Otieno leads Kenya to sensational victory
Kennedy Otieno, who played Southern Electric Premier League cricket for BAT Sports three summers ago, played a star role as Kenya pulled off the shock of the World Cup by beating Sri Lanka by 53…
Substantial improvements made to Bert Sutcliffe Oval
Bert Sutcliffe Oval has been dug up and re-sown in a bid to help the ground withstand the heavy use it is subjected to during summer months.The showpiece ground at New Zealand Cricket's High Performance…
India and Pakistan ready to resume contact
Vikram Verma, the Indian sports minister, has clarified that a decision is yet to be taken on the immediate resumption of cricket with Pakistan. He told an Indian news agency: "Things will not happen overnight.…
BBC Radio Solent to broadcast SPCL matches live
BBC Radio Solent announced today that its Saturday Summer Sportstime programme on 14 June 2003 will be broadcast "live" from Havant Park with ball-by-ball coverage of the top ECB Southern Electric Premier League match between…
Warwickshire spoil Glamorgan's unbeaten record
National League Division OneWarwickshire beat Glamorgan by two wickets (D/L system) ScorecardWarwickshire scrambled a win off the penultimate ball of their rain-affected match against Glamorgan at Edgbaston. Robert Croft (42) and David Hemp (41) were…
Controversial Oval development given green light
Surrey have been given permission to build a new £21 million stand at the Vauxhall End at The Oval, despite determined opposition from local residents. Lambeth council agreed to the plan which people living close…
Survival of the fastest
In the August issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly, Dennis Lillee talks to Peter English about the secrets of speed, how to spot a Brett Lee and the way to keep bowlers injury-freeDennis Lillee: he claims…
End of an amazing series
All Today's Yesterdays - September 1 down the yearsAugust 31 | September 21981The last day of an astonishing series didn't live up to what had gone on before (the draw at The Oval confirmed England's…
Not quite a spinners' paradise
India's first Test at Ahmedabad ended in a dismal defeat against West Indies in 1983-84, but since then the Indians have had a rather happier time here, winning two and drawing three. New Zealand have…
Code of behaviour reformed
One of Cricket Australia's main priorities this season is to improve the spirit in which the game is played. In line with this commitment, changes have been made to Cricket Australia's Code of Behaviour, which…