Sahil Dutta

Andrew Strauss has called for a restructuring of English domestic cricket saying the county circuit 'could be a better breeding ground' for the Test game

England's newest pace prospect, Steven Finn, believes that the nagging accuracy of Glenn McGrath is the ideal role-model as he seeks to solidify his career after a stellar rise to prominence this winter

Canada's plans to stage the 2012 Under-19 World Cup were thrown into uncertainty after the national board's former CEO, Atul Ahuja, claimed there are 'no workable pitches' currently in the country. The claim was, however, immediately refuted by Cricket Ca

What was at times a fluctuating contest turned into a comfortable victory for England as Alastair Cook finished his first tour in charge with a controlled, unbeaten 109

Ian Bell's classy 138 wrestled England a narrow advantage in the second Test after Bangladesh's hopes were deflated by poor umpiring decisions and gritty batting

It was another case of what could have been for Bangladesh as they mixed talent and frustrating naivety to stutter to 330 for 8 on the opening day in Dhaka

Given their flashes of success against every other Test-playing nation, it's certain that Bangladesh will eventually beat England. But after eight straight defeats, it's the last, on Sunday that will really grate.

Tamim Iqbal's glittering 125 was not enough for Bangladesh to break their duck against England as the visitors completed a professional six-wicket victory to open the one-day series at Mirpur

Graeme Smith could barely score a run against Zaheer Khan in the recent Test series, while Doug Bollinger made Chris Gayle a regular victim in Australia. We look at other instances where batsmen have been turned into bunnies by marauding bowlers.

Cricinfo previews the two Twenty20 Internationals between Pakistan and England in Dubai

Tournament favourites Ireland have marched through to the World Twenty20 after thumping Netherlands by 65 runs

Ranjit Saini, Cricket Canada's interim president, has told Cricinfo of his board's plans to expand cricket across schools to reduce the senior side's current reliance on ex-pats

Ranjit Saini, Cricket Canada's president, has told Cricinfo the real solution to developing Associate countries was to get their sides to play against high-profile opposition

With the Under-19 World Cup reaching its climax, Ranjit Saini, Cricket Canada's new president, has insisted his country will be ready to host the 2012 edition, despite concerns the country does not have the necessary 12 grounds demanded by the ICC

Virender Sehwag's disparaging remarks about Bangladesh came back to haunt him. A look at this and other instances of statements that went horribly wrong

Cricket Canada has outlined ambitious plans to become a centre for staging international matches as part of a bid to raise the profile of the game, and a scheme for an indoor event features highly

Eoin Morgan believes he is still some way short of the finished article despite selling for US$220,000 to Royal Challengers Bangalore at the IPL auction on Tuesday

Cricinfo previews the third Test between South Africa and England in Cape Town

Cricket Canada is confident that it can overcome the loss of sponsors Scotiabank as its prepares for a busy year of international cricket and plans to host a global limited-over event that will put Canadian cricket at the centre of the world's calendar

The plays of the day from the second day of the first Test at Centurion