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Sri Lanka not overawed by Harmison

Ahead of Sri Lanka's match against England at the Rose Bowl, Marvan Atapattu advised his batsmen: "play your natural game

16-Sep-2004•Anand Vasu

Court issues notice on Dalmiya's appointment

A Bhopal court has ordered the registration of a contempt-of-court case against the Indian board for appointing Jagmohan Dalmiya as the patron-in-chief

16-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Thomas and Kruger restrict New Zealand A

Alfonso Thomas and Garnett Kruger, the medium-pacers, snapped up four wickets apiece as South Africa A restrcted New Zealand A to 224 on the first day of the four-day game at Benoni

15-Sep-2004•Keith Lane

Sponsors of one-day series unveiled

The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced outline details of a forthcoming three-way one-day series, also involving Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe, to be played in Pakistan from September 30

15-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Gayle and Dillon outclass Bangladesh

Another paltry crowd watched another one-sided encounter at the Rose Bowl as West Indies, put in, overcame a lively pitch to score 269 for 3, and then skittled Bangladesh for 131 to coast home by 138 runs

15-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Prince takes South Africa A into the lead

Alfonso Thomas and Garnett Kruger, the medium-pacers, snapped up four wickets apiece as South Africa A restrcted New Zealand A to 224 on the first day of the four-day game at Benoni

15-Sep-2004•Keith Lane

Cricket Australia organises induction camp for rookies

Australia's newly-contracted state players and rookies will spend two days at Cricket Australia this week as part of the inaugural induction camp

15-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Tatas to safeguard player's interests

Tata Teleservices Ltd, the company that caused Sourav Ganguly and Irfan Pathan to be dragged into the ambush-marketing imbroglio, has said that it would act to safeguard the interest of the two players

15-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'Players of inferior quality get to play for long periods'

Gus Logie took over as coach of the West Indian team when it was already slipping into decline

15-Sep-2004•Anand Vasu

Sponsors of one-day series unveiled

The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced outline details of a forthcoming three-way one-day series, also involving Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe, to be played in Pakistan from September 30

15-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Sponsors of one-day series unveiled

The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced outline details of a forthcoming three-way one-day series, also involving Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe, to be played in Pakistan from September 30

15-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Metson to lead MCC in America

An MCC team leaves London tomorrow (Sept 16) for a seven-match tour of the United States' east coast

15-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Attitude Inflation, and the quality of broadcasting

How Indian cricket fans are like the left parties in India, and why hardworking players rather than talented ones make the best captains, coaches and commentators

15-Sep-2004•Amit Varma

Afridi inspires emphatic win

Shahid Afridi's quickish legbreaks bamboozled the Kenyan batsmen, and set up a simple seven-wicket win for a markedly superior Pakistan side

15-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Tendulkar may miss first Test against Australia

Sachin Tendulkar may not be fit in time for the first Test against Australia next month

15-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Dillon devastates Bangladesh's top order

Chris Gayle and Wavell Hinds posted a sturdy if steady partnership of 192 to set West Indies up after they were put in by Bangladesh at the Rose Bowl

15-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

'We're a strange bunch'

Daryl Harper talks to Anand Vasu on the challenges that modern-day umpires face, and the moments that make all the effort worthwhile

15-Sep-2004•Anand Vasu

Afridi inspires emphatic win

Shahid Afridi's quickish legbreaks bamboozled the Kenyan batsmen, and set up a simple seven-wicket win for a markedly superior Pakistan side

15-Sep-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Afridi inspires emphatic win

Shahid Afridi's quickish legbreaks bamboozled the Kenyan batsmen, and set up a simple seven-wicket win for a markedly superior Pakistan side

15-Sep-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Sri Lanka guard against complacency

Sri Lanka left out Dilhara Fernando and Lasith Malinga for their Champions Trophy opener against Zimbabwe at the Oval on Tuesday, while Zimbabwe are likley to remain unchanged

14-Sep-2004•Charlie Austin

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