The International Cricket Council has turned down India's request to replace Mike Denness as match referee for the third and final Test match betwen South Africa and India

"You take Don Bradman away and he's next up, I reckon." The verdict of Steve Waugh on Sachin Tendulkar sits alongside many other tributes at the tail end of "Sachin Tendulkar: Masterful" by Peter Murray and Ashish Shukla.

Kenya have made history by reaching the semi-finals of the 2003 World Cup

Of any great cricketer, statistics show only part

Nasser Hussain today spoke of the colossal importance of England's forthcoming tour of Australia.

There is an air of simmering discontent around Grace Road that simply refuses to clear

Mark Butcher is fit to play in the first Test against the West Indies at Kingston, Jamaica which starts today

Chosen in both England squads to tour the Caribbean this spring, Durham's Paul Collingwood is set to broaden his international horizons after a promising Test debut in Sri Lanka.

Simon Jones can still hope for a place in England's Test squad in the Caribbean, even though he was not named in the party of 15

England need 144 to win the first one-day international at Chittagong, after Bangladesh managed a limited recovery from the depths of 67 for seven

An innings of awesome power from Andrew Flintoff, who had earlier taken a career-best four for 14 with the ball, made light of Bangladesh as England cruised to a seven-wicket win in Chittagong

England have wrapped up an overwhelming victory by 329 runs with well over a day to spare at Chittagong, sealing a 2-0 series win

England extended their lead to 292 by tea on day three at Chittagong after bowling Bangladesh out for 152 in the first session

Nasser Hussain and Graham Thorpe shut Bangladesh out of the second Test with a third wicket partnership of 138 that helped extend England's lead to 467 on day three at Chittagong

Consistent aggression from England's seam attack has kept the tourists in control of the second Test at Chittagong

Shades of England's first innings performance at Dhaka loomed over day one at Chittagong

Rikki Clarke's first Test half century restored England's composure after a five-over fright during the second session at Chittagong, in which Bangladesh took four top wickets for just eight runs

Michael Vaughan's most telling innings since he succeeded Nasser Hussain as England's captain carried his team to a seven-wicket win over Bangladesh at the end of a tortuous inaugural Test match at Dhaka

Bangladesh take a 153-run lead into the final day of their inaugural Test against England after reaching 245 for six by the time bad light brought a premature close to day four

An early breakthrough by Stephen Harmison after England took a 92-run first innings lead boosted the tourists' victory hopes, before a power failure to the main grid in Dhaka brought an early end to day three