Cricket News

Matthew Mott, the former Queensland and Victoria batsman, has signed a two-year deal as the new coach of New South Wales

A round-up of the latest Championship matches

Ian Bell will not feature in Warwickshire's Friends Provident Trophy semis even though England made him available

Ravi Bopara, the Essex and England allrounder, is in doubt for England's one-day series against West Indies after injuring his thigh against Middlesex

Adam Hollioake has joined Essex for the Twenty20 Cup

Mahela Jayawardene expressed disappointment that Marvan Atapattu had decided to opt out of the upcoming three-Test series against Bangladesh starting on June 25 at the SSC

Hampshire have signed Adam Voges to replace Stuart Clark

Mahmudul Hasan has been selected to lead Bangladesh Under-19 on their tours to Sri Lanka and Malaysia. Toposh Ghosh was picked as his deputy on a month-long tour starting on June 30

Kent have signed Morne Morkel, the South Africa allrounder, as a replacement for Andrew Hall for their Twenty20 campaign

Following his death, friends and fans of Dixit held protests in the city on Monday, demanding a compensation of Rs 10 lakh for Dixit's family.

A magnificent 128 from Paul Collingwood, together with three late wickets from England's bowlers, has put them in control of the fourth Test against West Indies at Chester-le-Street

Ben Brocklehurst, who briefly captained Somerset but went on to play a big role in the establishment of The Cricketer Cup and the National Village Knockout has died at the age of 85

The Rubies maintained their 100% record in the Super 4s competition, with victory over third-placed Diamonds

The subcontinent will make the 2011 World Cup more spectator-friendly

Zimbabwe cricket was rarely out of the headlines in 2004, but sadly for all the wrong reasons

Zimbabwe cricket's latest bombshell exploded today when the Mashonaland Cricket Association announced that it was not recognising Zimbabwe Cricket, the reincarnation of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union

The dispute between Mashonaland Cricket Association and Zimbabwe Cricket continues to rumble on, and ZC have upped the ante by refusing to recognise the new MCA executive

Michael Vaughan has announced his intention to stand down as captain of England's one-day side with immediate effect

The fate of Ranbir Singh Mahendra hung in the balance after a division bench of the Indian Supreme Court said they would examine the propriety of the outgoing president holding two votes

The tussle for control of the Board of Control for Cricket in India has taken an interesting turn with the possibility of certain north Indian cricket associations nominating Jagmohan Dalmiya for the post of chairman, in case Sharad Pawar, a cabinet