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India's cricket team arrived in Harare on Friday afternoon confident of winning only their third Test series away from home after 1971

The Test playing countries in Asia have agreed in principal to a system by which a side failing to honour contractual obligations to play in a series has to offer compensation to its rival team

Sussex are in danger of having to follow on after they lost five wickets for 70 in the final session against Warwickshire at Hove

Middlesex's middle order batsmen battled hard for two sessions but by the end of the second day's play they still needed 45 runs, with four wickets standing, to avoid the follow-on

Steve Stubbings rediscovered his form to lead a Derbyshire fightback with an unbeaten 84 after Hampshire had taken control of the game

Press Conference: Sir Paul Condon addressed a press conference at Lahore, May 26, 2001

The Benson and Hedges quarter final defeat at the hands of Yorkshire was a "massive disappointment to all of the players" Somerset coach Kevin Shine said

At the close of day two of the CricInfo Championship Division One game at The Oval, Essex were 265 for 7 in their first innings, still 223 behind Surrey's first innings total of 498.

A defiant three and a half hour innings by Adrian Dale, supported by a pugnacious 31 from Alex Wharf thwarted Kent as Glamorgan ended a rain-affected second day on 177 for 8 in their Championship match in Swansea

Sri Lanka cricketers stole the limelight in the four Mercantile `A'division cricket matches played on Saturday.

If the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) finally decides to proceed with the introduction of the country's third lottery, local clubs would benefit from the estimated $3.5 million the BCA stands to gain annually from the lottery

Australian captain Steve Waugh has reneged on his claim that England deserved favouritism for the upcoming Ashes series, saying a straight-faced

Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly has advocated the need for appointing a media manager for the team, saying it would ease the pressure on the captain and the players considerably

The Indian cricket team which arrived in Harare on Friday for their tour of Zimbabwe, is taking measures to ensure no finger is pointed at them with regard to betting and match-fixing and it's members will not be allowed to use mobile phones in the

The Asian Cricket Council secretary Zakir Mohammad Sayeed on Friday said that the Test playing countries in Asia have agreed in principal to a system by which a side failing to honour contractual obligations to play in a series has to offer

LAHORE - There were no surprises as the Pakistan Cricket Board announced three players to augment the Pakistan squad touring England for the triangular series that follows after the second Test at Old Trafford

Captain Steve Waugh today claimed Australia would enter the first Ashes Test against England as underdogs.

Investigation of allegations against former New Zealand captain Martin Crowe are striking problems similar to those outlined by Anti-Corruption Unit boss Sir Paul Condon

With confidence gained from a spirited series win against Australia, a determined Indian team embarked on a 46-day tour of Zimbabwe early on Friday, raring to break a 15-year jinx of not winning a Test series outside the subcontinent

Skipper Michael Powell and Mark Wagh batted Warwickshire into a strong position after day one of the Cricinfo Championship match against Sussex at Hove