There's an official Nepali Cricket blog which looks like it will be regularly updated

Richie Benaud reckons Shane Warne could, and should, stay on playing until the 2009 Ashes series in England :

More evidence that Andrew Flintoff can seemingly do no wrong

Twenty20 has brought a new audience to cricket, and even converted some die-hard traditionalists to a newer, faster and shorter game of cricket

Bermuda's captain Clay Smith is likely to be out of action until at least April, as he travels overseas to seek advice on his injured knee.

Having accepted an invitation from the Nepal tourist board, Sunil Gavaskar has praised the standard of Nepali cricket but says more exposure is needed if they are to prosper:

It seems every club (and their uncle) is trying to buy their grounds these days

The ICC, Melbourne Cricket Club and Cricket Victoria have joined forces to establish an equipment drive event for the ICC’s East Asia-Pacific (EAP) Region at the Boxing Day Test between Australia and South Africa

Inzy has said he wants to play county cricket:

The Nepal's Under-19s side are to play Namibia and Scotland in Sri Lanka before the ICC Under-19 World Cup in 2006

The future of Hamish Marshall playing for New Zealand is in doubt , so says Dylan Cleaver:

Glamorgan have honoured some of their cricketing greats to have represented the club, including:

Brett Lee's destructive bowling wasn't appreciated by a partisan New Zealand crowd - who are fairly famous for their behavior, especially towards the Australian cricket team.

Kent might be selling their most famous cricket painting, Albert Chevallier Tayler's painting of Kent v Lancashire in 1906:

Richard Boock details the pessimist's guide to beating the Aussies , ahead of Australia's tour of New Zealand :

Trevor Marshallsea says Brett Lee has gone from a befuddled quick bowler to the leader of the pack:

Ahead of India's first Test against Sri Lanka on December 2, a cricket fanatic has appealed to the court :