While most Australians celebrate the return of the Ashes, Chloe Saltau in the Age sounds a warning that Australia’s renewed dominance is a bad thing for the long-term future of Test cricket

As cricket develops in new countries, true cricket lovers take great pleasure in seeing young cricketers improve their skills

The announcement that the ICC is to expand the World Cricket League (WCL) to five divisions is great news for European Cricket.

Once again, time is running out for the USA Cricket Association to live up to its basic responsibilities

he 2007 season will be one of Netherlands' busiest with international fixtures against Canada, Ireland and Scotland as well as the World Cup in March.

Steve Harmison is a rhythm bowler

Bangladesh intends including cricket as a new event when it hosts the 11th South Asian Games in 2008

In the aftermath of Uganda 's below par performance in the inaugural ICC Women's World Cup qualifiers in Nairobi, coach Charles Lwanga has insisted his team is more talented than other teams in the region.

Bermuda's recent performances have been the subject of some intense media criticism in the wake of a poor African tour where they were whitewashed by Kenya and also beaten by Netherlands and Canada

Rod Marsh, the former Australia wicketkeeper who headed the ECB’s Academy from 2001 to 2005, has slammed the England board, accusing it of virtually losing the Ashes when it decided to allow Troy Cooley to return to Australia

Japanese wicket-keeper/batsman Tatsuro Chino may be small in stature but he is making a big splash in East Asia Pacific cricket circles.

Bermuda have returned from their African tour with their World Cup preparations in tatters.

The countdown for the 2009 women's World Cup begins this Friday when four African countries will assemble in Nairobi, Kenya for the start of the World Cup regional qualifiers.

It’s good to know that the British Transport Police are keeping public transport in London safe from would-be criminals

In The Times of India , Rajeev Shukla, a member of parliament as well as being chairman of the BCCI’s media committee, argues that politicians should not wade into discussion and arguments about cricket.

In an open letter to Cricinfo, Ben Sennik, the president of the Canadian Cricket Association, has hit back at recent critcisms of the board and him personally.

Sussex have announced that James Kirtley has signed a new contract that will commit him to the county until the end of the 2008 season.

The policing of the first Test at Brisbane was widely condemned by many of those who attended as being overzealous and petty – Cricinfo received many complaints from spectators

Sky Sports is generally reckoned to have done a decent job replacing Channel 4 in covering the cricket in England in 2006

Fantastic news for fans of the highly irreverent 12th Man CDs – and that includes most of the editorial team – comes with the release this week of the seventh offering – and the first for five years - from Billy Bimingham