Four days before Australia's opening Champions Trophy match against England, Michael Clarke will visit a specialist in London after his long-standing back problem flared up

The possibility of N Srinivasan representing the BCCI at ICC meetings raises questions about his suitability according to the ICC's Code of Ethics for its directors

As MS Dhoni received the ICC ODI Championship Shield and a cheque of US$175,000 at the SWALEC Stadium in Cardiff, a few of his team-mates gave their captain a standing ovation

Shane Watson gave West Indies a good lesson in how to change gears through an innings with a powerful century that helped Australia register an easy four-wicket victory in their first warm-up match

Chris Gayle has said he is eager to score big in the ODI format, in which he hasn't had a great run in recent times

Following the arrest of three players for alleged spot-fixing, an official from a franchise has suggested the introduction of a mandatory certification programme in the anti-corruption code for all participants in the IPL

Delhi Police commissioner Neeraj Kumar is positive that cricket can fight corruption, but says for that to happen the BCCI and police need to join hands

The anti-corruption and security unit (ACSU) in the IPL explained

The inquiry committee into the spot-fixing scandal involving three Rajasthan Royals players will press charges pertaining to match-fixing and bringing disrepute to the game under the BCCI's code of conduct

After three days of competing with England on an even footing, Brendon McCullum's side collapsed in a manner reminiscent of their Cape Town horror show

Some stern words from the leadership pair of Brendon McCullum and Kane Willamson helped New Zealand to bounce back against England

Every batsman in before him had struggled to combat conditions, but Ross Taylor flicked a switch and left England under pressure

On the first day of his first appearance at Lord's, Bruce Martin span a web that helped give New Zealand control

The IPL's anti-corruption system has had its share of loopholes

Having come so close to a major upset against England at home, Brendon McCullum has the ability to galvanise New Zealand once again

Near-strangers six months ago, Hamish Rutherford and Peter Fulton have a big role to play in driving New Zealand in England

Mike Hesson looks back at an eventful ten months in charge of New Zealand, including the Ross Taylor controversy

Mike Hesson, the New Zealand coach, believes that the Ross Taylor captaincy controversy might have helped him become a "better" coach

Two years after he last played for India, Amit Mishra is back, new and improved

Trent Boult talks about not beating England in Auckland and confesses to providing misleading information about himself