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Heyhoe-Flint breaks down another male barrier

One of the last bastions of male supremacy crumbled this morning with the news that Rachael Heyhoe-Flint has become the first female MCC committee member

11-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Kirsten's 137 puts South Africa in the box seat

Gary Kirsten's superbly compiled 137 illuminated the second day's play at Wespac Park in Hamilton, as South Africa continued to have the better of the opening Test against New Zealand

11-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Hayden and Martyn lead Australian charge

Australia were firmly in control of theopening test at lunch on the fourth day, at 311 for 3

11-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Taufeeq stars in Indian drubbing

Taufeeq Umar clatterred an 89-ball 104 as Pakistan A handed the Indians a pasting in their only warm-up game before the first one-dayer on March 13

11-Mar-2004•Anand Vasu in Lahore

Bonding cement and ignoring Miandad

Until the end of the Indian tour of Pakistan, we will be running a daily Paper Round of what newspapers in India and Pakistan, and from around the world, are saying about this series

11-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Martyn and Lehmann put Australia in control

Australia might have had their backs to the wall at the close of the second day, but by stumps on day four their position was as strong as the sturdy 400-year-old Dutch Fort ramparts that ring this Galle Stadium

11-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

'Need to sort our problems out very very quickly'- Wright

Soon after the Indians were thoroughly beaten by Pakistan A at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, John Wright had the unenviable task of explaining the defeat

11-Mar-2004•Anand Vasu in Lahore

KwaZulu-Natal waste early successes

A recovery by the lower order gave Western Province the edge as KwaZulu-Natal let it slip on the first day in the second round of the SuperSport Series

11-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Straight From the Heart - Kapil Dev

Kapil was the bowler who had shown that Indians could also bowl fast, the batsman whose incandescent hitting we all held in awe, and the leader who had brought home the World Cup, but sadly his latest autobiography doesn't live up to these memories

11-Mar-2004•Chandrahas Choudhury

England aim to end 36 years of hurt

The first round of the four Tests, at Sabina Park, promises to be an intriguing opening bout, with both corners sizing up evenly, but with players capable of packing a serious punch on their day

10-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld in Kingston

Ganguly - 'winning is more important than goodwill'

Quotes from India's first press conference in Lahore

10-Mar-2004•Anand Vasu

Life and death and enjoying the game

Until the end of the Indian tour of Pakistan, we will be running a daily Paper Round of what newspapers in India and Pakistan, and from around the world, are saying about this series

10-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

This time we will change history: Ganguly

Sourav Ganguly threw down a challenge on the eve of the team's departure, saying that India's past record in Pakistan counted for little

10-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Lee ruled out of series

Australia's injury problems deepened on Wednesday morning as Brett Lee was ruled out of the series after his ankle injury flared up again following a training session

10-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Warne and Hayden lead Australian revival

Matthew Hayden struck a superb unbeaten 106 off only 174 balls, as Australia fought back on the third day at Galle

10-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Caribbean contest sets palates aflame

Mark Butcher is fit to play in the first Test against the West Indies at Kingston, Jamaica which starts today

10-Mar-2004•Stephen Lamb

India face stiff test in warm-up match

Pakistan A have named a strong team for the practice match against India, testing out several players on the fringes of the senior team

10-Mar-2004•Anand Vasu

Warne and Hayden lead Australian revival

Matthew Hayden struck a superb unbeaten 106 off only 174 balls, as Australia fought back on the third day at Galle

10-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

England face suspension from ICC over Zimbabwe boycott

England face a fine of at least US$2m, and could even be suspended from the International Cricket Council, if they fail to meet their obligations to tour Zimbabwe in October and November this year

10-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Warne and Hayden lead Australian revival

Shane Warne took his 24th five-wicket haul in Tests, helping Australia restrict Sri Lanka to 381 in their first innings, a deficit of 161

10-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

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