Cricket News

The Jamaica Gleaner has claimed that Ryan Hinds has joined the growing list of players who have refused to tour Zimbabwe with West Indies A

Hong Kong's women beat China by ten wickets in the first international match between the two countries

Haroon Lorgat, the convener of selectors in South Africa, has said that the board won't try to stop any cricketer who opts to sign the Kolpak contract to play in England

It was, even by Bangladesh's modest Test standards, quite a collapse and Sri Lanka drove home the advantage by batting aggressively

It's 75 years to the day since India made their entry into the Test fold

Player profiles of the Indian cricketers who played in India's first Test against England in 1932

Shaun Tait is confident he will be available for the Twenty20 World Championship in South Africa in September, despite having elbow surgery last week

Sir John Anderson, the chairman of New Zealand Cricket, has downplayed suggestions in today's Sydney Morning Herald that he could be the man to run the International Cricket Council when chief executive Malcolm Speed steps down next year

Jason Arnberger, the Victoria opener, could become an umpire as soon as next season

Trialled almost by accident Alex Cusack turns out be a revelation for Ireland

A round-up from the latest Twenty20 matches

Ahead of their two Twenty20 matches against England next week, West Indies slipped to a humiliating 51-run defeat at the hands of Derbyshire, with Ant Botha and Tom Lungley each picking up four wickets

Surrey have signed Harbhajan Singh, the India offspinner who was surprisingly overlooked by the selectors for their tour of England next month

Marcus Trescothick has spoken of his "pain" and frustration in watching his team-mates beat West Indies this summer, but remains confident that his international career isn't yet over

Vaibhav Daga, the physio of the India A team, is most likely to replace the injured John Gloster

Sri Lanka are eyeing Jonty Rhodes and Greg Blewett as assistant coach to newly appointed head coach Trevor Bayliss.

An indifferent batting performance and an inexperienced bowling attack proved more than enough for South Africa to roll over Ireland in a rain-hit one-off ODI at the Civil Service Club in Stormont

Bangladesh can expect no respite from a charged up Sri Lanka team when they confront them in a series of three Tests starting tomorrow at the SSC grounds

Glenn McGrath has been targeted by his old state side New South Wales (NSW) to return as a specialist bowling coach

Tony Cozier believes that West Indies cricket can only slide further down the slope to oblivion under the muddled direction of those who run the day-to-day affairs of the West Indies Cricket Board