Cricket News

A battling, unbeaten innings of 85 from Craig White could not prevent England from being asked to follow on in the fourth Ashes Test at Melbourne

Craig White's participation in the rest of the Ashes series is in doubt after he tore a side muscle during the fourth Test in Melbourne.

The England coach, Duncan Fletcher, was quick to defend captain Nasser Hussain after he was criticised by Australia's Justin Langer for standing his ground after Jason Gillespie had apparently caught him at mid-on off Stuart MacGill.

A wicket apiece for Australia's trio of fast bowlers consolidated their position of dominance at the end of the second day of the Melbourne Test

England fast bowler Andrew Caddick has been charged with a Level 1 offence under the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Code of Conduct.

Bing Crosby might have been dreaming of a white Christmas, but Steve Waugh was still dreaming of a whitewash after the first day's play in the fourth Ashes Test at the MCG

The former England opening batsman Geoffrey Boycott is facing an anxious wait into the New Year before finding out whether he has beaten cancer.

Ricky Pontings' all-conquering Australians overpowered a beleaguered Sri Lankan outfit, winning a predictably one-sided contest by a massive 142 runs at the WACA on Sunday night

England completed their second successive victory in the VB triangular series, beating a lacklustre Sri Lanka by 95 runs at the WACA

England completed their second successive victory in the VB triangular series, beating a lacklustre Sri Lanka by 95 runs at the WACA

Man-of-the-Match Paul Collingwood is hoping to have clinched his place in England's World Cup squad after his maiden one-day international century carried England to their second successive win over Sri Lanka.

Man-of-the-Match Paul Collingwood is hoping to have clinched his place in England's World Cup squad after his maiden one-day international century carried England to their second successive win over Sri Lanka.

Terry Blake has decided to leave the England and Wales Cricket Board in the early part of next year.

The England team might have got a first win under their belts on the tour of Australia, but that convincing victory over Sri Lanka in Brisbane has not signalled the end of all their troubles

The England team might have got a first win under their belts on the tour of Australia, but that convincing victory over Sri Lanka in Brisbane has not signalled the end of all their troubles

The International Cricket Council has confirmed that Zimbabwe will stage six matches in the 2003 World Cup, following a visit to the country by a nine-man Security Delegation last month.

The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has today confirmed that The Rose Bowl, home of Hampshire Cricket, will be the venue for a minimum of three One-Day International matches over the next four years.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today announced that the Lancashire and England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff is to undergo an intensive rehabilitation programme in order to speed his recovery from a groin injury.

When compared to Australia, English cricket has become something of a joke

England moved rapidly from crestfallen to clinical against Sri Lanka at the Gabba as they finally ended their 13-match drought in Australia