Bad light and a gathering thunderstorm forced England's players to flee the Colombo Cricket Club with 14.5 overs of the day's play remaining, but by that stage they were able to reflect on a third consecutive day of control

Ochilo Ayacko, Kenya's sports minister, is in London to meet with Ehsan Mani and Malcolm Speed, the ICC's president and chief executive, to discuss how to resolve the stand-off blighting Kenyan cricket

A marathon meeting chaired by the Prime Minister of Grenada, Keith Mitchell, has failed to resolve the dispute between the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and Cable & Wireless which led to seven West Indian players, including Brian Lara and

Shane Warne has attacked John Bracewell on his return to the Australia team by saying he has 'no idea' and some of the best excuses

South Africa will be without their established new-ball pairing of Shaun Pollock and Makhaya Ntini when the second Test against Zimbabwe gets underway at Centurion on Friday

Glenn McGrath is the only fast-bowling certainty as Australia try to fit four into three for the opening Test against New Zealand starting on Thursday

Shaun Pollock is unlikely to participate in the second Test against Zimbabwe due to an ankle problem he sustained during the series against England

Matthew Hayden will play in the first Test against New Zealand on Thursday after recovering from a shoulder injury suffered two weeks ago at Christchurch

Sajid Mahmood bounced back from early onslaught from Avishka Gunawardene to rip through Sri Lanka's top order and tighten England A's grip on a match that they've controlled ever since Ian Bell walked to the crease in the first hour

Cullen Bailey, the 20-year-old legspinner, has been chosen for South Australia's final Pura Cup match of the season against Tasmania at Adelaide

Daryl Tuffey, whose poor form ruled him out of Test contention, faced a New Zealand Cricket inquiry into alleged misconduct

Jamaica registered an emphatic win of 245 runs against Barbados at Chedwin Park and won the 2005 Carib Beer title

Sajid Mahmood bounced back from early onslaught from Avishka Gunawardene to rip through Sri Lanka's top order and tighten England A's grip on a match that they've controlled ever since Ian Bell walked to the crease in the first hour

Glenn McGrath has lifted his sights to 600 Test wickets as he prepares to become the first Australia bowler to play a Test aged 35 since Ray Lindwall

Clive Lloyd, the former West Indies captain, has said that the current Australian fast-bowling quartet doesn't possess the 'intimidation factor' that bowlers of the 1970s and 1980s had

West Indies women have finally secured the financial funding needed to participate in the World Cup - just two weeks before the tournament kicks off on March 22

Kanwal Naz's battling fifty lifted Karachi to success in the first domestic championship, as they romped to a six-wicket victory against Lahore in the final at Qadhafi Stadium on Monday

Darren Gough has been named as Essex's new vice-captain, as part of a pre-season shake-up at Chelmsford that has already resulted in Graham Gooch, the former head coach, handing over several of his day-to-day duties to the captain, Ronnie Irani

Andy Moles has talked of internal player-disputes and anonymous threatening phone calls in a hard-hitting critique of Kenyan cricket

Sajid Mahmood bounced back from early onslaught from Avishka Gunawardene to rip through Sri Lanka's top order and tighten England A's grip on a match that they've controlled ever since Ian Bell walked to the crease in the first hour