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No signs of panic

By resisting a purge in the fast bowling department, the Australian national selectors have stuck to a principle that has served them well: reward comes from faith

22-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal

Like an uprising

India do not play cricket at their own levels

17-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhattacharya

Warnie's way back

Shane Warne got back to bowling, for the first time in ten months, and man in charge of putting his career back on track says that the process has begun at just the right time, in order to get Warne ready for international cricket by February 10, the

15-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal in Adelaide

Warnie's way back

15-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal in Adelaide

The Swami Army invades Adelaide

There are about 70 of them in a crowd of 17,000, but take my word for it, they have been raising a storm

15-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal at the Adelaide Oval

A celebration of orthodoxy

To the second-last ball of the third day's play, Rahul Dravid played a checked straight-drive and sprinted expectantly

14-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal at the Adelaide Oval

Swapping outfields for fairways

The commentators for the South Africa-West Indies series include some of the past greats of the game

14-Dec-2003•Roving Reporter by Keith Lane at the Wanderers

Murali's no tell-tale

Charlie Austin on Nasser Hussain's verbal broadside

14-Dec-2003•Charlie Austin

In the shadow of a colossus

Just after Rahul Dravid had square-driven Brad Williams for his first four, Shane Warne took his eyes off the television set on which he has been following golf, and bellowed, as if to exhort Steve Waugh, "come on, bring on Stuart MacGill." There

13-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal in Adelaide

The burden of being Tendulkar

One of the misfortunes of greatness is that it has to bear greater scrutiny and harsher examination

13-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal at the Adelaide Oval

An alternative venue

Andrew Miller's Roving Reporter

13-Dec-2003•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller

On transparency, jetlag and meat pies

More than an hour before the match begins, Jonathan Rose, the young media manager of Cricket Australia, is standing by the lift

12-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal at the Adelaide Oval

Who is to blame for stale Bhajji?

The Indian team management has dealt in so much intrigue in the last couple of days that it would have been enough stuff for a mystery novel, had it not been amateurishly comical

12-Dec-2003•Wisden Comment by Sambit Bal in Adelaide

Where have all the spectators gone?

Where have all the spectators gone

12-Dec-2003•Roving Reporter by Keith Lane at the Wanderers

Ganguly - 'I have had enough of this short-ball business'

A country obsessed with Sachin Tendulkar has found a new hero in Sourav Ganguly, whose stirring, expectation-belying hundred, as much saved India from embarrassment at Brisbane, as it has added a new significance to India's tour

11-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal in Adelaide

Exit, pursued by an elephant

Andrew Miller's Roving Reporter

11-Dec-2003•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller

Gunning for the men in white

Being an umpire is no picnic at the best of times, what with the endless television replays and commentators eager to scrutinise every decision, but the last few days have seen them under attack across the world

11-Dec-2003•Martin Williamson

Ganguly - 'I have had enough of this short-ball business'

11-Dec-2003•Sambit Bal in Adelaide

'Rhythm more important than wickets' - Harbhajan Singh

Harbhajan Singh speaks to Wisden Cricinfo about his recent form, and the intriguing match-up against Australian batsmen who appear geared to take him on from the first ball he bowls

10-Dec-2003•Dileep Premachandran at the Adelaide Oval

'Rhythm more important than wickets' - Harbhajan Singh

Harbhajan Singh speaks to Wisden Cricinfo about his recent form, and the intriguing match-up against Australian batsmen who appear geared to take him on from the first ball he bowls

10-Dec-2003•Dileep Premachandran at the Adelaide Oval

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