Australia in Zimbabwe 2003-04

Ponting stumped for positives

In the underwhelming aftermath of Australia's bastardised visit to Zimbabwe, Ricky Ponting was given pause for thought by the obligatory question of what, if anything, his team had gained from the venture. Ponting pondered, and eventually plumped for the comfortable backward defensive: 'Good question.'

Aftermath of the Zimbabwe tour | McGrath eyes a third way

Clarke carries Australia to easy win

Zim v Aust 3rd ODI scorecard | Bulletin

Aussies amble to another easy victory

Zim v Aust 2nd ODI scorecard | Bulletin

Zimbabwe ignoring cricket's 'core values' - Tim May

Calls for ICC to investigate at its June meeting

I'm a whole new ball player, says Watson

Sixteen-month wait nearly over

Ponting hits 91 as Aussies stroll home

Scorecard | Bulletin | Ponting - 'We were a bit rusty'

Give us two years, pleads Taibu

News

ICC takes its eye off the ball

Players concerned about plans for expansion

Happy and inglorious

Verdict on the Zimbabwe situation

Time for India to rise and be heard

Round the World - Zimbabwe's problems not theirs alone

Quid pro dotty quota

The Wisden Cricketer on Zimbabwe | Peter Chingoka - The percentage game | Telling it how it isn't | Another fine mess

Ponting's men embark on flight of madness

Christian Ryan envisages a regrettable tour

The percentage game

Peter Chingoka talks to The Wisden Cricketer | Comment - Telling it how it isn't

Why will no-one follow MacGill's lead?

Round the World - the Tuesday column