Matches (27)

PAK vs SL (1)

QAT vs AFG (1)

BAN vs IRE (1)

WBBL (2)

Sheffield Shield (3)

Ranji Trophy (19)

PAK

299/5

(50 ov, T:300) 293/9

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Schedule Report Series

AFG

149/8

QAT

(20 ov, T:150) 124/7

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Schedule Series

Old Guest Column

Vettori does a Bracewell

Daniel Vettori said before leaving for India that Stephen Fleming's work on his batting had been an inspiration to him

25-Jun-2005•New Zealand View by Lynn McConnell

Unaccountable umpires, and falling short of change

Some final thoughts on technology and cricket

24-Jun-2005•Amit Varma

Australia's new pin-up boy

Ricky Ponting spent many years on the wall of Michael Clarke's bedroom

24-Jun-2005•Peter English

Pints and proselytizers

The furore over Andrew Symonds' night out was way over the top, and once again raised uncomfortable questions of the unreal behavioural standards we expect from elite sportsmen

24-Jun-2005•Dileep Premachandran

Dhaka's answer to Disneyland

Our man in Dhaka takes time out from England's soggy build-up to explore life beyond the bus window

23-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

McMillan marks his comeback in emphatic style

Craig McMillan is back, and there will be more than a few cricket enthusiasts in New Zealand who will be happy about that

23-Jun-2005•New Zealand View by Lynn McConnell

Too many hats

Aamer Sohail selects the Pakistan side, then comments on it for television

23-Jun-2005•Wisden Comment by Kamran Abbasi

Waugh wants to keep 'right on dancing'

Success sometimes brings its own problems and the unrelenting climb towards all-time greatness that Steve Waugh's Australians continue on, has brought concerns for the future

23-Jun-2005•Lynn McConnell

Umpiring reforms are overdue

Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain, puts forward new ideas to improve the standards of umpiring

22-Jun-2005•Rashid Latif

Whose game is it anyway?

To whom does cricket belong

22-Jun-2005•Amit Varma

Mental disintegration from within

From the moment they landed on Indian soil, the Australians launched a charm offensive that has had sections of the Indian media drooling

22-Jun-2005•Dileep Premachandran at Chennai

Turning back the clock

Slowly through the first day of the Chennai Test, the years peeled back

22-Jun-2005•Amit Varma

Helping out the old enemy

As the world champions, Australia must sometimes feel their world is against them

09-Jun-2005•Peter English

Australia's one-way coach trade

An emerging Australian industry has become prominent with the posting of international coaches

26-May-2005•Peter English

Channel 4 cop out after Reeve's departure

After five years as a Channel 4 summariser, Dermot Reeve has decided to call it a day

20-May-2005•Andrew Miller

Civil war hampers Kenya's progress

While the Kenya Cricket Association presses for Test status, closer to home it is embroiled in a row which has ripped Kenyan cricket apart as well as leaving its reputation tarnished, bankrupted the board, and left a legacy from which it might take a

20-May-2005•Martin Williamson

A case of misguided nationalism

India need to find the right man to coach them, not quibble about his nationality

13-May-2005•Anand Vasu

Stumped Pietersen, bald Warne

The speed of Kevin Pietersen's self-appointment as Shane Warne's spokesman has seemed faster than any of his one-day centuries

12-May-2005•Peter English

Waiting for Lord's

Ashes tours have always accompanied bouts of extreme anticipation

28-Apr-2005•Peter English

Medium pacers, fairytales and scheduling botch-ups

Indian domestic season review

25-Apr-2005•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

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Old Guest Column

Alagappan Muthu

Mohammad Isam

Vithushan Ehantharajah

Alex Malcolm

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