Cricket News

The day will be remembered for another wonderful Test century from Brian Lara, but it wasn't enough to prevent Australia retaining the Frank Worrell Trophy, with their 13th win in 16 Test matches

Australia's domestic cricket program has been given a shake-up, with thePura Cup to be played over 10 distinct rounds and a rest day betweenthose games and interstate one-day matches.

Pace bowler Glenn McGrath is on his way back to the West Indies tore-join his Australian cricket team-mates after his cancer-stricken wifedeclared she wanted some normality back in her life.

Contrary to popular belief, the daily grind of an intrepid Roving Reporter isn't all beer and skittles

Australia enjoyed another day of dominance over West Indies on the fourth day of the second Test at Port-of-Spain

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced today that the National Selection Panel (NSP) has chosen a 15-man squad for the one-day international leg of the 2003 Travelex Tour of the West Indies.

Cricket Victoria is pleased to announce the 2002/03 State Selection Panel was re-elected last night for two years, until the completion of the 2004/05 season.

Queensland Cricket today announced the re-appointment of XXXX QueenslandBulls coach Terry Oliver for a further two years.

Two low scores for Matthew Hayden in the Guyana Test means he has lost the top place in the PwC Test ratings that he has held since October last year

Go to any country, town, or one-horse pit-stop in the world, and the chances are that there'll be an Australian somewhere in the vicinity

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced today that the National Selection Panel (NSP) has chosen Queensland Bulls captain Jimmy Maher to join the Australian Test squad on the Travelex Tour of the West Indies.

Match Report: Aus v WI First Test at Georgetown

Contrasting centuries from Brian Lara and Daren Ganga gave West Indies a handy lead by the end of the third day at Bourda

As was the case yesterday, Australia won two of the three sessions, ending the extended second day in complete control of the first Test at Georgetown

When Steve Waugh takes the field in Guyana for the first Test match of the Australia-West Indies series, he will eclipse Allan Border and become the most capped player in the history of the game

Following a review of reports from Jackie Hendriks, President of the Jamaica Cricket Association and Chris Gayle, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has decided that Gayle should continue to be eligible for selection for the Cable and Wireless 2003

After three months of wall-to-wall one-dayers, it might have been expected that Test cricket would return to centre stage with relative calm and order

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Apr.9, WICB: Devon Smith is set to make his Test debut for West Indies after he was named in the final 11 for the first Cable & Wireless Test Match against Australia, starting at Bourda Oval on Thursday here.

West Australian Brad Hogg doesn't believe the surplus of left-handers in the West Indies squad will help his chances of ending his six-year exile from Tests when the Caribbean series begins in Georgetown on Thursday.

Australia's bowlers were given a genuine fright as the Guyana Board President's XI almost upset cricket's best team in Georgetown.