A cricket game in Florida ended when one of the players shot an opponent with a semi-automatic rifle.

Sajid Mahmood has signed a contract extension which will keep him at Lancashire until the end of the 2009 season

Writing in The Times , Shane Warne flags that Twenty20 will hit India, the game’s largest market, in a big way over the months ahead

Surrey have retained the services of Ali Brown with a one-year contract which will keep him at The Oval until the end of the 2008 season.

The Daily Telegraph’s Tom Coghlan reports from Kabul on how cricket is taking a hold in Afghanistan, so much so that he says it is becoming a national obsession

It's a year since the Cricket Association of Thailand held its last election

Cricket Kenya is coming closer to stepping in to address the shambles inside the Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association (NPCA).

Shahzada Masood, Afgahnistan’s cricket chief, has told Reuters that if his country had half the facilities available to other teams then nobody would be able to beat them.

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Croatia defeated Israel by five runs in a play-off in Tel Aviv on Sunday to secure promotion to European Division Two.

A report in The Sunday Telegraph highlights a change of approach from the UK government which makes it less likely that any England side will play Zimbabwe while Robert Mugabe remains in power.

Cricket teams and supporters from all parts of the world as well as Hong Kong will descend on the cricket grounds at Po Kong Village Road, Kowloon for the final time for the annual Ichor International Hong Kong Invitational Cricket Festival 2007

Rwanda will take part in the East Africa regional Under-15 Championship which will be held in Nairobi from December 8.

A Kenyan XI beat Uganda in two warm-up matches at Kampala's Lugogo Oval

The Daily Telegraph’s Tony Francis has been in Galle where the reconstruction of the cricket ground following the devastation of the 2004 tsunami is almost complete.

Simon Briggs writing in The Daily Telegraph reports that the launch of the Indian Cricket League was not the slick affair that had been expected and it raised concerns about what is to come.

The arrest of former Pakistan captain Imran Khan has attracted widespread global interest

Cricket Europe have reported that there are growing problems inside Dutch cricket with the mass resignation of the youth committee a sign that the Dutch board (KNCB) could face major opposition oat next month’s AGM.

Tony Cozier is, rightly, one of the most respected journalists in the game

John Inverdale, writing in The Daily Telegraph , says that the Indian Cricket League has restored the word “rebel” to the cricket world after a 30-year absence