Matches (32)

NZ vs WI (1)

The Ashes (1)

ILT20 (2)

IND vs SA (1)

WBBL (2)

NPL (3)

Sa Women vs IRE Women (1)

ENG Lions Tour (1)

Sheffield Shield (3)

SMAT (17)

231 & 466/8d

(85.1 ov, T:531) 167 & 255/4

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Schedule Report Series

ENG

334

AUS

(73 ov) 378/6

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Schedule Report Videos Series

Alex Brown

Sangakkara desperate for normality again

The healing continues. After a painful month of reflection and rehabilitation, Sri Lanka's cricketers are excitedly awaiting the commencement of the IPL, and the opportunity to restore a degree of normalcy to lives upturned by the Lahore terror attacks

27-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

South Africa clinch thrilling victory

A bludgeoning late innings fightback from Mark Boucher and Albie Morkel steered South Africa from the brink of oblivion to a stunning four-wicket victory over Australia in the first Twenty20 international in Johannesburg

27-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown

Steyn, Smith excited by IPL's arrival

With the game's leading luminaries headed to South Africa, Steyn believes the hype and hyperbole of the second season of the IPL will draw a new generation of supporters to the game in the country

24-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

South Africa to host IPL

South Africa has edged out England to be named host nation of the 2009 IPL. The decision was made after a meeting between the IPL commissioner, Lalit Modi, and the Cricket South Africa chief executive, Gerald Majola, in Johannesburg on Tuesday

24-Mar-2009•Alex Brown and Ajay S Shankar

Shoaib hopes Pakistan will get involved

Shoaib Akhtar is hopeful the IPL's impending move to South Africa or England could pave the way for Pakistani players to return to the lucrative Twenty20 tournament

23-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Buchanan still hopeful of India hosting IPL

John Buchanan, cricket manager of the Kolkata Knight Riders, said many within his franchise believe the Indian government will not allow the tournament to leave their shores

22-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Pollock saddened by IPL move

Shaun Pollock has expressed sadness for the Indian public over the decision to relocate the 2009 IPL, but believes South Africa is well capable of hosting the lucrative Twenty20 tournament. Pollock, the former South African captain and current advisor to

22-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Reports of IPL move to South Africa denied

Senior officials from India and South Africa have denied reports emerging on Friday that the IPL's second season will be relocated to South Africa

20-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Clark surprise at 'over the top' reaction to Kent move

Stuart Clark has been stunned by the irascible response to his signing with Kent, and believes the comments of several senior ECB officials have been "over the top"

19-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Australia bemused at ECB response to Clark move

Tim Nielsen has responded with bemusement to the ECB's furious reaction over Stuart Clark's proposed move to Kent. The Australian coach said his thoughts were trained sqaurely on the third Test in Cape Town - and the prospect of guiding his side to a 3-0

18-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Loyalty won't influence selectors - Hilditch

Andrew Hilditch, the chairman of selectors, has increased the pressure on Australia's band of returning veterans by insisting loyalty will play no role in the Ashes squad selection process

13-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Lee banks on quick return to new-ball duties

Brett Lee expects to be reinstated immediately to the role of Australian pace spearhead

13-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

'Now is a time for cool heads' - Arthur

Mickey Arthur has implored players and officials to maintain cool heads as they attempt to rebuild from a devastating Test series defeat to Australia

12-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

'Signing Hughes won't damage Ashes chances' - Fraser

Angus Fraser has dismissed as "xenophobic" fears that the signing of Phillip Hughes for Middlesex this season will enhance Australia's chances of winning the Ashes

12-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Dyson hopes win can lift region's spirits

John Dyson is hopeful West Indies' drought-breaking series victory over England will go far towards reviving the game in the region. Four years have passed since West Indies last won a Test series and not since April, 2002 have they won a series comprisin

11-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

The dead rubber that transformed a team

A dead rubber it may have been, but the victory in Sydney provided Australia's rookies with invaluable self-affirmation of their abilities at international level

10-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Australia stay No. 1 after series win

An emphatic series win in South Africa will imbue Australia with confidence that, after a harrowing six-month search, they have uncovered a crop of cricketers capable of competing with the world's best

10-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown

Hopes for Test world championship fade

The proposed world championship of Test cricket is in danger of being scrapped, with India and England expressing serious reservations about the Cricket Australia-backed concept

09-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

South Africa's task goes from impossible to improbable

The South African batsmen finally provided weary supporters with cause to cheer, but the likelihood of a world-record run-chase on a fifth day Kingsmead pitch remains slight

09-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown

Hughes and Ponting punish South Africa

Phillip Hughes has positioned Australia for victory and himself for celebrity. Just 11 days removed from posting a fourth-ball duck in his maiden Test innings, Hughes broke George Headley's 79-year-old record to become the youngest batsman in history to s

08-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown

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