Verdict

Army v Navy

05-Dec-2003•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller at Galle

Clinging to Murali's coat-tails

Ashley Giles and Gareth Batty answered the critics with a fine containing bowling performance on the third day at Galle, but Sri Lanka were still 195 ahead by the close

04-Dec-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Right decision, wrong execution

The score would tell you otherwise, but Sourav Ganguly's decision at the toss was the right one

04-Dec-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Sambit Bal at the Gabba

Right decision, wrong execution

The score would tell you otherwise, but Sourav Ganguly's decision at the toss was the right one

04-Dec-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Sambit Bal at the Gabba

Melting point

Andrew Miller on the stifling heat at Galle

04-Dec-2003•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller at Galle

Murali's double whammy

Muttiah Muralitharan has been a muted presence on this tour

03-Dec-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

It's the Fort that counts

Andrew Miller checks out the famous Galle fort, which overlooks the cricket ground

03-Dec-2003•Roving Reporter by Andrew Miller at Galle

England thank the heavens

England have not had much reason to be grateful for rain this winter

02-Dec-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Andrew Miller's Wisden Verdict

Sanath Jayasuriya falls to Ashley Giles for a watchful 48 © Getty Images 2003

02-Dec-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller at Galle

Not just bad losers ... horrible ones

For one reason or another, the English have long been accused of being bad losers

18-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Silver lining, touch of grey

This match typified India over the last couple of years: substantial passages of brilliance, interspersed by outbreaks of mediocrity

18-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Amit Varma

All Black and mourning

By 4pm Indian time, New Zealand's sports fans were readying themselves to pick up the pieces

15-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

Quixotic effort

India's batsmen tilted bravely at windmills in the best traditions of Don Quixote, but ultimately, they were undone by a magnificent spell of bowling from one of Australia's forgotten men, and the ineptitude of their own bowlers earlier in the day

12-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

A case of arrested development

It wasn't quite a contest, and neither was it a write-off - but it was still a seven-wicket defeat, and for the third match running

12-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

A touch of the Forrest Gumps

Another day, another defeat for Bangladesh, whose performances have completely run out of steam after the comparative heroics of the Test series

10-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Problems at the top

Even before the tournament, New Zealand's battingwould have been ranked third of the three at the TVSCup, but when the first two positions are occupied byAustralia and India - in whichever order - that is nocriticism

09-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Samanth Subramanian

Flintoff fireworks lift the tedium

Thank God for Freddie Flintoff

07-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

Comfort zone bodes ill

In a way, the hysteria that followed the NatWest triumph, and the run to the World Cup final, symbolised everything that is rotten about Indian cricket, primarily our easily satiated appetite

06-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

One for the album

Australia's batting depth, and New Zealand's profligate attitude to catching, ultimately decided an engrossing game

03-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

The confidence to lead

In the end, the better team won

01-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh

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