Cricket News

Simon Jones is likely to miss this winter's Ashes after undergoing keyhole surgery on his left knee

Kevin Curran, Zimbabwe's coach, has hit back at claims made by Phil Simmons that some players were unhappy with the advice they were being given during the recent one-day series in the Caribbean

Scotland's search for a new chief executive had no sooner begun than it was over, with the vacancy filled by Roddy Smith, the man whose resignation started the process

The PCB announced the formation of a Bowling Action Committee (BAC) giving it strict guidelines to catch bowlers with suspect bowling actions

Errol Alcott has ended his 22-year association with Australian cricket to work with the South Sydney rugby league club

Nick Kruger has been given a further boost in his successful rehabilitation from two serious shoulder operations by winning back a full Queensland contract

Conflicting stories are emanating from the hierarchy of the West Indies team over the fitness of Corey Collymore

Mark Cosgrove pounded the Derbyshire attack with a stunning unbeaten 233 at the County Ground to give Glamorgan firm control

A round-up from the latest county Championship matches as Lancashire storm to victory against Sussex and Michael Vaughan continues his return with 99

We have received a fair amount of feedback on the decision to fine Virender Sehwag while Brian Lara, who was involved in long delays and some overt displays of frustration, got off without so much as a warning

Nottinghamshire take control on the first day against Hampshire with centuries from John Crawley and Nic Pothas

Rikki Clarke had the Midas touch today and he will be sorely hoping his performance will mean a golden ticket into England's one-day squad tomorrow

Virender Sehwag has been fined 20% of his match fee for excessive appealing during the tense final stages of the drawn first Test between India and West Indies at Antigua

England's selectors are increasingly optimistic that their regular captain, Michael Vaughan, may be back to action before the end of the five-match campaign

Ireland have named a squad of 12 for their one-day international against England at Stormont on Tuesday, June 13

England's wounds have hardly had time to heal since their mauling in the third Test against Sri Lanka, but Shane Warne believes that they will only emerge stronger and tougher against Pakistan later this summer

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) may consider reversing its stance on limiting the number of ODIs it will play in Abu Dhabi. Unsurprisingly, potentially lucrative financial incentives have brought about the apparent change of heart.

England Women's opening batsman, Laura Newton, has been announced as Charlotte Edwards' vice-captain throughout their campaign leading up to the 2009 World Cup

Justin Langer, the Australia Test opener, is looking forward to a short stint with Somerset beginning later this month

Vaughn van Jaarsveld, the left-handed middle-order batsman, has signed a three-year contract with the Lions