The International Cricket Council has sent a letter to the Board of Control for Cricket in India, bringing to their…
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Lancashire's slim hopes of avoiding relegation final disappeared at a damp Old Trafford when an attempted hook from Andy Crook…
Read More'I'm a better option', says MacGill
Stuart MacGill, rated by most as Australia's second-best slow bowler, has expressed his dismay at missing out on the tour…
Read More'Players of inferior quality get to play for long periods'
Gus Logie took over as coach of the West Indian team when it was already slipping into declineAnand Vasu15-Sep-2004Gus Logie:…
Read MoreBisla and Sangram make merry
The Himachal Pradesh batsmen made merry on the opening day of the Plate Group of the Ranji TrophyWisden Cricinfo staff17-Nov-2004Plate…
Read MoreThe unlucky 13
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Read MoreMorgan confirms England will play Tests in Zimbabwe
David Morgan, the ECB's chairman, yesterday said that there was every chance that England would return to ZImbabwe soon to…
Read MoreVenkatapathy Raju calls it a day
Venkatapathy Raju, the former Indian left-arm spinner, has retired from first-class cricketSiddhartha Vaidyanathan15-Dec-2004Venkatapathy Raju: played
Read MoreRolton guides Australian women to another win
Karen Rolton was Australia's star for the second match in a row as they beat the Indian women by three…
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