Will Luke

Cuba will not be playing in the 2008 Stanford 20/20 because of a political embargo by the USA government, the competition's board of directors has announced

Andy Tennant, Cricket Scotland’s newly-designated head of cricket, has become the first coach in Scotland to acquire a Level 4 coaching qualification, after a course which lasted over two years.

Junior cricket is again on the march in the USA

Stephen Brenkley, in his and Angus Fraser's enjoyable tour diary blog at The Independent , tells us of the nicknames the photographers have given to some of the Sri Lanka players.

Scotland will be among the first to use Dubai's new state-of-the-art academy when it opens late next year, according to a report in today’s Herald :

Cricket took a step forward to being included in the Olympics yesterday when it was officially recognised by the International Olympic Committee, Adelaide Now reports.

Mike Atherton meets Mike Brearley, the former England captain who was named as MCC's new president in May

Three Singapore cricketers are off to Perth in Australia to fast-track their improvement.

Kenya have selected five new players for the East and Central Africa youth tournament which gets underway on Sunday.

Fans and players hailing from Australia, India, Pakistan, South Africa and the West Indies are finding common ground as immigrants in Houston through cricket.

Barry Chambers

El Salvador have just returned from their first ever foray into international cricket when they took part in the second Central American Championship, hosted by Mexico

Bermuda are to have an open forum for members of the public to offer their thoughts on the state of cricket in the country

Kumar Sangakkara is going back to school next week

Jonathan Clayton provides a fascinating piece in today’s Times on cricket in Rwanda and how important the sport has been in their joining the Commonwealth