Cricket News

Craig McMillan has retired from international and domestic cricket, citing personal reasons and health problems as contributing factors

The British pathologist Nathaniel Cary was one of three witnesses who testified as the inquest into the death of Bob Woolmer began in Jamaica on Tuesday

TA Sekar feels the Australian fast bowlers have outdone their Indian counterparts by sticking to the basics and bowling with pace

Brad Hogg has been one of the key differences between the two teams through the series

AB de Villiers and Mark Boucher struck belligerent hundreds to lead the South Africans to a convincing 176-run win over a Pakistan Cricket Board XI

The BCCI has stated that it might take action against news channels exceeding permitted telecast timings of match highlights

Shoaib Akhtar, Shaun Pollock and Jacob Oram have joined the Indian Premier League (IPL), according to the BCCI

After a false start in the first innings, Phil Jaques ignited his campaign to replace Justin Langer in the Test team

After a week of negotiations, Surrey have signed Mohammad Asif as their overseas player for 2008

Andrew Flintoff has spoken for the first time since undergoing his latest ankle operation in Holland last week

After months of rumour and little information, signs of progress in the review of the USA Cricket Association's constitution have finally emerged

Ricky Ponting does not expect Australia to make many changes for the final match of the seven-game series with India in Mumbai on Wednesday

South Australia's top order was dreadful again at Adelaide, where the Redbacks replied to Victoria's generous declaration by crashing to 4 for 27 at stumps

Worcestershire have signed former Middlesex fast bowler Chris Whelan on a one-year contract.

Stephen Alleyne, the former president of the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA), died of a heart attack on the morning of October 15

Wicketkeeper-batsman Denesh Ramdin has been ruled out of Trinidad & Tobago's KFC Cup one-day opener in Guyana with a viral flu

Ricky Ponting has urged the ICC to reconsider the new rule that forces a ball change after the 34th over in ODIs

Sanjay Jagdale, a national selector for India, has dismissed the idea of replacing senior players in the side with youngsters

Sreesanth will not reinvent himself to satisfy critics of his behaviour but has vowed to find the "exact limit between really bad and really good"

The coroner's inquest into Bob Woolmer's death is set to start in Jamaica on Tuesday, five months after the Pakistan coach died in the hours following his team's World Cup exit