Matches (15)

WI vs PAK (1)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

Men's Hundred (3)

AUS vs SA (1)

Women's Hundred (3)

One-Day Cup (6)

294/6

PAK

(29.2/50 ov, T:295) 92

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Schedule Report Series

AUA-W

214

INA-W

(42/50 ov, T:215) 215/7

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Schedule Series

Round the World

Logan Cup Preview

The new-look Logan Cup competition starts in Zimbabwe tomorrow, Friday 11 October - four teams, playing each other both home and away for the first time

11-Jul-2005•John Ward

More questions than answers?

We come up with some questions we think the judges investigating claims of racism inside the Zimbabwe Cricket Union should be asking

07-Jul-2005

Time to start afresh

New Zealand look to the Bangladesh tour as a confidence booster for the season ahead

05-Jul-2005•Lynn McConnell

The Indian board's no-ball

The International Cricket Council will reopen a case that should have been comprehensively decided more than two months ago

05-Jul-2005•Anand Vasu

A platform for flight

For as many people who saw the ICC Champions Trophy victory for the West Indies as evidence that the team had reached the critical turnaround, there is an equivalent number who thought it another painful flash in the pan

22-Jun-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

When the whipping-boys hit back

A patch of green in Wales is the venue where a nation overcame enormous odds and the sneering pessimism of many

21-Jun-2005•Dileep Premachandran

When the whipping-boys hit back

A patch of green in Wales is the venue where a nation overcame enormous odds and the sneering pessimism of many

20-Jun-2005•Dileep Premachandran

A game for the here and now

Only time will tell whether Monday night was a performance out of the ordinary from a pumped-up England, or a fatal flaw in the seemingly endless allure of Twenty20 cricket

14-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

The battle for the ashes of American cricket

A new battle has broken out inside cricket in the USA

01-Jun-2005•Martin Williamson

A step in the right direction

A few months ago, Cricinfo received feedback over how to make the one-day game more interesting. Some seemed viable, and many were radical. But nearly every one of them agreed that the game needed to be changed in some way. The question was, how?

23-May-2005•Rahul Bhatia

A sorry saga

The fallout of racial slurs

16-May-2005•Neil Manthorp

Bashar embraces his mission improbable

Bangladesh's captain is ready for the England series

09-May-2005•Rabeed Imam

The real showpiece

Twenty-20 has found a spiritual home in Pakistan, says Osman Samiuddin

03-May-2005•Osman Samiuddin

The problem with Pietersen

Understand the allergic reaction that Kevin Pietersen has caused among South Africa's crowds this summer,

29-Apr-2005•Telford Vice

Inzamam's win, Dravid's victory

Diplomacy has been largely in the realm of politicians, but Rahul Dravid took it upon himself to strengthen ties a few weeks ago

26-Apr-2005•Kamran Abbasi

Ntini's eyes tell of his passion

Makhaya Ntini's voice crackles from the boundary like a loose connection spitting with renegade volts, and his eyes are barbed beams of passion. He is energy itself dressed in increasingly undone whites. Damn fool needs to be told when he's tired, because

19-Apr-2005•Telford Vice

Lara's Saturday of brilliant sunshine

On this Saturday of brilliant sunshine, a fire raged through the downtown shopping centre of Port of Spain

12-Apr-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

Ashes impatience sours the Bangladeshi dream

Forget about England's extraordinary success in 2004

05-Apr-2005•Andrew Miller

The need to start afresh

Amid the quarrels and hard positions adopted by the parties directly involved in the current dispute in West Indian cricket, there has been the growing voice of a party indirectly connected to the details, but central nonetheless

29-Mar-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

The spectre of the rising Sonn

What, exactly, does it mean to 'nearly fall out of' your trousers

22-Mar-2005•Telford Vice

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