ICC Media Release

Cricket Australia is delighted at the International Cricket Council's (ICC) decision to stage the inaugural ICC Super Series in Australia in October 2005

Cricket Australia thrilled to be staging ICC Super Series

Cricket Australia is delighted at the International Cricket Council's (ICC) decision to stage the inaugural ICC Super Series in Australia in October 2005.

Cricket Australia thrilled to be staging ICC Super Series

The ICC today announced the eight venues that have been chosen to host matches in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 in the West Indies

Eight Caribbean venues to host World Cup matches

The ICC today announced the eight venues that have been chosen to host matches in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 in the West Indies

Eight Caribbean venues to host World Cup matches

Cricket Australia is delighted at the International Cricket Council's (ICC) decision to stage the inaugural ICC Super Series in Australia in October 2005.

Cricket Australia thrilled to be staging ICC Super Series

The ICC today announced the eight venues that have been chosen to host matches in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 in the West Indies

Eight Caribbean venues to host World Cup matches

After an absence of over 30 years Australia will once again host a team featuring the world's greatest cricketers after the ICC awarded the rights to stage cricket's newest major event, the ICC Super Series, to the country it was announced today

World's greatest cricketers to head down under as ICC awards Super Series to Australia

During the course of meetings at the ICC Annual Conference, Sri Lanka Cricket raised questions into the way in which the ICC is dealing with illegal deliveries, in particular regarding the research into spin bowling actions

ICC agree to Sri Lanka Cricket request to accelerate adopted bowling review process

World's greatest cricketers to head down under as ICC awards Super Series to Australia

ICC agree to Sri Lanka Cricket request to accelerate adopted bowling review process

Outcomes of ICC annual meetings including Zimbabwe issue, ICC office location, new members and ICC vice-president.

Outcomes of ICC annual meetings held at Lord's this week

01-Jul-2004•ICC Media Release

Outcomes of ICC annual meetings held at Lord's this week

Outcomes of ICC annual meetings including Zimbabwe issue, ICC office location, new members and ICC vice-president

01-Jul-2004•ICC Media Release

West Indies World Cup venues to be announced

The ICC will announce the eight venues chosen to host ICC Cricket World Cup West Indies 2007 matches this Monday (5 July) in London.

30-Jun-2004•ICC Media Release

ICC Cricket Business Forum and Media Conference live and interactive on the ICC website

The third annual ICC Cricket Business Forum will take place at Lord's Cricket Ground on Thursday 1 July from 11am to 3pm and will be streamed live on the ICC website, www.icc.cricket.org.

30-Jun-2004•ICC Media Release

Australia must win series to maintain Test Championship lead

Australia must win both matches of the forthcoming two-Test home series against Sri Lanka to improve its rating at the top of the ICC Test Championship table.

International cricket's most outstanding players and teams of the past 12 months will be honoured with the inauguration of a series of awards to be presented at a gala ceremony in England this September.

World's best players and teams to be honoured at cricket's 'Oscars'

The seventh issue of Cricket Quarterly - the official newsletter of the ICC - previews the ICC Champions Trophy 2004 with in-depth explanations of the technology trials and spin bowling research that will take place at the event in England in

Issue seven of Cricket Quarterly previews ICC Champions Trophy technology trials and spin bowling research

The world's leading players including the captains of Australia, England, South Africa and Sri Lanka, today endorsed the official launch of the ICC Awards - cricket's equivalent of the `Oscars'.

International captains and players endorse ICC Awards

Australia must win both matches of the forthcoming two-Test home series against Sri Lanka to improve its rating at the top of the ICC Test Championship table.

Australia must win series to maintain Test Championship lead