Vusi Sibanda, the youngest and least experienced of the Zimbabweantourists, had never been out of Southern Africa beforeJohn Ward09-May-2003Vusi Siban
Read MoreVusi Sibanda: out of Africa … for the first time
Looking skywards
After an attritional drawn opening Test in Colombo, a dreary contest on a lifeless pitch, more frustration is in store…
Read MoreUCBSA pays tribute to the late Walter Sisulu
The United Cricket Board of South Africa extends its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the late…
Read MoreVettori and Atapattu escape serious injury after collision
Daniel Vettori and Marvan Atapattu have escaped serious injury after agruesome fielding collision on the third afternoon of the second…
Read MoreRain has final say at Cardiff
Rain had the final say at Cardiff, on the last day of the Glamorgan v Hampshire Frizzell County Championship matchVic…
Read MoreIndia-Pakistan cricket to resume?
Vikram Verma, the Indian sports minister, has clarified that a decision is yet to be taken on the immediate resumption…
Read MoreTrials to pick IWCC Trophy team
Eighty girls appeared in the two-day trials which started at the Gaddafi Stadium on Tuesday as the first leg of…
Read MoreJaved remains in contractual limbo
Two months into his fourth spell as Pakistan coach, Javed Miandad has yet to sign a contract with the Pakistan…
Read MoreMinor Counties Championship – Day 3 results
Oxton: Dorset 196 and 313-6d v Cheshire 258 and 255-4 Cheshire won by six wicketsMCCA03-Jun-2003Dunstable:Cumberland 370-6d & 198-3d v Bedfordshire…
Read MoreGoldstraw joins BAT's long injury list
Already minus top wicket taker Dan Goldstraw, BAT Sports face a mini injury crisis as they bid to kick start…
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