ZCU refutes 'political cleansing' claims
Peter Chingoka, the chairman of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union, today refuted continued claims that the Zimbabwe team in the UK has been "politically clea
The Australian way, the X-factor, and more
As an inflammable mixture of naked ambition, aggression, determination and a never-say-die attitude, the Australian way is the mosttalked-about approa
Cold start for Canada in World Cup lead-up
Canada were well beaten, indeed outclassed by Northerns at Centurion, going down to defeat by a massive 217 runs to a side that finished bottom of the
Hansie Cronje may have been murdered
The death of Hansie Cronje, South Africa's disgraced former captain who was killed in a plane crash in the Western Cape in June 2002, may have been no
Who will pay the GCC?
The 2003 cricket World Cup was as much about political controversy as about sport - and while the cricket is long over, the boardroom warfare lingers
Streak looks for crumbs of comfort
At the start of their Ashes-winning series against Australia in 1986-87, the England side were famously mocked by one local journalists under the head
Higgs takes SA close to victory against Tigers
ADELAIDE, March 8 AAP - All-rounder Mark Higgs followed a quickfire century yesterday with two wickets today to push South Australia close to an outri
The Krish Srikkanth log – Feb. 13-Feb. 19
The only worry I still have about the Indian batting is the middle order14-Feb-2003Wednesday, February 19, 2003:::The only worry I still have about th
A relentless hunger
England's performance was streets better todayThe Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller02-Aug-2003England v South Africa, second Test, Lord's, Day 3Michael
Vaughan drops down two places in Test rankings
Right now, Michael Vaughan is probably more concerned with establishing himself as England's one-day international captain, but it is his Test status