The World Cup Weblog – Feb. 18 – Feb. 24
Why bother18-Feb-2003Sunday, February 23, 2003:::Why bother?Indian fans, it appears, are not the only ones who despair at their team's consistency in
Meet the South African World Cup squad
Members of the South African Cricket World Cup squad are meeting theirsupporters and doing signing sessions around the country before and duringthe IC
Smith hits 152 as South Africa take control at Taunton
Graeme Smith put his Lord's misery behind him with a commanding 152 as the South Africans took charge on the opening day of their three-day match agai
Saggers undergoes keyhole surgery
Martin Saggers has been forced to miss the Twenty20 Cup after undergoing keyhole surgery on a troublesome kneeWisden CricInfo staff13-Jun-2003Martin S
Elite C secure first-innings points; claim Duleep Trophy
A century from southpaw Hemang Badani and a four-wicket haul by left-arm spinner Nilesh Kulkarni helped Elite C secure first-innings points in their d
Namibians deserve credit – Stewart
Stand-in captain Alec Stewart refused to be downbeat after England were given a fright by World Cup minnows Namibia in Port Elizabeth.CricInfo19-Feb-2
Andrew Caddick accounts for Somerset new boy, Neil Edwards helps Under-19s
Somerset players Ian Blackwell and Andy Caddick both played their part in helping England record a five wicket victory over Eastern Province in their
Botham does it again
1981 Australia needed only 151 to win at Edgbaston - but Ian Botham was lying in wait againWisden Cricinfo staff02-Aug-2003All Today's Yesterdays
Vaughan's era dawns as Wales prepare for another upset
Already this week, Scotland and Ireland have demonstrated that Britain's less-heralded international teams cannot be under-estimated by Test oppositio
Lightning strikes twice
Scotland v Somerset, Edinburgh Scorecard Scotland made it two wins out of two after they beat Somerset by six wickets in a rain-affected match at E