In The Sunday Telegraph , Steve James highlights the disparity between the high earners in English cricket and those at the bottom of the food chain.

Amid all the flak flying between the West Indies board and its players, the WICB has found an ally in Jamaica Gleaner who have launched a stinging attack on Dinanath Ramnarine, the chief executive of WIPA, the players’ association.

Christopher Martin-Jenkins believes that a modern tendency has been responsible for demeaning the game’s fundamental spirit

Scotland’s preparations for the Twenty20 World Championships get underway with two matches in the coming week.

Last week, in a twist that few predicted, Sharad Ghai, the former chairman of the Kenyan Cricket Association who left office in 2005, started on the comeback trail

An English club - New Victoria CC - is about to tour Bulgaria

Cricket Kenya has postponed the board elections for a second time following a decision by the Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association on Saturday to appoint a nine-man committee to look into a new constitution.

Chaminda Vaas will miss the third and final Test against Bangladesh at Kandy to return to Middlesex

Andy Atkinson, the ICC's pitch consultant, has slammed those who argue against importing soil to try to improve the poor quality of the pitches at the National Sports Centre.

Jersey became the 33rd country to be granted Associate membership at the ICC Annual Conference held last week at Lord's .

The official site of the Asian Cricket Council carries an interview with Binaya Raj Pandey, the president of the Cricket Association of Nepal

David Foot in The Guardian writes that cricket’s profile might be booming but it is blighted by a surfeit of administrators, often with conflicting international interests

Region No 4 Bhairahawa won their maiden national championship defeating Region No 3 Kathmandu by 94 runs in the final of Nepal’s Shikhar Senior One-Day National Tournament at the TU Cricket Ground.

The ECB has announced that Hampshire

In The Daily Telegraph Derek Pringle warns that the success of Twenty20 cricket is bringing its own set of problems with growing worries about the behaviour of crowds

The cricket world - or at least those running the game in countries from Australia to Zambia - assemble in London this week for their annual get-together

Jeremy Bray, Ireland's opening batsman, has branded the Irish Cricket Union's efforts at turning the game professional 'a joke'

The Hong Kong women's team scored an emphatic ten-wicket victory over China in an historic match played at the Shenzhen University Stadium

Scotland's World Cup cricket captain, Craig Wright, has voiced his fear that the sport has hit a "glass ceiling" in his homeland and that, barring some significant new investment for the leading players, he could foresee the Scots starting to slip