Lancashire opt for safety first
Lancashire's batting today had spine, but their decision to go off for bad light did notEmma John at Lord's09-May-2004ScorecardLancashire's batti
Match-fixing fears scuttled Abu Dhabi game
The ICC has revealed that the proposed exhibition tie between India and Pakistan in Abu Dhabi was not permitted because of match-fixing fearsWisden Cr
Cricket Australia announces domestic schedule
Australia's domestic season for 2004-05 will kick off three weeks earlier than in the previous year, with an ING Cup match between Queensland and New
Astle and McCullum give New Zealand the edge
Nathan Astle boosted the New Zealanders to 326 for 7 on the opening day of their tour match against Leicestershire at Grace RoadWisden Cricinfo staff2
Pakistan likely to invite Sri Lanka for ODI tournament
The prospect of hosting a second-string Zimbabwean outfit later this year has forced the Pakistan board to contemplate organising a triangular one-day
England take the series 2-0
England strolled to a nine-wicket win in the second Test at Headingley, and duly wrapped up the series 2-0 against a bruised and battered New Zealand
Lamb all set to resign
Tim Lamb, the chief executive of the England & Wales Cricket Board, is expected to tender his resignation at a press conference on Thursday morning, a
Gale-force Twenty20
Unseasonably atrocious weather disrupted the latest round of the Twenty20 Cup, with the matches between Middlesex and Sussex at Richmond, and the floo
Lara opts out of final tour match
Brian Lara has decided to sit out the three-day tour match against Sri Lanka A at Shenley to give himself a breather before the first Test, which star
Shoaib Akhtar picked in Asia Cup squad
Shoaib Akhtar has been picked in Pakistan's 14-member one-day squad for the Asia Cup, their first outing under their new coach Bob WoolmerWisden Crici