Dyson looks forward to Sri Lanka hot seat
John Dyson, an Australian opener perhaps best-remembered for his acrobaticcatching, especially a gravity-defying pouch during a Test at Sydney in 1981
The smoothness of steel
1948 Birth of one of the great Test batsmenWisden Cricinfo staff07-Aug-2003All Today's Yesterdays - August 7 down the yearsAugust 6 | August 81948Bir
Sundaram to head pitches committee
Venkat Sundaram, former captain of Delhi, will be the new chairman of the reconstituted Grounds and Wickets Committee of the Board of Control for Cric
Cricket Australia review anti-doping laws after Warne controversy
A review of Cricket Australia's anti-drug policy that is underway may, in future, prevent the type of controversial ruling that has allowed Shane Warn
A terrific maiden knock
In keeping with all these Booker-Orange-Whitbread awards, this terrific maiden knock by England's most bookish Test aspirant is worthy of any number o
Vaughan hits out at lack of 'mental toughness' in domestic game
Michael Vaughan has slammed England's domestic structure for consistently failing to produce players "mentally tough enough" for international cricket
Bangladesh build respectable total at Cairns
A fast pitch at Cairns was meant to spell doom for BangladeshThe Wisden Bulletin by Lynn McConnell25-Jul-2003Close Bangladesh 289 for 8 (Sarkar 76, Ba
A steady rise
Whisper it quietly, but there is an aggression and confidence about this England side that has more than a hint of Australia about itThe Wisden Bullet
Future stars compete in NatWest Speed Challenge
England fast bowler Matthew Hoggard will join 19 of the UK's fastest youngbowlers who will be battling it out to win this year's NatWest SpeedChalleng
Sussex and Notts set up title decider tomorrow
Sussex have won three matches from three, beating Berkshire convincingly by 6 wickets at Fitzwilliam College todayECB Media Release28-Jul-2003Division