Old Guest Column

Sixteen years of waiting over for legend Robin

He lasted an hour, showed the Salisbury defence a thing or two with a couple of deft dummies and produced a handful of searching runs through the centre

04-Mar-2004•Richard Isaacs (Daily Echo)

A pointless farrago

England's first match, against Jamaica at Sabina Park, has left little other than a sour taste in the mouth

03-Mar-2004

Starting all over again

When Ajay Ratra first burst on the scene in 2001-02, he was thought to be the solution to India's hunt for a long-term wicketkeeper, but since then he has been upstaged by Parthiv Patel

03-Mar-2004•Rahul Bhatia

The selectors got it right ... mostly

The selectors have done a reasonable job of picking the Indian one-day team for the series against Pakistan

01-Mar-2004•Wisden Comment by Amit Varma

'The mother of all games'

Yuvraj Singh talks to Anand Vasu about touring Pakistan and his willingness to open in Tests

29-Feb-2004•Anand Vasu

Nepal contemplates the dizziest heights

Nepal has made great strides in the Under-19 World Cup

29-Feb-2004•Rabeed Imam in Chittagong

Going through the motions

Bangladesh's failure to qualify for the Super League has dampened spirits in Dhaka, but elsewhere the Under-19 World Cup goes from strength to strength

25-Feb-2004•Roving Reporter by Rabeed Imam

Rebuilding broken dreams

Raquibul Hassan was the only Bengali to play for Pakistan

24-Feb-2004•Andrew Miller

Running out of patience

Rabeed Imam reports on Bangladesh's continued disappointments in the Under-19 World Cup

23-Feb-2004•Roving Reporter by Rabeed Imam

A fine gesture that will strengthen the game

World cricket woke up stronger on Monday morning

23-Feb-2004•Wisden Comment by Charlie Austin

The tale of two cities

The PCB, by ensuring that both Karachi and Peshawar will host the Indians for a day, has opted for the only path it could have chosen in what had become a no-win situation

23-Feb-2004•Osman Samiuddin

A fine gesture that will strengthen the game

World cricket woke up stronger on Monday morning

23-Feb-2004•Wisden Comment by Charlie Austin

Spirit of compromise

In politics, if you can please some people some of the time, then you have done well

22-Feb-2004•Osman Samiuddin

Zimbabwe slow off the mark

The Zimbabwe team hate references of being at the basement of Test cricket, but the way they went about disproving that label today was not altogether convincing

20-Feb-2004•The Wisden Verdict by John Ward

Rafique holds the key for Bangladesh

After a truncated opening day, the match is very much in the balance

20-Feb-2004•The Wisden Verdict by John Ward

Looking beyond the probables

Wasim Bari, the chief selector, has been busy looking at various players not originally announced in the probables list

19-Feb-2004•Osman Samiuddin

We have the ammunition to beat Australia - John Dyson

Sri Lanka's Australian-born coach John Dyson thinks that his team have the ammunition to give Australia a good run in the one-day and Test series, if not beat them

19-Feb-2004•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Rush hours, and a rush for tickets

Rabeed Imam checks out Bangladesh's new stadium in Fatullah

19-Feb-2004•Roving Reporter by Rabeed Imam

The last of cricket's cavaliers

Mark Waugh was a cricket cavalier in the age of the roundhead

16-Feb-2004•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

Postponement could have grave repercussions

You would be forgiven for thinking that the biggest series in international cricket in recent memory had already been postponed

14-Feb-2004•Osman Samiuddin

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