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Aussies on top in Harare

The Australians cruised through the first day of their two-day warm-up game in Harare, bowling out for Zimbabwe A for 151 then finishing up level, reaching the total for the loss of only one wicket befor bad light brought an early close

17-May-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Ponting points finger at 'selfish' Lara

A week on from Brian Lara's epic quadruple-century against England in Antigua, and the backlash has begun Down Under

19-Apr-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Hayden: 'Lara has taken it to another level'

Matthew Hayden, Australia's former world-record-holding batsman, has said he could tell that Brian Lara had history on his mind, after watching footage of his phenomenal quadruple-century on the news

13-Apr-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

The highest score in Test cricket

How the record for the highest score in Test cricket has changed hands over the years

12-Apr-2004•Steven Lynch

Seventeen wickets tumble on low-scoring day

Australia fought back magnificently to reduce Sri Lanka to 92 for 7 after being dismissed for 120 in 42.4 overs

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

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•The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

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

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

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

Hayden doubtful for fourth one-dayer

Matthew Hayden may miss the fourth one-dayer, after aggravating a knee injury during Australia's five-wicket win against Sri Lanka on Wednesday

27-Feb-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

All to play for as series stands a 1-1

The series now moves on to the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo for the first of two day/night games which should decide the fate of this enthralling contest

24-Feb-2004•Andrew Hall

Vaas bowls Sri Lanka to thrilling win

Chaminda Vaas bowled a sensational final over as Sri Lanka pulled off a thrilling one-run win in the second ODI at Dambulla

22-Feb-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Vaas bowls Sri Lanka to one-run win

Chaminda Vaas bowled a sensational final over to inspire Sri Lanka to a thrilling one-run win at Dambulla

22-Feb-2004•The Wisden Bulletin

Bowling's dark age

The current boom in batting owes at least in part to a worrisome decline in bowling stocks and standards, and a change in the very nature of bowling, says Gideon Haigh

20-Feb-2004•Gideon Haigh

Ponting scoops Allan Border Medal

Ricky Ponting couldn't quite achieve an unprecedented clean sweep at the Allan Border Medal awards in Melbourne, but he still enjoyed a successful evening as the elite of Australian cricket gathered to celebrate their successes of the past 12 months

12-Feb-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

One week of frailty

If a week is a long time in politics, it can be even longer in cricket, especially when you play four one-day games in seven days

09-Feb-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

Partnerships of 300, and scoring 900 Down Under

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09-Feb-2004•Steven Lynch

Imperious Australia crush India by 208 runs

Matthew Hayden set the tone, Andrew Symonds delivered the knockout blows, and the bowlers then added insult to injury as Australia romped to a 208-run victory at the SCG

08-Feb-2004•The Wisden Bulletin

Different class

One-day cricket demands a different set of skills, both physical and mental, and Australia, on the evidence of the two finals, are light years ahead of India

08-Feb-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Sambit Bal

Imperious Australia crush India by 208 runs

Matthew Hayden set the tone, Andrew Symonds delivered the knockout punch, and the bowlers added insult to injury as Australia romped to an emphatic 208-run victory

07-Feb-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

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