Matches (17)

CPL (2)

Men's Hundred (3)

Women's Hundred (3)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (7)

AUS vs SA (1)

STKNP

(2.1/20 ov) 18/0

GAW

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Schedule Table Series

NSC-M

193/5

BP-M

(100 balls, T:194) 157/9

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Schedule Table Report Series

Round the World

Slater shows importance of mind over batter

Mental strength is such an important characteristic, but a calf injury will get a player more sympathy than a sick mind

17-Mar-2005

Blurred boundaries in a shrinking world

Andrew Miller on Shane Warne's move to Hampshire, and the changing allegiances in cricket

15-Mar-2005

A busy time for the Black Caps

Andrew McLean looks forward, with much trepidation, to New Zealand's Test series against Australia, which starts at Christchurch on Thursday

08-Mar-2005

Putting the team before the individual

Osman Samiuddin discusses the big questions that await Pakistan as they prepare to take on India

01-Mar-2005•Osman Samiuddin

A chance to move forward

For Pakistan, the forthcoming series will begin to answer two longstanding questions at the center of Pakistan cricket and two that hold repercussions well beyond the next year

01-Mar-2005•Osman Samiuddin

Back into oblivion?

At the heart of the current contretemps unravelling around West Indiescricket lurk some deeply-shadowed issues that might still tell us wherecricket has come internationally as a profession in a globalised world

22-Feb-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

An inappropriate ending

Suddenly, it's as if the last 12 weeks never happened

15-Feb-2005•Andrew Miller

Who's driving South African cricket's rally car?

Ray Jennings was installed as South African coach until the end of the West Indies tour in May, tasked with turning around their fortunes after adisastrous 2003-04

01-Feb-2005•Ken Borland

More questions than answers at Board's AGM

After two days of meetings in Barbados, the directors of the West Indies Cricket Board are no closer to resolving two long-standing issues on separate matters

25-Jan-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

Australian vision clears on Twenty20

Australians are so used to trend-setting that foreign ideas are viewed as eccentric gimmicks that would never work here

18-Jan-2005•Peter English

The legacy of positive discrimination

Mark Boucher's politically-motivated exclusion from the South African Test team has reopened the debate on whether the country's determination to transform the demographics of its sports teams is fair or right

14-Dec-2004•Neil Manthorp

Different shades of black

It's bad luck for New Zealand's cricketers that their demise at the hands of Australia has coincided with the rebirth of the nation's icons, the All Blacks

02-Dec-2004•Lynn McConnell

Conservatism is the limiting factor for New Zealand

The old adage that when making an important decision you should go with your first instinct was not applied by New Zealand in their choices for the first Test against Australia and they suffered accordingly

23-Nov-2004•Lynn McConnell

Give them an A

Instead of undermining the Champions Trophy with gross mismatches, the ICC would do well to ponder a Plate competition involving the minnows and the emerging talent showcased by A teams

21-Sep-2004•Dileep Premachandran

Behind the mask

Kenya's current plight has inspired many to speak out in support of Steve Tikolo and his side

14-Sep-2004•Dileep Premachandran

South Africa - a team in freefall

South African cricket followers may well be holding their breath with anxiety more than ever before

07-Sep-2004•Neil Manthorp

Don't blame the captain, see the big picture

Ordinarily, a whitewashed team could reasonably expect that its leaderwould be pressured to resign

24-Aug-2004•Vaneisa Baksh

Bangladesh swim against the torrent

Once in every five to ten years, there comes a situation when the whole world takes an interest in Bangladesh - albeit for all the wrong reasons

17-Aug-2004•Rabeed Imam

Twenty20 in the land of Super Max

Now that a New Zealand team has had its first exposure to Twenty20, the abbreviated form of cricket sweeping England, there will be a high degree of interest in whether New Zealand Cricket is tempted to adopt the game permanently

10-Aug-2004•Lynn McConnell

South Africa's cricketers dare to live their dreams

It may seem harsh to the most fervent of South African supporters that the national has started crashing down both the Test and one-day international rankings in the last couple of months - a period in which the team hasn't played a single match in

03-Aug-2004•Neil Manthorp

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