The 2007 World Cup may be three years away, but preparations for the event are gathering momentumWisden Cricinfo staff02-May-2004The 2007 World Cup ma

In addition to the possibility of roping in Geoffrey Boycott as a batting coach, officials at the National Cricket Academy will try to get Jonty Rhode

The 2004 women’s Super Fours squads have been announced, and two new captains – Laura Newton and Salliann Briggs – will be leading their respective te

India will tour Bangladesh in December to play a Test series, as well as a one-day seriesWisden Cricinfo staff22-Jun-2004India will tour Bangladesh in

There were no surprises as England named their squad for the second Test against New Zealand at Headingley, which starts next ThursdayWisden Cricinfo

Sourav Ganguly has sought to end the debate about India’s vacant opening position by saying that performances in the forthcoming one-dayers would sett

Zimbabwe’s convenor of selectors, Steve Mangongo, has asked for the team to be given more time to prove it can still live up to Test statusWisden Cric

Inzamam-ul-Haq has planned to request the Pakistan Cricket Board to employ a bowling coach, among other support staffWisden Cricinfo staff29-May-2004I

An unbeaten century from Chris Gayle helped West Indies book their place in the NatWest Series finalThe Wisden Bulletin by Freddie Auld06-Jul-2004 Sco

Dinesh Mongia will be returning to Lancashire once again, this time as cover for Stuart Law, who is recovering from a back problem and will not play f