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Fleming unfazed by email criticism

Stephen Fleming has revealed that he took no issue with Brendon Bracewell's comments criticising his New Zealand side, but he did take issue with how the email was leaked to the media

13-Dec-2004•Lynn McConnell

Sinclair and How flay Northern Districts

Kyle Mills ripped apart the Canterbury line-up before Auckland made a solid start to their reply on the first day of the latest NZ State Championship matches

13-Dec-2004•Lynn McConnell

Pathan wraps up comprehensive win

After valiant hitting by Manjural Islam (69) and Tapash Baisya, Irfan Pathan and Zaheer Khan struck to dismiss Bangladesh for 202, giving India victory by an innings and 140 runs

13-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Mashrafe Mortaza likely to be rested

Speculation is rife that Mashrafe Mortaza will be rested for the second Test in order to facilitate a smooth comeback to international cricket

13-Dec-2004•Anand Vasu

Gilchrist wary of Pakistan

Ahead of the first Test against Pakistan at the WACA, Adam Gilchrist has said that Australia would deal with their tempestuous opponents with care

13-Dec-2004•Cricinfo

Divide and rule ... but for how much longer?

Steven Price looks at the cracks which are appearing in the hitherto solid rule of Zimbabwe Cricket

13-Dec-2004•Steven Price

Tendulkar and Pathan put India on the brink

Fighting half-centuries by Nafis Iqbal and Manjural Islam Rana saved Bangladesh from acute embarrassment, but India's continued to push for an inevitable innings victory

12-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Learning disability

There's a macabre inevitability to the Bangladeshi batting that reminds you of the trashy tomato-ketchup-and-spray-paint Friday the 13th movies

12-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

Zaheer's day out

Zaheer Khan scaled a few batting peaks on the third day at Dhaka and broke the world record for the highest score by a No

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Battlelines harden in board v player row

The growing dispute between Cricket Australia and the country's players escalated with a report claiming that the cricketers are angry at what they see as a deliberate leak of information aimed at undermining their position

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Bond targets comeback against Australia

Shane Bond is aiming to return to international cricket in New Zealand's home series against Australia in March

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Colts win domestic title

Romesh Kaluwitharana finished his first-class career by captaining Colts to victory in the 2004-05 Premier League Tournament

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Hodge paves the path to Victorian victory

Victoria romped to a comprehensive 96-run win over Tasmania at Junction Oval in Melbourne after putting up a score of 9 for 277

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Woolmer and Lillee warn against writing off Pakistan

Bob Woolmer, the Pakistan coach, and Dennis Lillee have warned against writing off the Pakistan side ahead of their three-Test series against Australia

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Bowden seeks the return of fair play

Billy Bowden has encouraged both teams to take the fielder's word when it comes to close catches ahead of Australia's first Test against Pakistan at Perth

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Rolton stars as Australian women win

A splendid 82 by Karen Rolton was the highlight of the day in Mysore as the Australian women's team squeezed out a 14-run win against the Indians in the first of seven one-day matches

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

The virtues of hard work

Andrew Flintoff, England's best bowler of the day, and a relative successwith the bat as well, was extolling the virtues of hard work and netpractice as he faced the media at Potchefstroom

12-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller in Potchefstroom

Chingoka faces no-confidence motion

The latest crisis in Zimbabwe cricket took a turn for the worse when Mashonaland, the biggest cricket province in the country, proposed a vote of no confidence against Peter Chingoka, the chairman of Zimbabwe Cricket

12-Dec-2004•Cricinfo staff

Undercooked England collapse again

One top-order aberration could be put down to ring-rustiness, but two in a single match smacks of carelessness

12-Dec-2004•Andrew Miller in Potchefstroom

Disenchanting the Dhaka crowd

Tendulkar scoring a century and more, reprieves notwithstanding, is bearable, but Zaheer Khan clattering the ball around the park merrily, and realistically harbouring ambitions of reaching three figures was too much for the Dhaka crowd to take

12-Dec-2004•Roving Reporter by Anand Vasu in Dhaka

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