After 48 hours below the radar, Allen Stanford has been located in Virgina and served with the complaint from the Securities and Exchange Commission by FBI officials

The Sri Lankans fell 112 runs short of their target in the warm-up match against Patron's XI despite Kumar Sangakkara's century

The results from the fourth day of the Ranji Trophy one-day tournament 2008-09

Zimbabwe will help out Namibia with much-needed preparation for April's ICC World Cup Qualifiers by sending their A side there at the end of this month

Former Zimbabwe captain Tatenda Taibu was accused of involved in a "tug of war" according to a prosecution witness on the first day of his trial in Harare

Giles Clarke has found himself at the receiving end of much criticism in the light of the news about Allen Stanford, raising questions about his current position as ECB chairman

Queensland has missed a golden opportunity to host the FR Cup final after losing to South Australia in their final preliminary match

The cricket world has begun to assess the impact, on its finances and credibility, of the fraud charges levelled against Allen Stanford. The ECB and West Indies Cricket Board, the two boards most closely associated with Stanford, have suspended negotiatio

Richie Benaud will retire from television commentary next year, ending a second career spanning almost 50 years

ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat believes the referral system has improved and has helped considerably in making correct decisions. "The referral system has improved the rate of giving correct decisions," he said

The technical committee of the ICC Women's World Cup 2009 has approved Debbie-Ann Lewis as a replacement player for Juliana Nero in the West Indies squad. The confirmation was conveyed to the West Indies Cricket Board on Tuesday evening

Julian Hunte, the WICB president, unlike his England counterpart Giles Clarke, has refused to admit any "error in judgment" in forming an association with Allen Stanford, who's now been charged with "fraud of shocking magnitude" by the Securities and Exch

The captain Dan Marsh showed a cool head as Tasmania completed a fine comeback against Western Australia

Callum Ferguson, the Australia one-day international, will be part of the Centre of Excellence intake along with Moises Henriques

The Securities and Exchange Commission's statement in full about their charges of fraud against Allen Stanford

Andrew Symonds could be part of Queensland's FR Cup final on Sunday

Phillip Hughes might feel he is part of a reality TV show during Australia's tour game in Potchefstroom from Friday

Bryce McGain, the uncapped legspinner, started slowly on his second major trip with the Australian team by missing the plane to South Africa

The ECB and the West Indies board have "suspended negotiations with Stanford and his financial corporation concerning a new sponsorship deal"

Antigua-based billionaire Allen Stanford has been charged with fraud by US authorities according to the Reuters agency