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Old Guest Column

Channelling the intensity

Something was not quite right

31-May-2004•Anand Vasu in Mumbai

'The Pakistan cap has become worthless'

Azhar Mahmood scored a scintillating century on his Test debut for Pakistan - and has been in and out of the side almost ever since

28-May-2004•Kamran Abbasi

ICC wastes a gilt-edged opportunity

It is easy to forget, in these times of never-ending politicking, that cricket is a game that relies on cricketers for its well-being and popularity

24-May-2004•Andrew Miller

Malaysia, the kings of south-east Asia

In this week's edition of Beyond the Test World, Malaysia receives a lift ahead of next month's Asian Cricket Council Trophy, Nepal's coach, Roy Dias, wants to take his team home to Colombo, and Hot Dogs have become the rage in Shanghai cricket

24-May-2004•Tony Munro

Malaysia, the kings of South East Asia

This week, Malaysia receives a lift ahead of next month's Asian Cricket Council Trophy, why Nepal's coach, Roy Dias, wants to take his team home to Colombo, and how Hot Dogs became the rage in Shanghai cricket

24-May-2004•Tony Munro

Winds of change

When the Pakistan Cricket Board announced, with much gusto last year, that regional cricket was indeed the antidote to the many ills of Pakistan cricket, it was greeted with as much enthusiasm as cynicism

21-May-2004•Osman Samiuddin

Beige and buff, and egg and bacon

Lord's was a picture for the first big match of the season

20-May-2004•Roving Reporter by Steven Lynch at Lord's

An umbrage too far

The ICC has found out what anyone who has opposed the Zimbabwe board already knew: if the going gets tough, then the ZCU just pretends that all is well and carries on regardless

18-May-2004•Martin Williamson

A man on a mission

Muttiah Muralitharan has shelved his doosra for the timebeing, but he's angry and out to prove a point over the next few months

17-May-2004•Charlie Austin

Telling it how it isn't

In the latest issue of The Wisden Cricketer, Peter Chingoka, the Zimbabwe Cricket Union's chairman, makes an eloquent defence of his board's conduct and handling of cricket inside Zimbabwe

13-May-2004•Martin Williamson

Ponting's men embark on flight of madness

At best, the tour will be gruesomely one-sided

13-May-2004•Christian Ryan

A challenger to the Duckworth-Lewis method?

The Duckworth-Lewis system for calculating target scores in rain-interrupted one-day internationals has come in for plenty of debate, but it is clearly the best of all methods that have been used so far

12-May-2004•S Rajesh

A funny idea of mediation

On Saturday week (May 22) Zimbabwe play a Test match against Australia at Harare

11-May-2004•Wisden Comment by Steven Lynch

A source of inspiration and wonder

Put him up in front of a TV camera or microphone, and Muttiah Muralitharan will blush and appear shy, his face creased by a nervous smile and his answers, despite good English now, short and sharp

08-May-2004•Charlie Austin

Tempting fate

Weaker men would have folded under the pressure of it all, but MuttiahMuralitharan, the greatest sportsman to emerge from Sri Lanka's teardropisland, appears remarkably unfazed by the debate that rages throughout thecricketing world over the legality

08-May-2004•Charlie Austin

A source of inspiration and wonder

Put him up in front of a TV camera or microphone, and Muttiah Muralitharan will blush and appear shy, his face creased by a nervous smile and his answers, despite good English now, short and sharp

08-May-2004•Charlie Austin

A source of inspiration and wonder

Put him up in front of a TV camera or microphone, and Muttiah Muralitharan will blush and appear shy, his face creased by a nervous smile and his answers, despite good English now, short and sharp

08-May-2004•Charlie Austin

A source of inspiration and wonder

Put him up in front of a TV camera or microphone, and Muttiah Muralitharan will blush and appear shy, his face creased by a nervous smile and his answers, despite good English now, short and sharp

08-May-2004•Charlie Austin

The wrong side of the fence

Steven Lynch on how the ICC has delivered stinging broadsides against two easy targets

07-May-2004•Steven Lynch

A travesty of Test cricket

It is a travesty of Test cricket

05-May-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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