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What's in the latest issue of Wisden Asia Cricket magazine

Wisden Asia Cricket, launched in December 2001, is a full-colour magazine produced and published in India

08-May-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Sponsorship boost to cricket's Twenty20 Cup

County cricket's new Twenty20 Cup competition received a major boost with the announcement of new commercial sponsors for the tournament

08-May-2003•ECB Media Release

No easing off for Australia as whitewash beckons

These days, Australia break records more often than they break sweat, but the prize for victory in tomorrow's fourth and final Test in Antigua is one of the sweetest on offer

08-May-2003•Andrew Miller

The Finisher

1970 One of the world's best one-day batsman is born

08-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Kandy Test meanders to tame draw

The second Test ended in a tame draw after crackling briefly back into life on the final day when New Zealand were bowled out for 183

07-May-2003•Wisden Bulletin by Charlie Austin

An ascetic at the Ranji final

As Mumbai and Tamil Nadu toil in the morning sun at the Wankhede Stadium, Swamiji walks past me

07-May-2003•Nagraj Gollapudi

Glamorgan defeat Durham Cricket Board

Glamorgan progressed to the fourth round of the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy with a comfortable 86 run victory over the Durham Cricket Board XI at Darlington

07-May-2003•Andrew Hignell

Franks rescues Notts as Warwicks and Surrey squeak through

Warwickshire were given the fright of their lives, as Bedfordshire pushed them every step of the way at Luton

07-May-2003•Andrew Miller

Edgbaston signs new staging agreement

Warwickshire County Cricket Club today announced that they have signed a new agreement with the England & Wales Cricket Board which will bring International cricket annually to Edgbaston, the City of Birmingham and the West Midlands for the next 7

07-May-2003•Warwickshire CCC Media Release

Nottinghamshire relieved to find Franks response

Lincolnshire hit their highest total against a first class county to set up a thrilling match with Nottinghamshire in the third round Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy match at the Lindum

07-May-2003•Lincolnshire CCC Media Release

Mumbai hold all aces at the end of fourth day

Mumbai took control of their Ranji Trophy Elite Group final, pegging Tamil Nadu back to 102 for 3 after setting them an improbable victory target of 377

07-May-2003•Staff Reporter

Will Kendall leads young side to The Parks

Will Kendall leads out a young side for the three day match starting on Friday (9th May) against Oxford UCCE at The Parks.

07-May-2003•Vic Isaacs

Hampshire run out of ideas in Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy

The proverbial saying

07-May-2003•Vic Isaacs

Jayawardene appointed vice-captain for one-day series

After a disappointing performance in the recent Sharjah Cup, Sri Lanka have bolstered their one-day squad by recalling Mahela Jayawardene, Russel Arnold and Romesh Kaluwitharana for the forthcoming triangular series with New Zealand and Pakistan

07-May-2003•Charlie Austin

Magnificent Marcus secures an emphatic victory for Somerset in Scotland

Scotland felt the full force of Marcus Trescothick's bat as the England opener helped himself to a magnificent unbeaten century as Somerset romped to a ten wicket victory at Grange Cricket Club in Edinburgh in the first round of the 2003 Cheltenham

07-May-2003•SOMERSET

Run fest awaits Australia in next two series at home

Australia's all-conquering Test batsmen must be salivating at the prospect of what awaits them before the year is out

07-May-2003•Eddie Smith

UCBSA pays tribute to the late Walter Sisulu

The United Cricket Board of South Africa extends its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the late Mr Walter Sisulu, who passed away peacefully yesterday shortly before his 91st birthday

07-May-2003•USBSA Media Release

Butler joins Gloucestershire on temporary deal

Gloucestershire have signed the up-and-coming New Zealand fast bowler, Ian Butler, as a temporary replacement for their allrounder, Ian Harvey, who has been selected for Australia's forthcoming one-day series in the Caribbean

07-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Fleming surprised by negative attitude

Stephen Fleming claimed to be surprised by Sri Lanka's negative approach during the final Test in Kandy, believing that they did "not want to win." Sri Lanka were set a stiff 191 target in 38 overs after bowling out New Zealand for 183, but

07-May-2003•Charlie Austin in Kandy

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