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Tufnell triumphs in reality TV show

Phil Tufnell has won the second series of I'm A Celebrity..

12-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

A tale of two paths

1941 A career of two halves for Australian Ian Redpath , who was born today

11-May-2003•Rob Smyth

Gloucestershire on top at Cardiff

Gloucestershire ended another rain interupted day at Sophia Gardens, well on top of their match with Glamorgan

11-May-2003•Andrew Hignell

Surrey up and running as Lancashire close in on victory

Middlesex v Lancashire, Lord's Scorecard Andy Strauss (50 not out) and Sven Koenig (35 not out) led the Middlesex fightback after being forced to follow on against Lancashire at Lord's

11-May-2003•Freddie Auld

Curtly Ambrose - the tallest bass player in the world

Imagine you're an international cricketer

11-May-2003•Christine Davey in Antigua

An update on Simon Jones` injury

Here`s the latest news about Simon Jones, who has been working hard on his rehabilitation over the course of the past few months following his nasty injury whilst on tour with England in Australia

11-May-2003•Glamorgan CCC

New Zealand rout Pakistan

New Zealand upset the formbook at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, snapping Pakistan's six-match post-World Cup winning streak with an emphatic seven-wicket victory - with 22.4 overs to spare - in the second low-scoring match of the

11-May-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Nissanka reprimanded for showing dissent

Prabath Nissanka has been severely reprimanded and fined 20% of his match fee after showing dissent during Sri Lanka's 79-run defeat against Pakistan in the opening match of the Bank Alfalah Cup at Dambulla on Saturday

11-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Marsh says he's '100% English'

Rodney Marsh, considered by many to be Australia's greatest wicketkeeper, has said that he is "100% English now in terms of cricket" after being made an England selector

11-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Zimbabweans need 176 to win on final day

This intriguing match between Worcestershire and the Zimbabwean tourists, played though it is on a second-hand, substandard pitch, produced more intriguing cricket on the third day, as both sides in turn took and lost the initiative

11-May-2003•John Ward

'Not taking the selfish road': Hussain

Nasser Hussain has delivered a riposte to Mike Gatting, who had said last week that Hussain was putting personal ambition ahead of the interests of the national side

11-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

West Indies fight back strongly after Hayden's masterclass

Matthew Hayden was back to his best with a magnificent 177, as Australia moved ever closer to that elusive clean-sweep in the Caribbean

11-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Oxford UCCE and young Hampshire side draw in The Parks

Hampshire gave first-class debuts to three young cricketers Dominic Clapp a trialist who had been on the Sussex books, James Bruce and Mark Thorburn who had previously played the standard for Durham UCCE, for the visit to the Parks

11-May-2003•Vic Isaacs

Lawson's action reported to ICC

An astonishing week of success for Jermaine Lawson may be about to turn sour, after it was confirmed that he is to be reported to the ICC for a suspect bowling action

11-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Pakistan thrash Sri Lanka

It all seemed to going to plan for Marvan Atapattu, Sri Lanka's new captain

10-May-2003•Charlie Austin

'Is it me you're looking for?'

1958 An unsung hero is born

10-May-2003•Rob Smyth

Zimbabwe sweat on Streak

Already weakened by retirements and domestic turmoil at home, Zimbabwe are now sweating on the fitness of their captain, Heath Streak, after he withdrew from the tour match against Worcestershire

10-May-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Hayden and Langer put Australia in control

Yet another big partnership between Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden put Australia in the driving seat at the end of an absorbing and ill-tempered second day of the fourth Test in Antigua

10-May-2003•Freddie Auld

Gareth Andrew's success gives pleasure to his coaches

Those Somerset supporters who were present at the County Ground recently and who were fortunate enough to see Gareth Andrew make his debut in the National Cricket league match against Durham Dynamos will be in no doubt that the young all rounder has

10-May-2003•SOMERSET

Carlisle leads the way for Zimbabwe

Stuart Carlisle celebrated his 31st birthday with the best century of his first-class career, a dogged marathon of 139 runs

10-May-2003•John Ward

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