Herschelle Gibbs' brutal 62-ball 87 steered the Cobras to a 22-run win over the Eagles in the final of the Pro20 Series at Cape Town

The time when the ground, the umpires and the players were ready... but they had nothing to wear

Following the farce at the Sir Viv Richards Stadium, we look at other matches that have ended prematurely

The Allen Stanford story, from Texas to Antigua ... and back

An column on caribbeancricket.com by someone closely involved with the building of the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium has lifted the lid on the extent of the problems at the ground, as well as suggesting that this was a farce that was waiting to happen

It might be premature, and whisper it quietly, but there are signs that Zimbabwe cricket might have finally turned the corner

Following the abandonment of the first day's play in Antigua owing to a sandy and dangerous pitch, we look back 11 years to the scene of another curtailed Caribbean Test, the first of the1997-98 West Indies-England series

Zimbabwe Cricket's CEO talks about why, contrary to popular belief, he isn't the man who pulls the strings in the country's cricket administration

Cricket history is littered with daft run-outs, but none quite as bizarre as the one at The Oval 87 years ago

A short summary of the second Test between Australia and England in 1876-77

A look back to the first game in cricket's premier format

When a press conference got all too much for the England captain

Funding has never been better, but ironically, it is now harder for the Associates and Affiliates to join cricket's elite than before

Amid the news that Allen Stanford's love affair with cricket is cooling, one aspect has been largely overlooked. Without Stanford's money and publicity, West Indies cricket faces an increasingly bleak future

When Chris Lewis went down with what journalist Simon Barnes described as "the most idiotic cricket injury of all time"

The groupings for the crucial ICC world Cup qualifiers in South Africa next April are likely to pit Scotland against Ireland, with Kenya in the same group as Netherlands, Bermuda and the fast-improving UAE

When Sutcliffe and Blair set Boxing Day aglow with their courage, in "a story every New Zealand boy should learn at his mother's knee"

Two assassinations left England's tour of India in 1984-85 in serious doubt

The pre-Victorian era was not one where gentlemanly conduct prevailed

Norman McVicker, an allrounder who won Championship titles with two counties within three years of each other, has died at his Cleethorpes home