Moles: 'We can give Bangladesh or Zimbabwe a good run'
Around the environs of Scotland's National Cricket Academy in Edinburgh, there is a genuine frisson of excitement and anticipation about the imminent
Chanderpaul grinds South Africa down
A gritty double hundred from Shivnarine Chanderpaul and a more flamboyant one from Wavell Hinds guided West Indies to 543 for 5 an hour after tea on t
Streak hits back at Flower
Heath Streak, the former Zimbabwe captain, has hit back at Andy Flower's accusation, made in May's edition of The Wisden Cricketer, that he ended his
Directors write letter in defence of Dainty
Six members of the board of directors of the United States of America Cricket Association (USACA) have defended Gladstone DaintyCricinfo staff29-Apr-2
Harmison waits for the greater challenges ahead
Steve Harmison and Dav Whatmore give their reaction to the first day at Chester-le-StreetAndrew Miller03-Jun-2005 Harmison: happy wit
Bravo enlivens drab final day
Dwayne Bravo's maiden Test century was the highlight of the final day of the long-dead-and-buried Antigua TestThe Bulletin by Andrew Miller03-May-2005
Lancashire squeeze home against Notts
A round-up of all the action from the latest National League matchesCricinfo staff01-May-2005 Paul Weekes made 62 as Middlesex beat W
End of the hop-skip-jump routine
The second Test between West Indies and Pakistan at Sabina Park will be the last Test match for the umpire David ShepherdSteven Lynch03-Jun-2005
Weekes hundred all in vain
Northamptonshire made their way into the last eight of the C&G Trophy with a 19-run win over Middlesex at a cold Lord's.Martin Williamson at Lord'
Dhoni keen to shrug off pinch-hitter's tag
Mahendra Singh Dhoni has said that he is keen to be recognised as a specialist batsman and strokeplayerCricinfo staff08-Jun-2005 Mahe