Chaminda Vaas bowled a sensational final over to inspire Sri Lanka to a thrilling one-run win at DambullaThe Wisden Bulletin22-Feb-2004Sri…
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2004 Deaf Ashes tour arrives in Melbourne
The traditional rivalry that exists in cricket matches played between Australia and England will continue this week when the 2004…
Read MoreArsenal fans rave about impressive David Luiz
If Mikel Arteta had dreamt of the perfect scenario of how Arsenal's clash against Olympiacos would pan out, then it…
Read MoreAtapattu – 'We have to minimise our mistakes'
Sri Lanka's coach, John Dyson, had his chin up as he spoke about the team's performance in the first one-dayerWisden…
Read MoreLee Ryder predicts Newcastle’s summer transfer budget
Lee Ryder has told The Chronicle he thinks Newcastle will have around £60m to £80m to spend in the summer.…
Read MorePakistan to relax visa regulations
The Pakistan government has told the foreign office to relax visa regulations for Indians travelling to watch the upcoming Pakistan-India…
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Pakistan's coach Javed Miandad fielded journalists' questions ahead of the second one-dayer at RawalpindiAnand Vasu in Rawalpindi15-Mar-2004Javed Mian
Read MoreJoe Gomez’s absence clearly felt for Liverpool against Watford
For the first time this season, Liverpool were on the losing end in the Premier League on Saturday. Their 3-0…
Read MoreVictoria on the back foot despite Hodge hundred
Brad Hodge scored a superb 125, but Tasmania's bowlers struck at regular intervals at the other end to reduce Victoria…
Read MoreSunderland fans fume at Denver Hume
Sunderland fans have been left highly frustrated by their side's 1-0 loss against Coventry City. If they had come out…
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