Murali edged by Warne in dubious decision
The ICC's inaugural awards ceremony confirmed Muttiah Muralitharan's status as a pariah of world cricketCommentary by Michael Donaldson/AAP08-Sep-2004
Afridi inspires emphatic win
Shahid Afridi's quickish legbreaks bamboozled the Kenyan batsmen, and set up a simple seven-wicket win for a markedly superior Pakistan sideThe Bullet
South Africa A cruise to victory
South Africa A beat New Zealand A by ten wickets with a day to spare, as 14 wickets fell on the third day at Willowmoore Park in BenoniKeith Lane17-Se
India get their groove back
The Wisden VerdictThe Wisden Verdict by Anand Vasu at Southampton11-Sep-2004VVS Laxman found some batting form against Kenya© Getty ImagesWhen India b
Langer braced for the ultimate test
Justin Langer, Australia's Test opener, has described touring India as the 'ultimate test', and believes that victory in the forthcoming four-Test ser
Honours even at the end of the first day
New South Wales enjoyed the upper hand for the best part of the first day of their Pura Cup match against Victoria at the Junction Oval in Melbourne,
Canada through to meet Scotland in final
Umar Bhatti's 5 for 43 blew United Arab Emirates away to ensure Canada meet Scotland in the final of the ICC Intercontinental CupWisden Cricinfo staff
Back to the familiar opening theme
The India hangover didn't make it to a third dayThe Wisden Verdict by Peter English20-Nov-2004Michael Clarke's high-energy display proved too hot for
Jennings ready to let loose the young guns
Ray Jennings, South Africa's coach, was keen to downplay any suggestion that his team had gained a psychological advantage ahead of the first Test at
Warne hopes for three more years at the top
Shane Warne insists his retirement from one-day internationals is permanent and he hopes that this decision will allow him to play Test cricket for th