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Austria anticipating massive weekend of Cricket

Mammoth cricketing weekend in store for Austria, with the official opening of Concordia CC's ground, visits from teams from Slovakia, Germany, India and Australia.

13-Jun-2003•Michael Bailey

Punting on a pyjama party

It had better work

13-Jun-2003•Stephen Fay

Who calls the shots?

English cricket needs television but television needs England to do better

13-Jun-2003•John Stern

Saggers undergoes keyhole surgery

Martin Saggers has been forced to miss the Twenty20 Cup after undergoing keyhole surgery on a troublesome knee

13-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Vaughan's era dawns as Wales prepare for another upset

Already this week, Scotland and Ireland have demonstrated that Britain's less-heralded international teams cannot be under-estimated by Test opposition

13-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Somerset lose to Warwickshire but Twenty20 Cup is a great success at Taunton

The new Twenty20 Cup competition was voted a hit by those who attended the first match at the County Ground in Taunton on Friday evening

13-Jun-2003•SOMERSET

Penney blasts Warks to big win

Somerset lost to Warwickshire by 19 runs at Taunton Scorecard Trevor Penney launched Warwickshire to the largest total of the day as they ran out comfortable winners over Somerset

13-Jun-2003•Freddie Auld

Capital Kids Cricket to stage a two-day festival at Lord's

Two hundred and sixty inner London schoolchildren are to have the thrill of playing on the hallowed turf of the world's most famous cricket ground

13-Jun-2003•MCC Media Release

World Cup reparations on table at ICC meeting

Global Cricket Corporation (GCC) is expected to table a claim for 30 million pounds from lost revenues from the 2003 World Cup when the International Cricket Council (ICC) meets in London next week

12-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

Middlesex 2nd XI v Minor Counties, Match Report

Minor Counties failed to take advantage of first use of a wicket offering the bowlers variable bounce and were bowled out for 130 in just 42.5 overs, thanks to some poor shot selection and fine pace bowling by Sri Lankan overseas player Mohamed

12-Jun-2003•Gordon Child

Early start for C&G Trophy semi-finals

Channel 4 have successfully arranged for an early start to the semi-finals of the Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy

12-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Counties and BBC team up for Twenty20 audio blitz

ECB and the counties have extended their partnership with BBC Local Radio around the country to provide unrivalled audio coverage of the new Twenty20 Cup

12-Jun-2003•ECB Media Release

Back to the drawing-board for India and Pakistan

India and Pakistan are no closer to resuming cricket ties, according to an Indian news agency, after negotiations between the two countries stalled

12-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

The Canadian Cricket Association congratulates the newly elected members of the USACA

The Canadian Cricket Association wishes to congratulate the newly elected members of the USACA Executive

12-Jun-2003•Canadian Cricket Association

Graham Cooper in Vienna in preparation for ECC Notts Sport Trophy

EDP's umpiring representative visits Vienna.

12-Jun-2003•Michael Bailey

The Karachi streetfighter

1957 Pakistan's greatest batsman is born

12-Jun-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

New Zealand urged to get more out of performance centre

An independent review of New Zealand Cricket's High Performance Centre and Academy at Lincoln University has produced some new thinking on keeping to the forefront of developments in cricket

12-Jun-2003•Lynn McConnell

Rising up the ranks

But for the extra "a", there might have been a flurry of international interest in the fact that the captain of the South African Under-19 team to tour England next month is one Imraan Khan

12-Jun-2003•Telford Vice

Who will pay the GCC?

The 2003 cricket World Cup was as much about political controversy as about sport - and while the cricket is long over, the boardroom warfare lingers on

12-Jun-2003•Wisden Comment by Amit Varma

The NatWest Challenge between England and Pakistan is a sell-out

The England and Wales Cricket Board today announced that next week's NatWest Challenge matches between England and Pakistan are sold out

12-Jun-2003•ECB Media Release

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