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Pakistan tough to beat at home, says Atapattu

Marvan Atapattu knows the value of home advantage, and he certainly thinks beating Pakistan in Pakistan will be a challenge

04-Oct-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Pakistan tough to beat at home, says Atapattu

Marvan Atapattu knows the value of home advantage, and he certainly thinks beating Pakistan in Pakistan will be a challenge

04-Oct-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Borrowed shoes fit McGrath

Glenn McGrath warmed up for the first Test with his best spell in 'I don't know how long' thanks to a lightweight pair of shoes borrowed from Shane Watson that put some spring back in the old man's step.

04-Oct-2004

Pakistan tough to beat at home, says Atapattu

Marvan Atapattu knows the value of home advantage, and he certainly thinks beating Pakistan in Pakistan will be a challenge

04-Oct-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

First Test pitch 'terrible': Buchanan

The Australian coach John Buchanan described the pitch at Chinnaswamy Stadium as 'terrible' as groundsmen scrubbed away the last remnants of grass with steel brushes and the head curator declared: 'Spin.'

04-Oct-2004

Younis and Malik take Pakistan home

A superb opening spell from Tinashe Panyangara raised visions of an upset, but Shoaib Malik and Younis Khan rallied to inspire a three-wicket victory for Pakistan in the second match of the Paktel Cup at the Arbab Niaz Stadium in Peshawar

03-Oct-2004•Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Younis and Malik take Pakistan home

03-Oct-2004•Dileep Premachandran

Shah guides Kenya into semi-finals

A five-hour unbeaten 187 from Ravindu Shah enabled Kenya to draw their Intercontinental Cup match against Namibia in Nairobi, and so progress to a semi-final clash with Scotland in Sharjah next month

03-Oct-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Australia confident of countering spin threat

Adam Gilchrist, Australia's stand-in captain, has said that his batting line up have a game plan to counter India's spin attack, and they are confident going into the first Test, which starts on October 6 at Bangalore

03-Oct-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Dyson: Sri Lanka are still on track

After the disappointment of their early exit from the Champions Trophy, after an error-strewn fielding performance on a bitterly cold autumnal day at the Rose Bowl, John Dyson, Sri Lanka's ever-upbeat coach, has predicted a quick resumption of Sri

01-Oct-2004•Charlie Austin

Fox Sports secures India Test series deal

Australia's Test series against India will be shown on live television following an 11th-hour TV rights deal.

01-Oct-2004

Dyson: Sri Lanka are still on track

01-Oct-2004•Charlie Austin

Protests and Namibia check Kenya

Namibia ended the first day of their Intercontinental Cup match against Kenya at the Aga Khan Club in a strong position

01-Oct-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Dyson: Sri Lanka are still on track

01-Oct-2004•Charlie Austin

'The game's been perfect so far' - Martyn

Battling against the energy-sapping conditions and an upset stomach, Damien Martyn produced a classy 71 before retiring and allowing the rest of the batsmen to get a hit

01-Oct-2004•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan at the Brabourne Stadium

Martyn makes his mark

Damien Martyn's 71 shone bright on a scorching second day of the Australians' tour opener in Mumbai

01-Oct-2004•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan at the Brabourne Stadium

Afridi and Razzaq rout Zimbabwe

It was never designed to be a contest, and so it proved, as Pakistan's new-improved unit overwhelmed the rookies of Zimbabwe by 144 runs in an echoingly underpopulated Multan stadium

30-Sep-2004•Andrew Miller

Pakistan crumble against the new ball

Pakistan took on Zimbabwe in the first match of the Paktel Cup, in Multan

30-Sep-2004•The bulletin by Wisden Cricinfo staff

Afridi and Razzaq rout Zimbabwe

It was never designed to be a contest, and so it proved, as Pakistan's new-improved unit overwhelmed the rookies of Zimbabwe by 144 runs in an echoingly underpopulated Multan stadium

30-Sep-2004•Andrew Miller

Zimbabwe hearing adjourns for the day after panel rules on player submission

The ICC hearing into allegations of racism in Zimbabwe cricket has been adjourned for the day after the panel investigating the allegations ruled that three members of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union who had allegations levelled against them should not be

29-Sep-2004•Stephanie Beltrame

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