Cricket News

Javed Miandad urges Pakistan Cricket Board to cancel England's tour

'Cancel England's tour' - Miandad

Officials from the ECB and the MCC will meet today to discuss whether Sunday's NatWest Challenge match at Lord's will go ahead

Security officials meet to discuss London ODIs

Gloomy conditions ensured that the new ODI rules were a damp squib

When the drinks-carrier became the talk of the town

08-Jul-2005•Ranajit Dam

Vaughan leaving nothing to chance while Butcher passed fit

Michael Vaughan says England are raring to go in the first Test against Bangladesh, which starts in Dhaka on Tuesday

08-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller in Dhaka

SA board reaches settlement, NZ tour split

The South African board has finally reached a settlement with New Zealand Cricket regarding their impending tour schedule

Sri Lanka's selectors, captain Sanath Jayasuriya and sports minister Johnston Fernando have become embroiled in a selection dispute over the squad picked for the forthcoming Sri Lanka tour of South Africa

Sri Lanka in selection chaos over South Africa tour squad

08-Jul-2005•Charlie Austin

Confident Pakistan keen to turn the tables on Australia

Despite a profusion of young faces in their team, Pakistan gave Australia a fright at Colombo

08-Jul-2005•Agha Akbar

ICC has no plans to usurp MCC authority

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has no plans to usurp the Marylebone Cricket Club's authority and become the guardian of the laws of cricket

Bermuda and Ireland both qualified for the ICC Cricket World Cup for the first time with victories over USA and Denmark today, Scotland and Canada will join them.

Scotland and Canada through to last four

The England & Wales Cricket Board are hopeful that the forthcoming NatWest Challenge matches at Lord's and The Oval will not be affected by the recent terrorist attacks on London's transport system

London matches set to go ahead as planned

Team news ahead of the latest round of Championship matches

Joyce returns after ICC heroics

Michael Vaughan and Ricky Ponting give their reaction to the result at Headingley

Vaughan: 'It certainly can't hinder your confidence'

07-Jul-2005•Jenny Thompson at Headingley

Ireland and Bermuda into last four

A round-up of all the action from the final round of matches in Group A of the ICC Trophy

West Indies A ended the first day of the final unofficial Test, at the Saravanamuttu Stadium, on 277 for 5

West Indies A ride on Ganga's hundred

07-Jul-2005•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Pakistan to tour India in February

Pakistan will tour India to play three Tests and five one-day internationals in February 2005, just days after completing a gruelling three-month stint in Australia

The Pakistan Cricket Board has welcomed the compromise agreement between Ten Sports and ARY over the broadcasting rights dispute that had threatened to disrupt coverage of the game in Pakistan

PCB welcomes compromise over TV rights

The Australian television network due to broadcast the four-Test series against India is confident of screening it no matter which Indian company wins the coverage rights

Fox Sports to broadcast Test series

Brian Lara has said that the hurricanes that lashed the Caribbean islands recently inspired his team to play to their potential in the ICC Champions Trophy recently, where they pulled off a surprise win

The hurricanes were the catalyst, says Lara