Rick Eyre

Gil Langley, the Australian Test wicketkeeper who also represented his state at football before becoming Speaker of the House in state parliament, died on Monday night in an Adelaide nursing home at the age of 81 following a long illness

Ireland celebrated their elevation to Test status in women's cricket with a crushing win over their Pakistani counterparts at College Park, Dublin on Monday

The World Order in women's cricket is significantly different to that of the men's game

There have been many one-day games won and lost in the final over and won and lost by four runs or less

It may have been for all intents and purposes a picnic game to open the Australian tour, but England were probably looking for a more decisive victory than the one they scored yesterday

The Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth team registered their second win on English soil on Wednesday when they defeated a Reading Under-19 side by 127 runs.

The Australian 'Downunders' won the second match of their three-week tour of England on Monday when they defeated a Kent XI by 143 runs.

Portugal are the 2001 ECC Trophy champions

A packed house will bid farewell to cricket at Ormeau, in Northern Ireland, today as the touring Australian team make their sole venture outside of English-Welsh territory to take on Ireland in the Northern Bank Challenge match.

The England under-19 women's team will start as hot favourites to retain the European Cup for their country when play begins in the four-nation tournament today

No evidence has been found over which Mark Waugh could be charged over bribery allegations made in India last year, according to a special investigator of the Australian Cricket Board.

The Emirates Cricket Board, governing body for the game in the United Arab Emirates, has lodged a protest with the ICC over the refusal of the Canadian Embassy to issue visas to two of its squad members for the recent ICC Trophy.

The Super Challenge one-day series between Australia and India set down for September has been cancelled.

Australian Southern Stars all-rounder Karen Rolton was presented yesterday with the Peden-Archdale Medal as the outstanding player in this year's England v Australia women's cricket series

One of the more bizarre disciplinary cases in the history of the ICC refereeing system took a new turn on Saturday

In a shock announcement from Zimbabwe today, the ZCU (Zimbabwe Cricket Union) announced that West Indies wicketkeeper Ridley Jacobs had been suspended for three one-day internationals following an incident in Wednesday's Coca-Cola Cup match against

Lisa Sthalekar will make her Australian debut today when the Southern Stars take on England in the first of three one-day internationals in the CricInfo Women's Series at the County Ground, Derby

Michelle Goszko broke one world record and equalled another when she scored 204 for Australia against England in the First Test of the CricInfo Women's Series at Shenley on June 25, 2001

One of the rarest breed of contest in the cricketing world makes an appearance today

With six days till the commencement of the biggest cricket event in the world this year - the ICC Trophy in Canada - Nepal's participation has been thrown into doubt