Alex Doolan's maiden first-class half-century is unlikely to save Tasmania from defeat at the Gabba, where Ben Cutting's three wickets put Queensland within sight of victory at stumps on the third day

New Zealand Cricket has gone back to its roots with the reintroduction of the Plunket Shield as the trophy for the men's first-class competition this summer

A round-up of the first day's action from the fifth round of matches from the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy

The former Northamptonshire wicketkeeper, has been appointed Argentina's national coach

Cricinfo presents a round-up of the first day of the first round of matches in the 2009-10 Ranji Trophy Plate League

The Somerset wicketkeeper batsman, has been included in the England Performance Programme squad and will train in Loughborough and Pretoria

After a summer of mixed fortunes across the different forms of the game, England's three-month tour of South Africa is sure to be a spectacle and send pulses into overdrive for spread bettors and TV viewers alike

A round-up of the first day's play of the first-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Super League 2009-10

The CEO of the WICB has said it won't be possible to conduct a regional Twenty20 tournament before the ICC World Twenty20

Sajid Mahmood, the Lancashire fast bowler, is keen to prove he is a more consistent performer after being included in England's one-day and Twenty20 squads on the tour of South Africa

Stats highlights from Bangladesh's emphatic win in Chittagong

Zimbabwe captain Hamilton Masakadza has admitted he misjudged the conditions after his side were shot for 44 on electing to bat in the fourth ODI against Bangladesh in Chittagong

Chairman of selector Clyde Butts has said Chris Gayle was unanimous choice to lead West Indies on the tour of Australia

Sacked Kerala coach, Vedam Hariharan, has slapped the state's association with a legal notice claiming Rs 50 lakh in damages for non-payment of salary and unfair dismissal

Alex Doolan's maiden first-class half-century is unlikely to save Tasmania from defeat at the Gabba, where Ben Cutting's three wickets put Queensland within sight of victory at stumps on the third day

A terrific bowling performance from Dwayne Bravo, followed by captain Daren Ganga's calm half-century, led Trinidad and Tobago to a two-wicket victory against Barbados in the semi-final of the WICB President's Cup in Providence

Wes Robinson struck his second first-class century and Luke Ronchi returned to batting form as Western Australia piled up an imposing score on the first day against New South Wales

The BCCI has barred the Services team from taking any further part in the 2009-10 Ranji Trophy season after the armed forces team refused to tour Srinagar

Australia's injury list from their tour of India has grown again with the news that Peter Siddle will return home after suffering stiffness in his left side during Monday's win in Mohali

Cricket Australia's chief executive James Sutherland has expressed his relief at the news West Indies will send a full-strength squad to Australia this month