching staff ahead of next week's ICC Champions Trophy in England

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'South Africa's performance is unacceptable' - de Villiers

Fanie de Villiers, the former seam bowler, feels that there is a dire need for immediate changes in South African cricket and says that the performance of the national team is 'unacceptable'.

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

ICC to guard against ambush marketing

The International Cricket Council confirmed that it would be ruthless in guarding against such activities during the staging of the Champions Trophy in England

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Morgan stands unopposed as ECB chairman

Following the mass exodus of senior officials at the England & Wales Cricket Board, a semblance of stability was achieved yesterday, as David Morgan was named as chairman for another two years

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Captains okay greater use of technology

In a survey conducted by the ICC, technology has found favour with most international captains, who believe that it will result in better decision-making by umpires

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Team media sessions for ICC Champions Trophy 2004

Please find detailed below the schedule of media access sessions arranged by the ICC as part of the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 media protocols

28-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

Little earthquakes

Both teams could take positives out of a tense encounter played out in conditions that are fast becoming alien to one-day cricket

28-Aug-2004•Verdict by Osman Samiuddin

'South Africa's performance is unacceptable' - de Villiers

Fanie de Villiers, the former seam bowler, feels that there is a dire need for immediate changes in South African cricket and says that the performance of the national team is 'unacceptable'.

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Tikolo to step down from captaincy

Steve Tikolo has decided to step down from captaincy after the Champions Trophy next month

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Sangakkara seals emphatic victory

Sri Lanka's dream run continued in Dambulla with an emphatic display that oozed confidence

28-Aug-2004•Charlie Austin

Weston guides Gloucestershire to C&G glory

Philip Weston scored a magnificently determined century against his former county colleagues, to guide Gloucestershire to their fourth C&G Trophy success in six years and underline their status as the country's leading exponents of one-day cricket

28-Aug-2004•Andrew Miller

Captains okay greater use of technology

In a survey conducted by the ICC, technology has found favour with most international captains, who believe that it will result in better decision-making by umpires

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Captains okay greater use of technology

In a survey conducted by the ICC, technology has found favour with most international captains, who believe that it will result in better decision-making by umpires

28-Aug-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

International captains back umpiring technology experiments at ICC Champions Trophy 2004

Most international cricket captains have backed the ICC's experimental use of technology to assist better umpire decision making, according to the findings of a survey commissioned among the captains of teams competing in next month's ICC Champions

27-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

ICC confirms steps to protect against ambush marketing for ICC Champions Trophy 2004

The International Cricket Council today confirmed that it would be ruthless in guarding against "ambush" marketing activities during the staging of cricket's second major showcase tournament, the ICC Champions Trophy in England starting on 10

27-Aug-2004•Mark Harrison

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