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The pacemen cometh

Pull over, Mr Warne, make way for the most lethal pace trio Australia have unleashed on England in 50 years

21-Jun-2001•Ken Piesse

Three hungry Lions

Vikram Solanki, Usman Afzaal, Aftab Habib: The Cricketer asks, is this England's future middle-order

19-Apr-2001•Geoffrey Dean

Australia's bright old thing sets sights on Ashes tour

Colin Miller couldn't believe it

05-Mar-2001•Ken Piesse

Muralitharan: I have a few tricks up my sleeve

The Sri Lankans are almost universally regarded as the nice guys of world cricket, although Australian umpires Ross Emerson and Darrell Hair and some of the other people involved in the triangular series against England and Australia in 1998/99 might

20-Feb-2001•Michael Owen-Smith

The oblique midwinter

County cricketers find some obscure ways to pass their close seasons

25-Jan-2001•Christopher Lyles

England's dramatic win in Karachi boosts their world standing

England's first series victory in Pakistan for 39 years saw them climb from sixth to fourth place in The Cricketer International Ratings for Test Cricket

15-Dec-2000•The Cricketer

A riotous time - the 1968-69 Pakistan tour

The late Sixties were turbulent years - not least for cricket - even after England forsook South African apartheid and toured Pakistan

06-Nov-2000•Christopher Sandford

Natural Born Killer - Glenn McGrath's New Road

They might be in the Second Division but Worcestershire's members have reason to be happy, for Glenn McGrath is arguably the world's best bowler and for two years he will be all theirs

04-Oct-2000

The Godfather

The heavily influential Arjuna Ranatunga played in Sri Lanka's first Test as a schoolboy and in their 100th as the senior statesman of an emerging power

22-Aug-2000•Ken Piesse

Neil Johnson - The Gay Blade

Neil Johnson has proved a talisman for Zimbabwe since he arrived from South Africa, and he has been working his charms in England as he has done twice before

09-Aug-2000•John Ward

Ferreira gets top coaching job

Anton "Yogi" Ferreira, the former Northern Transvaal and Warwickshire allrounder, has been appointed South Africa's new director of coaching, it was announced on Monday

24-Jul-2000•Peter Robinson

Mluleki Nkala: Zimbabwe's Bright Spark

Peter Roebuck talks to Mluleki Nkala about the advances made by young black cricketers in Zimbabwe and the balancing act he performs between the traditions of his forbears and the promise of a new generation..

06-Jul-2000•Peter Roebuck

Old Father Time dances to a new tune

It is appropriate that the West Indians should be visiting these shores in 2000 for it means they will be properly able to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their magnificent first Test win in England, in the Second Test at Lord's in late June 1950

27-Jun-2000•Eric Midwinter

The Cricketer International Team Ratings, July 2000

England's performance in their two-Test home series with Zimbabwe, winning at Lord's and drawing at Trent Bridge, corresponded with the teams' respective positions in The Cricketer Test Ratings

21-Jun-2000

Steve Waugh's New Horizons

Fatherhood has given tough, uncompromising Steve Waugh a new perspective on life

21-Jun-2000•Ken Piesse

International Millennium Cricket Festival for Wandering Clubs

Anyone who wishes to see an example of what is meant by the `Spirit of Cricket', perhaps the most difficult to grasp of the concepts enshrined in the Laws of the game, should come to Oxford from August 7-11 this year for the International Millennium

19-Jun-2000

Betting's slippery slope

In The Cricketer, Ashley Mallett surveys the Cronje affair with the tearful eye of hindsight, dazzled by a sense of fear and loathing

30-May-2000•Ashley Mallett

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