Cricket News

Sanath Jayasuria stays modest after taking his 300th wicket in ODIs and Bangladesh aim to avoid a series whitewash

Ryerson won the first Canadian National Universities Twenty20 tournament late on Friday night, beating McMaster University (Hamilton) in the final

Ireland A completed back-to-back wins over Denmark at Stormont, but it was anything but one-way traffic and Denmark finished with plenty to build on

England were denied victory in the first Test at Lord's when bad light and rain closed in with India nine wickets down

Gloucestershire have moved their Championship match with Essex from Cheltenham to Bristol because of a lack of tap water following the floods

Rashid Khan, the former Pakistan allrounder now coaching China, says the country is developing cricket the right way by focussing on local grass-roots cricket rather than relying on expatriates

The ECB has received nominations from two candidates to succeed David Morgan as ECB chairman when he becomes ICC president next year

Following the second flood in a matter of weeks at New Road, Worcestershire have been in discussions with other counties and the ECB about finding new venues for their remaining home fixtures

Yorkshire have released opening batsman Matthew Wood, who hasn't managed a Championship match this season

Gerald Majola said CSA is particularly worried about young players signing up Kolpak cricket

The three-match one-day series followed a predictable script as Sri Lanka wrapped up the second ODI and the series at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo with a five-wicket win

Kyle Mills says he was disappointed not to make New Zealand's Twenty20 World Championship squad but conceded it was best for his injured knee if he delayed his return until the start of the domestic season

India's batsmen have a chance on Monday to redeem themselves, they simply need to emulate the bowlers

A round-up from the latest County Championship matches

Cricinfo can reveal that contrary to claims being made by the executive of the Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association, there was an agreement more than two years ago for it to make constitutional changes agreed to by the Kenyan Cricket Association in 2005

Ottis Gibson, the Durham and former West Indies fast bowler, became the 79th bowler in first-class cricket to take all ten wickets today when he single handedly dismissed Hampshire for 115

The shifting of allegiance by the five Uttar Pradesh players is in sharp contrast to the Ranji trophy triumph in the 2005/06 season

The biggest question surrounding the Bangladesh team is whether, despite the obvious intent, they can avoid repeating the negatives

If Lord's can somehow escape further rain there will be a positive outcome to this intensely fought match. England hold the upper hand after a dazzling century from Kevin Pietersen set India 380 despite RP Singh's career-best five-wicket haul

During the first Test against India, Johnny Dennis, the permanent voice of cricket at Lord's for 12 years and every other major international involving England, marked 40 years since the public address (PA) was first introduced during the India series in