David Hopps

Delhi bookie claims fixing still rife

Illegal Indian bookmakers remain uncowed by successful prosecutions against professional cricketers involved in match-fixing judging by an undercover investigation by the Sunday Times

11-Mar-2012•David Hopps

Hughes' Worcestershire arrival delayed

Worcestershire have been forced to swap the dashing strokeplay of Phillip Hughes with the more measured approach of his fellow Australian Michael Klinger because Hughes' arrival at New Road has been delayed until late May due to his involvement in Austral

08-Mar-2012•David Hopps

Stanford found guilty of $7billion fraud

One of the most embarrassing misjudgments in the history of English cricket has ended with Allen Stanford, the disgraced Texan financier, being found guilty of a multi-billion dollar fraud

06-Mar-2012•David Hopps

Bairstow sets up series-levelling victory

Jonny Bairstow revived memories of his brilliant England one-day debut with a maiden international fifty to set up a resounding 38-run victory against Pakistan

25-Feb-2012•The Report by David Hopps

Momentum swings again

ESPNcricinfo previews the second Twenty20 in Dubai between Pakistan and England in their three-match series

24-Feb-2012•The Preview by David Hopps

Captaincy gamble passes the test

England took a gamble in selecting three captains for each form of the game but they have made their experiment work effectively

23-Feb-2012•David Hopps

Gul and Ajmal deny England at the death

England won the toss and decided to bowl in their first T20 encounter in World Cup year. Stuart Broad's side will hope to continue the excellent form from the ODI series and set a platform for their World T20 defence in October.

23-Feb-2012•David Hopps

Tough to call Twenty20s on unpredictable tour

ESPNcricinfo previews the opening Twenty20 between Pakistan and England at the start of a three-match series

22-Feb-2012•The Preview by David Hopps

Clarke and IMG reach settlement

The expensive legal battle between Giles Clarke, chairman of the ECB, and the American sports marketing firm, IMG, has been settled out of court.

22-Feb-2012•David Hopps

Kaneria ready for integrity committee

Danish Kaneria has said that he is prepared to appear before an integrity committee of the Pakistan board to try to save his cricket career

21-Feb-2012•David Hopps

ICC and boards dismiss Kaneria clearance claim

The ICC has joined forces with the cricket boards in England and Pakistan to dismiss out of hand Danish Kaneria's claims that he has already been issued with clearance certificates

20-Feb-2012•David Hopps

Pietersen century wraps up series for England

Kevin Pietersen struck his first ODI century in more than three years as England sealed the series against Pakistan with a nine-wicket win

18-Feb-2012•The Report by David Hopps

Essex have questions to answer

Another cricketer has gone to jail for spot-fixing and an international bowler is in the spotlight for his role. But what of the county cricket club involved?

17-Feb-2012•David Hopps

Derbyshire boosted by perfect marriage

Love is in the air at The County Ground in Derby and it is helping to secure Derbyshire's financial future.

17-Feb-2012•David Hopps

England look for further release

ESPNcricinfo Previews the second ODI between Pakistan and England in Abu Dhabi

14-Feb-2012•The Preview by David Hopps

Glamorgan anger at Petersen move

Glamorgan's Australian coach Matthew Mott has criticised his former captain, Alviro Petersen, for not honouring an agreement to rejoin the county

13-Feb-2012•David Hopps

Cook and Finn star in England's first victory

Alastair Cook's career-best 137 and Steven Finn's four wickets propelled England to a 130-run victory against Pakistan

13-Feb-2012•The Report by David Hopps

Pakistan secure series whitewash

Pakistan duly completed their first clean sweep against England in a Test series, an extraordinary achievement for a side with no home to call its own, a side that lives out of a suitcase

06-Feb-2012•The Report by David Hopps

England face tough task after Azhar Ali marathon

A monumental innings by Azhar Ali, a dutiful and occasionally becalmed affair spanning nearly nine hours, has left England requiring a daunting 324 for victory in the third Test

05-Feb-2012•The Report by David Hopps

Younis' century puts Pakistan in control

The first hundred of this Test series was a long time in coming but it was well worth the wait. It went to Younis Khan. His enduring talent has again lifted Pakistan's expectations that they can achieve their first whitewash in a Test series against Engla

04-Feb-2012•The Report by David Hopps

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