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The silence which has followed the removal of Don Lockerbie as USACA's chief executive does not bode well for the game in the USA

The first World Cup to feature coloured clothing, floodlights, white balls and fielding restrictions

England fear nothing about the challenge that awaits them on this tour. The only way they'll be beaten is on the field, not in the head

Stats highlights from a batsman-dominated Test at the Gabba

You'll get to see both, as well as islands, temples, waterfalls and tribal markets when you go to Chittagong

Leopards, elephants, turtles, temples and games of jungle cricket await you in Hambantota

With no consideration of reality, Marcus North has already been tipped as a future captain this summer, and this fantasy paints him as Australia's bowling saviour

Watching Zaheer Abbas bat from the other end was a study in the art of elegant batsmanship. And a lesson in running yourself out

Chappell had talent, elegance and technique to burn, but more formidable was the discipline he imposed on himself - one more severe than those of any of his contemporaries

Greg Chappell performed superbly in different conditions against all opposition, and remains the best No. 4 batsman Australia have produced

If ever there was a performance that laid bare a visiting team's intentions, it was the one that Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook produced on the most one-sided day of the series so far

West Indies made a mistake by dropping Andre Russell for the second Test, but Darren Bravo's innings was a bright spot for them

There's still hope left for Australia in this Test. If only they had the passion of a beach-ball hating senior citizen

Great teams have bowlers who can wrench a handful of breakthroughs on extremely tough days, but "Johnson's attack" is not at that level

Back in the day, inter-college cricket ruled the roost and captured hearts, but now much of the city's cricket has lost its sheen

He came to South Africa for the love of a woman, stayed to play cricket, and now awaits his chance to play for his new homeland

Plays of the day from the fifth day of the second Test between Sri Lanka and West Indies in Colombo

Despite a traumatic third day in the field, England showed that they've got what it takes to fight back, if not right now, then without question as the series wears on

And Tamara's Army is the flavour of the season. Oh and the Ashes are on!

If Brad Haddin had settled with a half-century in this innings his contribution still would have glowed. By stretching it so far he delivered the greatest performance of his life