Matches (15)

ZIM vs NZ (1)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (7)

WI vs PAK (1)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

ZIM

125

(39 ov) 174/1

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Schedule Report Series

WF-M

143/9

NSC-M

(89/100 balls, T:144) 147/2

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Schedule Table Report Series

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On top down under

Simon Lister interviews the key figures behind England's successful tour of Australia, 1986-87

09-Dec-2006•Interviews by Simon Lister

Do you want to be TWC's club for 2007?

Adopt a Club is back for 2007 - The Wisden Cricketer magazine is on the hunt for a worthy and aspiring club to adopt for the 2007 season. Mullion went from quiet Cornish village team, to league champions with an international profile - do you want

07-Dec-2006•Edward Craig

"I still want to captain England"

Andrew Strauss hides disappointment behind diplomacy, waxes enthusiastic for Flintoff and Sydney and leaves the brash forecasting to Australia or Pietersen

22-Nov-2006•Simon Lister

Cheating?! In cricket? Unthinkable

The notion that a cricketer would cheat has always been seriously at odds with the supposed spirit of the game, but it is a naive view and it ignores both history and human nature

17-Nov-2006•Kevin Mitchell

Comfort blanket with a silver lining

Stephen Fay on Cyril Washbrook, a Lancastrian icon who bridged the north-south divide

03-Nov-2006•Stephen Fay

Kim's game of his life

When West Indies went to Australia in 1981 they had not lost in 15 Tests. Australia had just lost against Pakistan, albeit a dead rubber, by an innings. On an MCG pitch so lively it was deadly West Indies had Holding, Garner, Roberts and Croft. Australia

27-Oct-2006•Interviews by Nagraj Gollapudi

Now that's a real wash-out

A Kent village club sailed into the Channel to re-enact a historic match and got far more than they expected

20-Oct-2006•Rod Edmond

China crisis

Less than a month after the ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed described China as the sport's biggest growth market, the cricket photographer Graham Morris was refused a visa to enter the country.

17-Oct-2006•Dan Brigham

The mog that got into the mausoleum

Gideon Haigh takes us on a guided tour of a new anthology of Wisden obituaries that includes poets, pacifists, prime ministers...and a cat

13-Oct-2006•Gideon Haigh

Hooked by the Miller's tale

Robert Kitson reveals his unhealthy obsession with Derbyshire's off-spinning allrounder turned selector and raconteur

10-Oct-2006

Too good a start

Roger Harman talks to Stephen Chalke

10-Oct-2006

Why England will keep the Ashes

Kevin Mitchell on why he feels England will keep the Ashes

01-Oct-2006•Kevin Mitchell

Spirit of Africa

Geoffrey Dean reports from Nairobi on the ICC Knockout Kenya 2000, a tournament involving the 10 Test nations plus the hosts

25-Sep-2006•Geoffrey Dean

Girl (n)power or licence to leer?

Jenny Thompson gets out the peroxide and the fake tan to witness life as an npower girl

22-Sep-2006•Jenny Thompson

Sub lime to the ridiculous

After an act of God an act of human expedience threatens the end of the old Kent mode. Ivo Tennant on a financial dilemma not exclusive to Canterbury

22-Sep-2006

Blessed are the meek

Emma John meets Monty Panesar, the shy boy who became a national hero

22-Sep-2006

Broader minds in the broad acres

Demonised from the outside, defensive on the inside, Yorkshire and its lack of Asian representation has become one of cricket's political hot potatoes over the past decade

15-Sep-2006•John Stern and Andrew Collomosse

Mullion claim county title

After weeks dominating Division 5 West - winning the league comfortably - Mullion 1s had to face the dominators of Division 5 East, St Minver, to decide the County Champions 2006. And dominating is a habit Mullion find hard to kick.

11-Sep-2006•David Fowles

The impossible job

Pataudi set India towards its present status. Edward Craig hears how he coped with the intensity of captaining the country and how the role has changed

09-Sep-2006•Edward Craig

Mullion take the title

On Saturday morning Mullion 1s skipper Jim took the phone call from Gulval. "Is the match on"? "Oh yes". Says Jim. With Chacewater only 12 points behind, Mullion needed only seven to claim the Division 5 West crown. As for Mullion 2s, well it was a dark a

07-Sep-2006•By David Fowles & Bruce Jordan

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