Cricket News

Namibia's U-19 coach, Doug Walton, has said the 15 players selected for the World Cup in Australia were chosen with one objective: "qualifying for the super eights"

Danish Kaneria has been cleared by the panel appointed to investigate allegations of foul play in the Faysal Bank Super Eight T20 match between Karachi and Peshawar

India A will tour New Zealand in September, as part of the BCCI's initiative to send the team on two international tours every year before the start of the domestic season

Shannon Gabriel, the injured West Indies fast bowler, has said that he is not likely to be fit in time for the home Test series against New Zealand, which begins on July 25

Vikram Solanki and Phil Hughes both hit centuries but Worcestershire still fell to a 12-run defeat to Lancashire on the Duckworth-Lewis method

Jonathan Trott responded diplomatically to questions about Kevin Pietersen's international retirement and the resting of James Anderson

Adrian Barath has called on his colleagues to help restore the pride of West Indies' cricket in the final match of the Test series against England

Durham adopted a cautious approach in their search for a first Championship win of the season against Warwickshire at Chester-le-Street

Tony Palladino took a hat-trick and Tim Groenewald claimed a five-wicket haul to put Derbyshire in command on the first day against Leicestershire

Speaking about England's decision to rest James Anderson from the final Test against West Indies Andy Flower defended the rotation policy

In the 2012-13 season, Kingsmead will be without its usual Boxing Day Test, breaking a tradition that has stood fairly firm since readmission in 1992

Following PCB chief Zaka Ashraf's trip to India last week which led to increased optimism about resumption of cricketing ties between the two countries, he met with senior politicians in Pakistan to discuss the issue

Cheteshwar Pujara took a huge step towards Test selection as he added 73 with No. 10 Shami Ahmed to take India A to a thrilling win in the first unofficial Test

Waqar Younis, the former captain and coach of Pakistan, has been interviewed for the position of Australian bowling coach, as Cricket Australia intensifies its search for the man to replace Craig McDermott

A timeline of the dispute between Chris Gayle and the West Indies Cricket Board

South Africa have replaced their traditional Boxing Day Test with a Twenty20 international for the 2012-13 home season

West Indies A redressed a disappointing second-innings collapse during a spirited last hour with the new ball on the third day