Cricket News

These are golden times for Sri Lanka

It is the way of international cricket at the moment that the West Indies and Pakistan should start a three-day match in the Sri Lankan capital today in preparation for separate Test series against opponents from different countries

The newly appointed manager of Pakistan team alleged that some senior players chose to stay home rather than face Australia in the three-Test series possibly fearing failures against world's best cricket playing nation

Manager Yawar Saeed was Thursday relieved of his duties because of his "professional commitments" as the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) continued to play its favourite pasttime the game of musical chairs

Gloucestershire County Cricket Club announced today that they will not be offering Jeremy Snape a contract for the 2003 season

Kabir Ali has rounded off a memorable week by completing a hat trick of prestigious awards at the inaugural Worcestershire County Cricket Club Awards Dinner

Gloucestershire County Cricket Club held it's annual "End of Season Awards Dinner" on Thursday 26 September at The Holiday Inn Filton when the following awards were presented

Veteran medium-pacer Javagal Srinath is set to replace Ashish Nehra for the final of the Champions Trophy 2002 which India will play on Sunday.

In 286 one-day internationals spread over almost eighteen years, Aravinda de Silva has never won the man of the match award for his bowling

The Rose Bowl is holding a SPECTACULAR FIREWORKS NIGHT on Tuesday 5th November 2002.

Gloucestershire play Buckinghamshire on the 7th May 2003 - away

The draw for the third round of the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy has been made, with the first-class counties joining the minor counties and board elevens who have battled their way through the first two rounds this season

Mike Kasprowicz has won the inaugural Byron Denning Award for the Glamorgan Clubman of the Year

Brian Lara flew out of Colombo yesterday morning, fit enough to endure the 11 hours flight to London on his way back to Trinidad but still unavailable for the imminent West Indies tour of India

We can only shake our heads at Zimbabwe's ill fortune

Fresh from their short sojourn in the Maldives Islands, where they relaxed after booking themselves into the ICC Champions Trophy semi-finals with two emphatic victories, Australia take on Sri Lanka today brimming with confidence

South Africa made a real mess of the semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka by throwing away a winning position and a place in the final

Australia's one-day captain Ricky Ponting is convinced that Shane Watson's progress is such that the search for a quality all-rounder is almost over for the world champions

Matthew Maynard was this afternoon presented with the Glamorgan C.C.C

India did here yesterday what the West Indies couldn't do eight days earlier