Cricket News

Andrew Miller charts Division One of the County Championship and assesses the prospects of the title-contenders

Andrew Miller charts Division Two of the County Championship and picks his favourites for promotion

A Yorkshire club player has been jailed for three years after a row which started during a Sunday league match ended with the umpire suffering a broken arm in a revenge attack

English cricket was rocked yesterday when Patricia Hewitt, the trade and industry secretary, claimed that cricket balls would be a casualty of the escalating trade war between the European Union and the USA

Kent today announced a pre-tax profit of £51,725 for the year ending October 31, 2003

According to Tuesday's edition of The Guardian, Ed Giddins, the former Surrey and England seam bowler, is thought to be the man at the centre of gambling allegations, after it was revealed on Monday that the England & Wales Cricket Board is

Steve Waugh has ruled out a return to county cricket for the 2004 season, saying that he wants to spend more time with his family, now that he has retired from international cricket

Richard Davis, the only man to have played for five first-class counties, has died at the age of 37 after suffering from a brain tumour

Richard Davis, the only cricketer to have appeared for five counties, has died aged 37 after a long battle against brain cancer

The Cricket Reform Group (CRG), the self-appointed band who are challenging the way that the game is run in England, have found an ally in their campaign for change - Sport England

Kent have signed England U19 fast bowler David Stiff on a three-year deal, beating off interest from several other counties

The fixture list for the 2004 Twenty20 Cup was announced by the ECB today

Less than 24 hours after publishing Making English Cricket Great - For Everyone, its blueprint for the future of cricket in England, the Cricket Reform Group (CRG) was accused of not knowing enough about the game to make such sweeping

The financial ramifications of England's refusal to play in Zimbabwe during the 2003 World Cup continue to be felt

The Cricket Reform Group, the self-appointed body headed by Michael Atherton and Bob Willis, last night published its manifesto for the future of the game in England

The Cricket Reform Group, the self-appointed body headed by Michael Atherton and Bob Willis, last night published its manifesto for the future of the game in England

Kent today announced a new coaching structure for next season, with a three-man team to work with all ages at the club, down from the first team to the Under-10s

The Cricket Reform Group is set to meet with the England & Wales Cricket Board next week to discuss its proposals for the future of the game

Notts have added to their squad with the signing of Mark Ealham from Kent on a three-year contract

Brian Luckhurst, the former Kent and England batsman, has been appointed Kent's president for 2004