Cricket News

According to an Associated Press report, Dalmiya had raised this point in the board meeting of the IDI

The Austrian National Team Squad for the forthcoming ECC Notts Sport® Trophy has been selected.

Dennis Lillee has accused the International Cricket Council (ICC) of placing television-generated revenue ahead of the interests of the game

Taking a no-nonsense stand, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has threatened to cancel plans to fund cricket in Kenya if the Kenyan Cricket Association (KCA) does not begin league cricket in Nairobi by early July

Playing his first match of the tour, Jacques Kallis stroked an assured 81 from 95 balls as the South Africans eased to a 50-run win against Sir Paul Getty's XI at Wormsley yesterday

Waqar Younis, the former Pakistan captain, has publicly criticised Shoaib Akhtar's bowling performances in the NatWest Challenge

Steven Lynch I have been pleasantly surprised by the crowds, the obvious fun, and the way the players have tucked in (maybe the promise of meeting Atomic Kitten at Trent Bridge has something to do with that)

The International Cricket Council is threatening to withhold a £300,000 grant to the Kenyan Cricket Association, unless a fully-fledged national league is approved

The Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA) has unveiled its flagship events for 2003 with the PCA Masters taking on South Africa on 6th August and the return of Zone6 City Cricket on 8th August

A magnificent double-century by Brian Lara - his second in succession against Sri Lanka - was the highlight of the final day's play of St Lucia's inaugural Test

Alderley Edge: Cheshire 409-6d & 180-7 v Berkshire 466-5 & 365-8d Match drawn

Leicestershire v Derbyshire at Leicester Leicestershire progressed to finals day with a fifth successive win, but controversy marred their achievement as Derbyshire protested - in vain - about a disputed boundary catch in the closing stages of a

Glamorgan went down to a 53 run defeat at Bristol as Gloucestershire completed the zonal rounds of the Twenty20 Cup with their fifth successive victory and the highest total in the new competition - 221/7 - thanks to a savage 88 by Craig Spearman

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has refuted reports that it would introduce white lines on pitches in international matches to aid umpires in making lbw decisions

Lincolnshire ended day two of their Minor Counties Championship match at Barrow-in-Furness in a commanding position

The second part of our exclusive interview with South Africa's captain Graeme Smith

Des Wilson, former senior vice-chairman of Sport England and one of the UK's most experienced communications and public affairs advisors, has been elected unopposed by the First Class Forum to membership of the ECB's Management Board

News: Afghanistan awarded Associate Membership of Asian Cricket Council

Don Bradman's baggy green cap, as worn during the 1946-47 Ashes series, has been sold for £35,250 at an auction in London

Following their victories last night, Gloucestershire and Surrey are the first two counties to qualify for Twenty20 Cup Finals Day, having won their respective groups