Cricket News

Lancashire look poised to take another step towards promotion from the Division Two, despite the best efforts of Worcestershire batsman Moeen Ali

Bangladesh A salvaged some pride from their disastrous tour, after they beat England Lions by four wickets in the third and final one-day game

James Faulkner was unimpressed by England's defensive approach and suggested the Oval crowd should have got a refund after a slow third day

Wayne Parnell and Simon Harmer pulled South Africa A out of the depths of 97 for 6 with an unbeaten 134-run partnership in the second and final unofficial Test against India A in Pretoria

The weather forecast for London was not wrong as the fourth day of the final Investec Ashes Test was abandoned without a ball bowled

Spinners Dean Cosker and Andrew Salter shared seven wickets as Glamorgan sealed their second Division Two victory of the season, beating Leicestershire by an innings and 37 runs at Swansea

David Coltart, Zimbabwe's former minister of sport, said that cricket in the country is now in a critical state, following a financial crisis which almost resulted in a boycott from the players

Chris Gayle, the captain of the Jamaica Tallawahs, has praised the contributions of Kumar Sangakkara and Andre Russell after the pair helped their side defeat Barbados Tridents by seven wickets

Ahmed Shehzad, in the company of his captain Mohammad Hafeez, established several records on way to plundering an unbeaten 98 against Zimbabwe

Umesh Yadav has said he didn't give slowing down his pace a thought even when he was injured

Zaheer Khan, the India pace bowler, has admitted fitness has been a major issue holding him back in recent times

A controlled chase, followed by a merciless onslaught from Andre Russell, helped Jamaica Tallawahs beat Barbados Tridents by seven wickets in the second semi-final of the Caribbean Premier League

Ramnaresh Sarwan, the captain of the Guyana Amazon Warriors, said his team's hunger to win the Caribbean Premier League was one of the main motivators during the semi-final against Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel

The ECB has stepped up the pressure on Australia's coach, Darren Lehmann, for his attack on Stuart Broad by accusing Lehmann of "incitement"

A dogged career-best 152 not out by Gloucestershire's rookie wicketkeeper Gareth Roderick thwarted Kent's hopes of securing a three-day win in Canterbury

Chris Tremlett could be forgiven for thinking if all his efforts are worth it. Firstly he misses out on a Test recall he seemed assured of, then he takes a career-best 8 for 96 only to then see Surrey's top order crumble

The committee's primary job will be to organise coaching camps in Bengal to develop the cricketers in the state

Gearing up for the Champions League T20 was not the intended purpose of the first eKasi Cup match, but it was a welcome consequence for Lions and Titans

England women orchestrated two mini-collapses - one at the start and one in the middle-overs - to secure victory over Australia women in the second ODI at Hove and draw level

A half-century from Ned Eckersley and afternoon rain held up Glamorgan's pursuit of victory on the third day at Swansea.