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Somerset bowlers share the spoils at the Hampshire Rosebowl

Somerset enjoyed the best of the first day of their three day friendly against Hampshire at the Rosebowl, where they ended 168 runs behind their hosts with nine wickets in hand

07-Apr-2003•SOMERSET

Good news for the McGraths

Glenn McGrath is expected to make an announcement within two days about re-joining the Australian cricket team after positive news about wife Jane's cancer, Australian Cricket Board (ACB) spokesman Pat O'Beirne said.

07-Apr-2003•AAP

Hooper has a change of heart

Chairman of Selectors, Sir Vivian Richards has confirmed that former West Indies Captain, Carl Hooper told him today that he had reconsidered his decision to be available to play in the First Cable and Wireless Test against Australia and would

07-Apr-2003•WICB Media Release

Oram and Vettori take out world double-wicket prize

New Zealand all-rounder Jacob Oram hit the only century of the tournament to win the inaugural Double Wicket World Championship in partnership with Daniel Vettori in St Lucia today

07-Apr-2003•Lynn McConnell and staff writers

Wasim reverse swings into the Rose Bowl

Speaking exclusively with Wisden CricInfo during the Double Wicket World Championship in St

07-Apr-2003•Andrew Hall

Elegant Flower sees Zimbabwe to final

In the best match of the tournament so far, Zimbabwe won a battle of nerves to beat Sri Lanka by four wickets and claim a place in the final of the Sharjah Cup

07-Apr-2003•Wisden Staff

Selectors sticking with Hooper

Carl Hooper's international career has been prolonged, and there are three newcomers in a West Indies 14-man squad for the first Cable & Wireless Test against Australia, starting Thursday in Guyana

07-Apr-2003

SARS virus puts New Zealand's tour of Sri Lanka in doubt

The outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in Asia has put question marks over New Zealand's forthcoming tour of Sri Lanka

07-Apr-2003•Wisden Staff

Emotional Jayasuriya disappointed by losing finale

An emotional Sri Lanka skipper Sanath Jayasuriya couldn't hide his disappointment as Sri Lanka lost their last game under his leadership and were knocked out of the Sharjah Cup

07-Apr-2003•Wisden CricInfo

Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe: An assessment

Article: John Ward on SL v Zim, Sharjah 2003

07-Apr-2003•John Ward

Dale announces retirement

Former Australian Test and One Day player Adam Dale today announced hisretirement from first class cricket.

07-Apr-2003•Queensland Cricket

Gillespie cruises through bowling return in Georgetown

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, April 6 AAP - Jason Gillespie proved he was on track for Thursday's first Test against the West Indies during a strong bowling performance in his return match in Georgetown today.

07-Apr-2003•Michael Crutcher

More planning results in better organised women's programme

Ensuring a consistency of competition on an annual basis is high on the list of women's cricket's international wish list

07-Apr-2003•Lynn McConnell

Row over Gayle

A week that started in chaos and confusion in West Indies' cricket ended with another contentious, controversial issue last night

07-Apr-2003•Haydn Gill

Colly Smokin'

Corey Collymore has silenced an entire country over the last week or so

07-Apr-2003

Emburey backs Ladbrokes as umpires strike back

John Emburey, Former England Captain and current Middlesex Coach backs Ladbrokes sponsorship of the Middlesex County Cricket League and Youth Academy

07-Apr-2003•Middlesex CCC Media Release

Waugh leads Aussie onslaught

Captain Steve Waugh and opening batsman Matthew Hayden posted centuries as Australia made a blistering start to its Caribbean tour in Georgetown.

06-Apr-2003•AAP

West Indies name squad for first Cable & Wireless Test

West Indies have named the following 14-member squad for the opening Cable & Wireless Test Match of four against Australia at Bourda Oval in Georgetown, Guyana, starting on Thursday

06-Apr-2003•WICB Media Release

Sri Lanka through to Double Wicket Championship final

With the competition now down to the semi finals, and each team needing to win in order to advance to the finals and a chance at sharing a whopping US $65,000.00, with the runners up receiving US $30.000.00, today's action promises to be exciting, if

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Big hitting Oram leads charmed life in St. Lucia

Following New Zealand's victory in the final of the Double Wicket World Cup, Sir Garfield Sobers' Trophy winner Jacob Oram spoke about his successful batting formula for the pairs format

06-Apr-2003•Andrew Hall

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