Will Luke

No desire, no interest: Logie slams Bermuda

Bermuda are almost certainly going to lose a passionate coach who once believed his side had what it took to beat the best

10-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Johannesburg

Gopal and Saqib steer UAE to victory

A team of baggage handlers and bursars overwhelmed the romantics' choice Afghanistan, beating them by five wickets thanks to a composed 81 from Nithin Gopal and an impressive all-round performance from their bowlers

08-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Vanderbijlpark

Ireland frustration at Morgan call

Eoin Morgan's call-up to the England World Twenty20 squad means Ireland face losing another of their talented players

07-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Johannesburg

Calm Morgan steers Ireland home

Eoin Morgan's mature and calculated 84, and a free-spirited 89 from Kevin O'Brien, led Ireland to a convincing six-wicket win, condemning Canada to their first loss of the tournament. Though both sides are already through to the Super 8s, which get underw

06-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Johannesburg

Cloth for balls, shoes for stumps

Against the greatest odds, Afghanistan's team of refugees are rapidly rising to the top of the Affiliates pile. One man epitomises the story

06-Apr-2009•Will Luke

Afghanistan sweep aside complacent Bermuda

Afghanistan's unquenchable confidence drove them unerringly to a convincing 60-run win over Bermuda, condemning them to their second loss in as many days

02-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Potchefstroom

Done on the development trail

Cricket has had a long and loyal following, born not only out of the village greens of England or the dusty Indian maidans, but the war-torn wastelands of Afghanistan and a spare scrap of land in Canada

02-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Potchefstroom

ten Doeschate opts for Essex over Netherlands

Fresh from his match-winning 106 for Netherlands in their opening match of the World Cup Qualifiers, Ryan ten Doeschate has revealed he will not be playing a full part for his country in the tournament owing to his commitments with Essex

01-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Johannesburg

Porterfield hundred sinks Scotland

William Porterfield led from the front with a fine 101 as Ireland cruised to a seven-wicket thumping of their old rivals Scotland in the opening fixture of the World Cup Qualifiers. Ireland, chasing a below-par 233 on a flat deck, reached their target for

01-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Johannesburg

Less adulation but greater honour

Will Luke previews the ICC World Cup Qualifiers 2009

31-Mar-2009•The Preview by Will Luke in Johannesburg

'The best is yet to come'

England's women are on the verge of the biggest moment of their careers

20-Mar-2009•Will Luke

Strauss must assert authority at top of the order

A preview of the Twenty20 International between West Indies and England in Port-of-Spain

14-Mar-2009•The Preview by Will Luke

England desperate for fightback at old Rec

Will Luke previews the third Test between West Indies and England at the Antigua Recreation Ground

14-Feb-2009•The Preview by Will Luke

Afghanistan ready for a giant leap

Afghanistan approach Division 3 of the World Cricket League as joint-favourites; the World Cup isn't so much a dream as a realistic aspiration

23-Jan-2009•Will Luke

Born for Twenty20

Following David Warner's incredible debut for Australia, a look at XI players whose careers have been inspired by Twenty20

15-Jan-2009•Will Luke

Two up, four down

Ireland and Scotland fared well, while Bermuda, Kenya, Canada and Netherlands plumbed the depths

04-Jan-2009•Will Luke

Age will not weary them

Cricinfo looks back at XI players who stood the test of time

11-Dec-2008•Will Luke and Martin Williamson

Wallies of the willow

Inspired by Chris Martin's latest Test pair, against Australia last week, we present the lowest of all lower orders

04-Dec-2008•Will Luke and Martin Williamson

Woeful Bangladesh slump to defeat

South Africa took just 36.4 overs to dismiss Bangladesh in Centurion, thereby completing an emphatic innings victory to seal a 2-0 series win

28-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Mushfiqur and Junaid star for Bangladesh

Bangladesh may not be providing South Africa the most stern examination before Australia next month, but for the first time in this series they challenged the hosts with a combative performance to reach 250

26-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

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