Waqar Younis on growing up and not growing old
Reverse charge: Waqar Younis © Getty Images Did you come to Warwickshire with a view to winning your Test place back
09-Oct-2003•Duncan Steer

All sporty on the Western front
Perth in Western Australia has gone sports-mad
09-Oct-2003•Roving Reporter by Christine Davey

Boy next door done good
For a dispassionate observer at the Motera stadium,Rahul Dravid's innings of 110 was inextricably tied to the mood of the sparse but belligerently vociferouscrowd, even though Dravid himself played through theday with his trademark equanimity and
08-Oct-2003•Roving Reporter by Samanth Subramanian

Selectors' minds work in mysterious ways
Indian cricket would have been better served by plumping for experience
04-Oct-2003•The Wisden Comment by Anand Vasu

Radical, but far from barmy
County cricket and radicalism are not easy bedfellows
03-Oct-2003•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

England's Nearly Man
Adam Hollioake, who announced yesterday that next season would be his last at The Oval, will be remembered as a feisty allrounder with a swag of Championship medals in one hand and the best slower ball since Steve Waugh's in the other
02-Oct-2003•Wisden Comment by Steven Lynch

Don't let the rain come down ... again
How ironic it would be if the long-awaited re-match of India and New Zealand in Indian conditions becomes as weather-affected as last summer's series in New Zealand
29-Sep-2003•Lynn McConnell

South Africa depart for Pakistan tour
There's no turning back now for South Africa, as they finally flew out of Johannesburg to begin their delayed tour of Pakistan
28-Sep-2003•Telford Vice

Why did Rashid Latif have to go?
The Pakistan Cricket Board trumpeted a new era after the World Cup
26-Sep-2003•Wisden's Pakistan View by Kamran Abbasi

Sponsors put pressure on England not to tour Zimbabwe
The subject of whether to play cricket in Zimbabwe - something which has haunted English cricket for more than a year - has been brought back to the front stage again with the news that Vodafone, the England & Wales Cricket Board's biggest sponsor,
26-Sep-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

New Zealand forced to play another waiting game
New Zealand might be third on the Test rankings, but when it comes to playing the diplomatic waiting game, they are away out in front
22-Sep-2003•Lynn McConnell

What's Going On? Best v Rest has a ring to it
Shoaib Akhtar, Makhaya Ntini and Shane Bond bowling for the same team against Australia
17-Sep-2003•Lynn McConnell

Robin Smith out for remainder of the season (comment)
Robin Smith who pulled up again with a re-occurance of the ham-string injury that kept him out of the side for 6 weeks, is now out for the remainder of the 2003 season.
29-Aug-2003•Vic Isaacs

The West Indies doing better than expected
No doubt many West Indian fans - myself included - have been pleasantly surprised by their progress in the current World Cup, but perhaps unlike my fellow fans, I am not so convinced that it has been entirely of their own doing; situations and other
26-Feb-2003•Colin Croft

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