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U19 Tri Series (ZIM) (1)

Old Guest Column

Let science be the judge

Science must be the judge and the jury, not the heart or naked eye, says Charlie Austin

31-Mar-2004•Wisden Comment by Charlie Austin

Bring on the Milo men

If you were to view the Multan Cricket Stadium from the air, it would most resemble an upturned flying saucer in the middle of farmland, and the view would give you some idea of just how far it is from the bustle of the old city

30-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Dileep Premachandran in Multan

Ghost stadiums

When a batsman scores a triple-century, and when he does it in the thrilling fashion in which Virender Sehwag did so, as an onlooker you cannot hold many regrets

30-Mar-2004•Osman Samiuddin

The battle-scarred boy

When he first emerged on the scene, Parthiv Patel had looked an absolute natural behind the stumps

30-Mar-2004•Anand Vasu in Multan

Bring on the Milo men

30-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Dileep Premachandran in Multan

Watching Sehwag bat

Outside of incompetent tailenders who average in single figures, Virender Sehwag now possesses perhaps the most original technique in contemporary international cricket

29-Mar-2004•Chandrahas Choudhury

Listless and helpless

If Pakistan could do nothing about the two elements of nature - the pitch and the stifling heat - there was little they could do about the third element - Virender Sehwag

28-Mar-2004•Osman Samiuddin in Multan

Alexander's battlefield

Anyone passing through the streets and bylanes of Multan this morning would have had a hard time believing that there was a Pakistan-India Test match being played

28-Mar-2004•Dileep Premachandran in Multan

Listless and helpless

If Pakistan could do nothing about the two elements of nature - the pitch and the stifling heat - there was little they could do about the third element - Virender Sehwag

28-Mar-2004•Osman Samiuddin in Multan

No-balling Subhash Gupte

In our new series, Indo-Pak Memories, Indian and Pakistani cricketers of the past describe their experiences of playing in an India-Pakistan series

27-Mar-2004•Madhav Mantri

A beating heart that's pumping cash

cricket matches provide work for a small army

27-Mar-2004•Paul Coupar in Colombo

Hope and fear

Rahul Bhattacharya looks back at five decades of India-Pakistan cricket - a saga in three parts

27-Mar-2004•Rahul Bhattacharya

Bats for walking-sticks

A wilting Darren Lehmann played beautifully today, to hold Australia together until stumps at the steamy SSC ground in Colombo

24-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Paul Coupar

The humanising factor

Is it sport or is it war

24-Mar-2004•Amit Varma

India feted, a Pakistani great snubbed

Whoever thought Pakistan might feel like Sharjah, with thousands of Indians cheering, shouting and blaring horns in support of their team

24-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Anand Vasu in Lahore

Send for Taufeeq Umar

No doubt Pakistan will be disappointed by their performance in Lahore on Sunday, but the urgent question is, will they have learned anything

23-Mar-2004•Kamran Abbasi

Tillakaratne prepares to face the inevitable

Australia's victory at Kandy sealed the series, and in all likelihood signalled the end of Hashan Tillakaratne's interim tenure as Sri Lanka's Test captain

23-Mar-2004•Charlie Austin in Colombo

Hospitality corporate

In almost a fortnight's stay in Pakistan, the hospitality, reception and warmth has been unbelievable

23-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Anand Vasu in Lahore

Limited satisfaction

Freddie Auld turns into Mick Jagger's stalker for a day

22-Mar-2004•Roving Reporter by Freddie Auld in Trinidad

No room for complaint

Under the circumstances, with Harbhajan Singh and Ashish Nehra injured, the Indian selectors have picked the best team they could have

22-Mar-2004•The Wisden Comment by Amit Varma

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