Test player Leslie Wight dies at 74
Leslie Wight, who played one Test for West Indies in 1952-53, died in Toronto, Canada on Dec 4 last yearSteven Lynch14-Jan-2004Leslie Wight, who playe
Ntini – 'my role is to take wickets'
After South Africa bowled out West Indies in a day, and followed that up with two second-innings wickets, they were on the brink of another series win
Cricket in SA to honour David Hookes this weekend
The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA), in conjunction withCricket Australia, has today announced various tributes in honour ofDavid Hookes t
"This is History" Sussex 2003
"This is History" , the commemorative DVD celebrating Sussex's final push towards the County Championship last year, will probably be of little intere
Imperious Australia crush India by 208 runs
Matthew Hayden set the tone, Andrew Symonds delivered the knockout punch, and the bowlers added insult to injury as Australia romped to an emphatic 20
Hauritz takes Queensland into ING Cup final
Nathan Hauritz spun Queensland to a four-run victory over South Australia in the ING Cup match at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday, ensuring that they woul
Teams come to flood victims' aid
The New Zealand and South Africa cricket teams, in the midst of a one-day series, have donated bats and shirts for auction to raise money for victims
Lokuarachchi recalled in a spin-heavy squad
Sri Lanka have picked four specialist spinners in a 15-man squad for the first two one-day internationals against AustraliaWisden Cricinfo staff18-Feb
Di Venuto will miss 2004 season
Michael Di Venuto, 30, the prolific Tasmania left-hander, will miss the entire season after undergoing back surgery on an injury he suffered while pla
Katich frustrated with waiting game
Simon Katich, proclaimed the unluckiest man in the world by Ricky Ponting when he lost his Test place to Andrew Symonds, has been trying to enjoy Aust