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Crunch time for India probables

If ever there was a good time to be a first-class cricketer in India, it is now

09-Sep-2003•by Anand Vasu

From dunces to diamond geezers

After writing England's, and Michael Vaughan's, summer obituaries at the end of the first day at The Oval, the English newspapers were forced to change their tune after England's historic win against South Africa yesterday

09-Sep-2003•The Paper Round by Freddie Auld

A showcase of Indian cricket

India's Challenger has many things going for it, not least its instant appeal to the fan who is given less quality domestic cricket than he wants

09-Sep-2003•Rahul Bhattacharya

Zimbabwe prepare for tough tests ahead

Zimbabwe face one of their busiest seasons ever

09-Sep-2003•John Ward

ECB seek extension to Fletcher contract

Tim Lamb, the chief executive of the England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is planning to meet with Duncan Fletcher ahead of England's winter tours, in an attempt to secure an extension to his contract

09-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Hameed hundred powers Pakistan to 137-run win

A clinical performance by the Pakistani team left Bangladesh outclassed by 137 runs in the first one-day international of the five-match series, at Multan

09-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Chandrahas Choudhury

England roar back to square the series

A packed fifth-day crowd crammed into The Oval to see England blow away the South African tail inside an hour and then knocked off the 110 runs needed to win the match - and square the series - 41 minutes into the afternoon

08-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Mushtaq takes Sussex to the brink of history

Frizzell County Championship Division One Table Sussex 537 and 108 for 3 beat Middlesex 392 and 250 by seven wickets at Hove Scorecard Sussex took another giant leap towards the first Championship title in their history by overcoming

08-Sep-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'My best Test victory yet,' says Vaughan

Michael Vaughan "Throughout my short career to date this is my best Test victory

08-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Indian Government allows junior teams to play Pakistan

If peace is on its way, can bilateral cricket relations between India and Pakistan be far behind

08-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

The history boy

2001 A moment of history at the Sinhalese Sports Club, Colombo, as Mohammad Ashraful of Bangladesh becomes the youngest man, or boy, ever to make a Test century

08-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

CD ride funding rollercoaster for another season

Central Districts have financially been riding what Blair Furlong, chief executive, calls a "roller coaster"

08-Sep-2003•Lynn McConnell

No let-up in financial vigilance by NZC

Outstanding as New Zealand Cricket's financial returns for the last year may have been, there is no room to manoeuvre in the coming seasons

08-Sep-2003•Lynn McConnell

Two appointed to Canterbury community cricket positions

Following a restructuring of the Canterbury Cricket development programme, Nigel Marsh and Andrew Reid have been appointed as community cricket co-ordinators for Canterbury Cricket

08-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Finders keepers

The third in our series of articles examining how the Indian team is shaping up for the coming 2003-04 season

08-Sep-2003•Samanth Subramanian

Reform Group backs call for domestic restructuring

If the timing of Lord MacLaurin's remarks regarding the future of English cricket last week was designed to kick-start a debate on the subject, then it has done exactly as intended

08-Sep-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Bangladesh renew battle to prove themselves

Bangladesh put up a magnificent account of themselves in the Test series, but are likely to find the going tougher in the one-day series

08-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Reform Group backs call for domestic restructuring

If the timing of Lord MacLaurin's remarks regarding the future of English cricket last week was designed to kick-start a debate on the subject, then it has done exactly as intended

08-Sep-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Warnings for Team England

Cambridge blues: Derek Pringle's conflict of interests in 1982 is unlikely to happen again © Getty Images In 1982 Derek Pringle was selected to play his second Test match for England

08-Sep-2003•Michael Atherton

Procter: Latif 'committed a serious offence'

Mike Procter , match referee: "As captain a lot of responsibility falls on Rashid Latif and he committed a serious offence by claiming that catch which constitutes unfair play and a level-three offence of the ICC Code of Conduct (offensive and

08-Sep-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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