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Streak and Ervine to the rescue

A determined sixth-wicket stand of 76 between Sean Ervine and Heath Streak rescued Zimbabwe from 79 for 5 and guided them to a respectable 242 for 8 in the fourth one-dayer against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club

12-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin

Ganguly's cup of tea, and the wicketkeeping menace

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 reporting about this series

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Warne reaches 500 as Sri Lanka are routed

Warne took centerstage on the final, action-packed, day as he ripped through Sri Lanka's batting and rushing to the magical 500-wicket landmark as Australia recorded a famous win

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Pietersen and Nottinghamshire - truce in sight?

The drawn out saga of the dispute between Kevin Pietersen and Nottinghamshire looks to be nearing a conclusion with a report in The Times that a truce is on the cards

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'I don't think I could have bowled better' - Warne

Shane Warne became the first spinner in the history of the game to reach the 500-wicket mark as he tore apart the Sri Lankan batting order

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

'I don't think I could have bowled better' - Warne

Shane Warne became the first spinner in the history of the game to reach the 500-wicket mark as he tore apart the Sri Lankan batting order

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Odumbe investigated for alleged match-fixing

Maurice Odumbe is to be investigated by the International Cricket Council after it received reports that he had 'inappropriate contact with a bookmaker and influenced the result of matches'

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'I totally blame the batting' - Tillakaratne

Despite dominating for the first two days, Sri Lanka ultimately capitulated rather meekly

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Border rout Griqualand West

KwaZulu-Natal moved to the top of the table, as Border routed Griqualand West in two days at East London

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Styris and McCullum defy South Africa

A thrill-a-minute 57 from Brendon McCullum, allied to the obduracy and strength of Jacob Oram, dug New Zealand out of a hole on the third day of the opening Test against South Africa at Westpac Park

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

Pitch repairs displease referee

The third day of the first Test between New Zealand and South Africa got off to a controversial start when the groundsman was ordered to reverse an overnight repair to the pitch

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Warne reaches 500 as Sri Lanka are routed

Two days to Sri Lanka and two days to Australia

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Elliott stars in Victorian batting fiesta

Matthew Elliott continued his awesome form with an innings that drove Queensland to despair, and guided Victoria to 1 for 322 at the end of the first day of the Pura Cup final at Melbourne

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

A remarkable comeback

Shane Warne completed a remarkable comeback to Test cricket by claiming the four wickets he needed on the final day to become the first spinner to take 500 Test wickets

12-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

Sinclair and Bell flay Sri Lanka A

Matthew Bell and Mathew Sinclair put New Zealand A in a powerful position with their unbroken 250-run second wicket stand in perfect batting conditions in Queenstown

12-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

West Indies v England, 1st Test, Kingston

12-Mar-2004

Kallis leads South African resistance

Jacques Kallis and Herschelle Gibbs fought tooth and nail for survival on a wearing pitch, and at the end of the fourth day, South Africa were at 134 for 3

12-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Martyn and Lehmann put Australia in control

After a commanding batting performance, Australia set Sri Lanka a daunting target of 352 in the first Test at Galle

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

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

'They played Murali very well' - Dyson

After being completely dominated on the fourth day at Galle, Sri Lanka would need a special performance on the final day to pull off a victory in the first Test

11-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin

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