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Easton & Martyr Worthy reach season crossroads

Easton & Martyr Worthy's season has reached the crossroads.

17-Jul-2003•Mike Vimpany (Daily Echo)

Bangladesh find little comfort in statistics

That Bangladesh will be drubbed 0-2 by Australia is an almost foregone conclusion - barring serious intervention from the weather gods, any other result seems improbable

17-Jul-2003•S Rajesh

Congratulations Gus Logie and WICB

To the West Indies Cricket Board of Directors and to Gus Logie on his recent confirmation as Head Coach of the WICB for at least the next two years

17-Jul-2003•Canadian Cricket Association

Pitch drops in at Darwin

The first Test between Australia and Bangladesh at Darwin is an unusual one for a number of reasons: it's being played in the Australian winter; the venue has never been used for even a first-class match; and the Test will be played on a drop-in

17-Jul-2003•Nagraj Gollapudi

Pothas responds to rallying cry to set up possible victory

In my 29 years with Hampshire, I still cannot understand the vagaries of this game of cricket

17-Jul-2003•Vic Isaacs

India to name 25 probables in early August

The Indian board has decided to name 25 probables for the preparatory camp before New Zealand's tour to India

16-Jul-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Hampshire approach to Streak declined/ Giddins talks

Hampshire will be making no comment today (Wednesday) after a meeting with Ed Giddins this morning to discuss the seam bowlers future.

16-Jul-2003•Vic Isaacs

Glamorgan force Hampshire to follow on

On a day when 15 wickets fell at The Rose Bowl, a high class display of seam bowling from Michael Kasprowicz (5-48), ably supported by Robert Croft (2-51) and David Harrison (2-51) allowed Glamorgan to enforce the follow on as a lacklustre Hampshire

16-Jul-2003•Andrew Hignell

Gus Logie confirmed as West Indies coach

The former Test batsman, Gus Logie, has been confirmed as West Indies' new senior team coach

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Kabir overcomes tragedy as Worcestershire takes charge

Lancashire 130 for 2 trail Kent 602 for 6 by 472 runs Scorecard Carl Hooper was Lancashire's only source of hope as his former county Kent took absolute control on the second day at Blackpool

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Ponting: Australian behaviour is tarnishing the game

Ricky Ponting has admitted that Australia can let themselves down with their behaviour in the field, and the game of cricket has been tarnished as a result

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

South African cricket plunging the depths

Where is South African cricket going

16-Jul-2003•Keith Lane

Five wickets for Zondeki at Taunton

Monde Zondeki's career-best 5 for 64 was the highlight of the second day, as South Africa prepared to set Somerset a challenging target at Taunton

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Rain washes out India A's victory chance

Rain washed out the final day of India A's tour match against Surrey at The Oval, in which they had been well poised after a dominant batting display

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

What a difference a day makes, says the song

"What a difference a day makes", goes the song, and that was the feeling on the second day of Hampshire's Frizzell Championship match with Glamorgan at The Rose Bowl, when 14 Hampshire wickets fell to leave the home side in desperate trouble, facing

16-Jul-2003•Vic Isaacs

Traffic warning - clubs going to South Wilts

South Wilts Cricket Club wish to pass on the following message to all visiting teams in the month of August

16-Jul-2003•Rob Wade (captain, South Wilts CC)

Pakistan will be in the Netherlands, but not the side the PCB wants

Pakistan will be represented at next week's women's tournament in the Netherlands, despite the fact that the Pakistan Cricket Board's team will not be taking part

16-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

Smith first to 1000 runs this season

Ed Smith became the first player to make 1,000 first-class runs in England this season with a career-best 203 for Kent against Lancashire at Blackpool

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Smith hits 152 as South Africa take control at Taunton

Graeme Smith put his Lord's misery behind him with a commanding 152 as the South Africans took charge on the opening day of their three-day match against Somerset at Taunton

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Shivalkar: 'One-day cricket is crippling spinners'

The spin panel constituted by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) includes former Mumbai left-arm spinner Padmakar Shivalkar , who missed out on representing India only because he played in the same era as Bishan Singh Bedi

16-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo exclusive by Samanth Subramanian

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