The Expert's Log – Mar. 3 – Mar. 9
"I was able to get hold of a copy of the Duckworth-Lewis printout and, having seen them so often, I knew we had to better the par score printed on…
Batsmen give Plate A the upper hand in drawn encounter
Consistent individual displays of batting from Plate A's willow-wielders gave their side the slight edge in their drawn encounter against Elite A in t
Selectors sticking with Hooper
Carl Hooper's international career has been prolonged, and there are three newcomers in a West Indies 14-man squad for the first Cable & Wireless Test
Former Somerset player Eric Hill at the County Ground to renew his membership
Expectations for the new season is high among Somerset supporters and memberships continue to flood in at the County Ground in TauntonSOMERSET19-Mar-2
$1 billion boost!
JOHANNESBURG - The 2007 Cricket World Cup could be a billion-dollar industry for the Caribbean07-Mar-2003JOHANNESBURG - The 2007 Cricket World Cup cou
Leewards light work for Trinidad
Trinidad and Tobago defeated the Leeward Islands with a day to spare despite a brilliant century from captain Stuart Williams on the third day of thei
Rain ruins play at Cardiff
Only twenty minutes play was possible on the second day of the County Championshipmatch between Glamorgan and Gloucestershire at Sophia Gardens, Cardi
Statistics offer hope of New Zealand improvement
New Zealand's lack of consistency in recent years in its one-day cricket has been behind its mid-table placing on the world rankings, but increasingly
Glamorgan beat Kent by 7 wickets
Glamorgan recorded their second emphatic win in the National League beating Kent by7 wickets at Sophia GardensAndrew Hignell05-May-2003Glamorgan recor
Kandy Test meanders to tame draw
The second Test ended in a tame draw after crackling briefly back into life on the final day when New Zealand were bowled out for 183Wisden Bulletin b