Yorkshire have announced a new agreement which will ensure that country cricket continues to be played at Scarborough's North Marine Road ground until at least 2010

Charl Willoughby, the South African and Western Province Boland left-arm seamer, has signed a one-year deal with Leicestershire, as a replacement for Mark Cleary, the South Australian seam bowler, who will not be returning because of injury

Omar Kureishi, the noted Pakistani cricket columnist and sports writer, has died, aged 77

Daryl Tuffey has been fined NZ$1000 after he admitted to allegations of serious misconduct by New Zealand Cricket (NZC)

Leeward Islands made it to the finals of the Carib Beer Cup after drawing their game with Guyana in Essequibo

England can finally claim a world-champion legspinner after Shane Warne announced he would base himself there when not playing in Australia

Michael Slater thought he was going to die when he first experienced the severe symptoms of bipolar disorder, a mental condition that causes rapid mood swings

The Mohali surface had a fair sprinkling of grass, and if media reports are to be believed, the pitch at Eden Gardens, the venue of the second Test, is also likely to aid the seamers

This week's ICC meeting in New Delhi will have some difficult discussions on Test cricket, Kenya and the USA

Sri Lanka A's fightback gathered strength on day two of this unofficial Test - Malinga Bandara took a career-best 8 for 49, then Shantha Kalavitigoda stroked 83 to leave them 199 runs ahead with five wickets remaining

Sri Lanka A's fightback gathered strength on day two of this unofficial Test - Malinga Bandara took a career-best 8 for 49, then Shantha Kalavitigoda stroked 83 to leave them 199 runs ahead with five wickets remaining

A piece of technical advice from two of Australia's most zany Test bowlers revived Jason Gillespie's first Test and helped him repel the threat of Brett Lee

Bob Woolmer, the Pakistan coach, has cautioned that the players could not afford to be complacent after saving the first Test at Mohali

The war of words between the West Indies team sponsor, Digicel, and its rival, Cable and Wireless, gathered momentum with C&W lashing out at Digicel's statement which said accused them of

Max Ebrahim, Zimbabwe's embattled convener of selectors, has dismissed calls for Zimbabwe's Test status to be suspended following the side's dismal showing in South Africa

James Hopes, the Australia one-day allrounder, has been included in Queensland's Pura Cup final side after being cleared of a hamstring injury suffered in yesterday's draw with Western Australia

The ongoing sponsorship dispute failed to reach a conclusion, with the West Indies Cricket board (WICB) taking a firm stand that the seven players including Brian Lara, Ramnaresh Sarwan and Chris Gayle would not be considered for selection until

Bobby Refaie, the USACA's secretary, has been suspended in a move which seems likely to further harm the chances of Project USA being reinstated

Steve Bucknor, the West Indian umpire, who is set to become the first umpire to stand in 100 Tests during the second Test between India and Pakistan at Eden Gardens, has played down the milestone and has termed it as `just another match'

Canterbury declared at their overnight score of 374 for 5 and then dismissed Otago to complete a large victory at the University Oval at Dunedin