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'We're eager to start off': Atapattu

Marvan Atapattu has announced that the Sri Lankans are ready for international cricket after a much-needed four-month break

13-Nov-2003•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Ramesh and Dasgupta in 20-man probables list

The Indian selectors sprung a surprise, naming only a 20-man probables list for the four-match Test series in Australia

13-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Pakistan express their disappointment

Ramiz Raja, the Pakistan board's chief executive, today expressed his disappointment after four New Zealand players and a team official chose not to tour Pakistan

13-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Canterbury side named for Academy match

Paul Wiseman (capt), Dean Comyns, Steve Cunis, Michael Davidson, Brendon Donkers, Grant Elliott, Andrew Ellis, James Hantz, Ian Robertson, Michael Papps, Shanan Stewart, Hayden Wardrop, Carl Solomons.

13-Nov-2003

Four NZ players opt out of Pakistan tour

Craig McMillan, Lou Vincent, Scott Styris and Ian Butler are to miss New Zealand's five-match one-day international tour of Pakistan which starts next week

13-Nov-2003•Lynn McConnell

Di Venuto and Marsh lead Tasmania to victory

Michael Di Venuto smashed an unbeaten 174 to lead Tasmania to a thrilling six-wicket victory against New South Wales at The Bellerive Oval

13-Nov-2003•AAP

Gilchrist and Ponting power Australia to 61-run win

Centuries from Gilchrist and Ponting power Australia to a 61-run win

12-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Samanth Subramanian

Itchy feet and Xmas presents - Bracewell can't wait

It has only taken a couple of weeks in the job, but John Bracewell, the new Black Caps coach, has admitted to having itchy feet to get into his job when the New Zealanders return from their tour of India and Pakistan next month

12-Nov-2003•Lynn McConnell

No Fs, no Bs

Javagal Srinath's retirement from international cricket has aroused a mixture of deep emotion and mild shock from the cricketing community

12-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Stop the clock

The quickest Test hundred

12-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Collingwood and Flintoff lead England home

England completed a 3-0 clean sweep against Bangladesh with another convincing win, by seven wickets, under the lights at Dhaka with Andrew Flintoff again voted Man of the Match

12-Nov-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld

Queuing up for the fringe berths

An extra medium pacer or a third spinner, a reserve opener or a reserve wicketkeeper

12-Nov-2003•Anand Vasu

Sohail v Miandad: end the not-so-civil war

One positive that arose from Pakistan's disappointing showing at the 2003 World Cup 2003, was that Javed Miandad then returned to the fold.

12-Nov-2003•Khawer Rabbani

ICC admits that it cannot penalise teams for not touring

The chances of England's tour of Zimbabwe next October going ahead receded with comments from Ehsan Mani, president of the International Cricket Council, that it would be impossible to penalise teams who withdrew from touring commitments

12-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Doing the little things right, the Bracewell way

Getting the little things right in order to maximise the opportunity for victory is already shaping as a significant ploy in John Bracewell's time at the coaching helm of the New Zealand side

12-Nov-2003•Lynn McConnell

The silver lining for India

Murali Kartik was the only Indian bowler who earned the respect of the Australian batsmen, especially Ricky Ponting

12-Nov-2003•S Rajesh

Rayudu to lead under-19 team against Sri Lanka A

Ambati Rayudu has been chosen to captain the Indian under-19 team which will take on Sri Lanka A in a three-day match at Rajkot from November 18

12-Nov-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Time to walk tall

In February and March next year, Bangladesh plays host to the ICC Under-19 World Cup

12-Nov-2003•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

Change in role of HPC for New Zealand cricket

Significant changes to the role of New Zealand Cricket's High Performance Centre at Lincoln University are part of the on-going development of that asset, and of the strategic plan under which the sport operates

11-Nov-2003•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand Cricket unveils new plans for the future

New Zealand Cricket is not satisfied with the successful completion of the restructuring of its game as prescribed by the Hood Report in 1995

11-Nov-2003•Lynn McConnell

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