Matches (14)

CPL (2)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

One-Day Cup (6)

Top End T20 (1)

ABF

121

STKNP

(15/20 ov, T:122) 125/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

AUA-W

265/9

INA-W

(49.5/50 ov, T:266) 266/8

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Schedule Series

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MCC might play Sunday cricket first in Australia

English cricketers playing before Sunday crowds in Australia

22-Jun-2004•Ray Robinson

Female Freddie

Charlotte Edwards on beating the boys at their own game and hitting over the top

22-Jun-2004

Mel Jones's busy diary

Alison Mitchell meets the Aussie offering a helping hand

14-Jun-2004

WG's bad-tempered brother

No cricketer, surely, has ever enjoyed the battle more; none ever argued more with umpires, players and spectators alike; none ever departed more reluctantly from the wicket when batting, or disagreed more verbosely with decisions when bowling than

11-Jun-2004•RC Robertson-Glasgow

MCC in Canada 1959

The satisfactory record of the 1959 M.C.C

11-Jun-2004•Denis Silk

Charles Llewellyn - An early D'Oliveira

A brief biography of Charles Bennett Llewellyn by Patrick Allen

07-Jun-2004

The start of something big

One hundred and fifty years ago, on May 20, 1854, a group of gentlemen formed an exclusive club to play cricket on Wimbledon Common

03-Jun-2004•Stephen Chalke

English lessons

David English, the former manager of the Bee Gees, has agreed to extend his Bunburys patronage of schools cricket by sponsoring the national Under-13 schools competition

03-Jun-2004•Ian Lamont

Don't dress it up, take it out

The decline and fall of county cricket, like the Strange Death of Liberal England, has been going on for years

01-Jun-2004•Michael Henderson

Charles Fry - Up with the Gods

By his early 20s he was known as Almighty and held the world long jump record but, as Iain Wilton tells, his distinguished life was not all roses

28-May-2004

From the Nursery End

Former Middlesex and England slow left-armer Jack Young recalls starting life on the MCC groundstaff

28-May-2004

Chris Cairns - the last hurrah

Don Cameron profiles Chris Cairns, New Zealand's maverick allrounder who will call time on his Test career at Trent Bridge, his second home

28-May-2004

Straight talking stumper

Steve Rixon is the Aussie who taught New Zealand how to win

17-May-2004

Alfred Mynn - the mighty man of rustic Kent

It is surely surprising that this is the first full biography of Alfred Mynn

16-May-2004

A startling performance by Boycott

Yorkshire produced their most convincing form of the season when beating Surrey by 175 runs in the final of the Gillette Cup

14-May-2004•John Woodcock

Quid pro dotty quota

The origins of the crisis that has enveloped Zimbabwe cricket can be traced back to the start of the millennium when the Zimbabwe Cricket Union commissioned an integration task force to prepare a plan for what was termed 'the rapid evolution of

13-May-2004•Geoffrey Dean

Another fine mess

A year on from the World Cup fiasco the ECB finds itself juggling the same balls of morality and expedience

13-May-2004

'On a population basis our teams have too many white players'

Peter Chingoka, the ZCU's chairman, puts his side of the argument

12-May-2004

Indian mysticism defies explanation

The inaugural World Cup started on June 7, 1975, but India failed to enter into the party spirit

12-May-2004

A Christmas to remember

Geoff Allen talks to Hal Hooker, one half (60% to be precise) of the astonishing last-wicket partnership of 307

12-May-2004

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