ICC's highest accolade named after Sobers
The Player-of-the-Year award, the highest accolade from the ICC, has been named in honour of Sir Garfield SobersWisden Cricinfo staff05-Sep-2004Sir Ga
The magnificent seventh
At The Oval on Saturday, England completed an unprecedented summer of success with their seventh win in a rowAndrew Miller23-Aug-2004At The Oval on Sa
Younis puts Pakistan in charge
Younis Khan stroked a controlled 124, while Inzamam-ul-Haq and Imran Farhat struck half-centuries, as Pakistan took control of the second Test at Kara
Ex-players speak out against ICC ruling
Henry Olonga and Stuart Carlisle, two former Zimbabwe cricketers, have spoken out in their condemnation of ICC's finding that there was no evidence of
The surprise is that anyone was surprised
The news that a batch of British journalists have been refused permission to enter Zimbabwe to cover England's five one-day internationals should not
Dippenaar leads South Africa A fightback
A pitch that was batsman-friendly for the first two days became even more placid as South Africa A made steady inroads into New Zealand A's 502 for 8
Desperately disappointing, totally unsurprising
Media reaction to the ECB's decision to give BSkyB exclusive rights to live coverage of English cricketMartin Williamson16-Dec-2004You get Sky or you
Harbhajan's action not under the scanner
Contrary to reports appearing in a section of the media, Harbhajan Singh's bowling action is not under the microscope, Cricinfo has reliably learnedAn
ICC officials arrive in Nairobi
Two International Cricket Council officials arrived in Kenya to begin investigations regarding match-fixing which resulted from the recent Maurice Odu
Langer doubtful for Boxing Day Test
Australia's preparations for the Boxing Day Test at the MCG have been dealt a blow with the news that Justin Langer might miss the game with a back in