Cricket News

Recalled Durham batsmen Mark Stoneman and Gordon Muchall assembled an unbroken partnership of 61 in a seriously truncated first day in the County Championship clash with Warwickshire at Edgbaston

Durham recover from Di Venuto loss

Rain was the only winner on the opening day of Glamorgan's County Championship match against Surrey at the Swalec Stadium, where only eight overs were possible

Weather limits leaders to eight overs

Title-chasing Nottinghamshire were frustrated by the weather in their attempts to overhaul County Championship leaders Yorkshire, with only 17 overs of play possible on day one against Essex at Trent Bridge

Nottinghamshire frustrated by rain

No one was more disappointed about a washout at Headingley than Yorkshire batsman Adam Lyth, who can see the chance to join a highly exclusive group of cricketers slipping through his grasp

Adam Lyth aims to join elite group

29-May-2010•Jon Culley at Headingley

Finn stands tall under murky skies

Plays of the day from the third day of England v Bangladesh at Lord's

29-May-2010•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Gomez replaces Sreesanth as Kerala captain

Sreesanth, the India fast bowler, will not captain Kerala in the 2010-11 domestic season but has been included in a list of 24 probables for the same

Steven Finn made the most of the 28.5 overs allowed by rain and bad light on the third day at Lord's to further enhance his reputation with three wickets as Bangladesh limped to 237 for 7 under overcast skies

Steven Finn rattles Bangladesh on rain-hit day

29-May-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Younis' request for open hearing turned down

Younis Khan's request to have his appeal against the indefinite ban imposed on him by the PCB heard in presence of the media has been turned down by the arbitrator hearing the appeals , former high court judge, Irfan Qadir

That both India and Sri Lanka have rested their main players for the Zimbabwe tri-series is a small mercy, as some new contests might be seen

Jaded rivalry banks on new faces

29-May-2010•Sidharth Monga

USA crush Argentina in opener

A round-up of matches on the first day of the ICC World Cricket League Americas Region Division One tournament in Bermuda

New Zealand Cricket is viewing its joint venture with United States of America Cricket Association as a long-term investment

NZC sees USA as long-term investment

The one-year ban imposed by the PCB on former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik has been lifted by the appeal tribunal

Shoaib Malik's one-year ban lifted

29-May-2010•Osman Samiuddin

'Aggressive bowling won it for SA' - Graeme Smith

Graeme Smith, the South Africa captain, has singled out his team's aggressive bowling as the factor that clinched a 67-run win in Dominica for the visitors and enabled them to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series

The decline of West Indies cricket, Hilaire added, was also a reflection of what, according to him, was the virtual irrelevance of the "notion of being West Indian" to the younger players

'More embarrassment in store from West Indies' - Hilaire

On an otherwise lacklustre day from England's bowlers, one man stood out from the crowd - and not merely because he's the lankiest player on show. Steven Finn's Test debut came in bewildering circumstances in Chittagong back in March, only days after arri

Finn the stand out for lacklustre England

28-May-2010•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Shahadat ends bitter Lord's memories

On this very day five years ago, Bangladesh were subjected to one of the most comprehensive drubbings ever witnessed in the history of Test cricket

28-May-2010•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Taylor lauds Zimbabwe's all-round performance

Several of Zimbabwe's displays in the past had centered around one player with the rest failing to contribute but Taylor said the victory today marked a break from that trend

Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan has come out in support of Shahid Afridi, saying he should be given a long run as captain to avoid the destabilising effect of frequent changes at the top

Give Shahid Afridi time, says Imran Khan

Surrey have suspended Andre Nel, the former South Africa fast bowler, for two matches following continued on-pitch controversies

Surrey ban Andre Nel for two matches