Cricket News

Roger Harper, the Kenya coach, has stated that the country has a lot more work to do before they can return to international cricket

Cricinfo audio looks at Yuvraj Singh's growth as a batsman, and at West Indies' chances after winning the second ODI against India

Ratnakar Shetty, the Indian board's executive secretary in charge, has been appointed tournament director for the Champions Trophy which will be held in India in October-November, 2006

Steve Harmison has not been recalled to England's squad for the second Test against Sri Lanka at Edgbaston, despite making his comeback for Durham against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge last week

Western Australia are keen to rope in Josh Mangan, a legspinner from Victoria, as a replacement for Beau Casson, the left-arm wristspinner who has signed up with New South Wales for the next season

Rahul Dravid, the Indian captain, blamed faulty execution for the defeat in the second one-day international in Jamaica

Brian Lara has revealed that it was Chris Gayle who suggested that Dwayne Bravo bowl a slower ball right at the death, the delivery that sealed the match

As expected, Zimbabwe cruised to victory over Bermuda in the final of the Tri-Nation tournament at Queen's Park Oval, Vusi Sibanda's hundred giving them a total that was never likely to be overtaken

A round-up from the final day of the latest County Championship matches

Worcestershire pulled off an astonishing two-wicket win against Surrey as they chased down 285, with just one ball to spare, in 31.5 overs

Lasith Malinga took five wickets to stake his claim for a place in the second Test at Edgbaston, but the Sri Lankans were held up by a century on first-class debut from Oliver Rayner

Ireland managed to beat the weather and completed a five-wicket win over Namibia at Clontarf

Cricinfo audio examines the reasons behind India's one-day resurgence

West Indies held their nerve superbly in a nail-biting finish to sneak a one-run win despite once again floundering with the bat, managing only 198

Cricket South Africa have announced their plans to prepare the national team for the 2007 World Cup

Namibia are facing a crushing defeat at the hands of Ireland despite an incredible bowling performance from Ian van Zyl, who finished with the stunning figures of 8 for 34

James Franklin arrived in Wales insisting he is ready for a county season with Glamorgan, his knee troubles now behind him.

Greg Chappell, the Indian coach, says West Indies have forgotten how to win, but he refuses to write them off for the remainder of the one-day series

Allan Donald is excited about the new look South African pace attack but he isn't sure what role Shaun Pollock, once it's spearhead and his former new-ball partner, has to play in it.

In a sign of how much of an issue fielding has become in Pakistan cricket - and it's not as if the malaise is a new one - Wasim Bari, chairman of selectors, has said that cricketers intending to break into the national set-up will be considered only if th