Cricket News

New Zealand are considering possible roles for John Wright, who is keen to remain in Canterbury after refusing a position at Australia's Centre of Excellence

Andrew Flintoff has said his friendship with Michael Vaughan remains as strong as ever, despite Vaughan's comments about Flintoff's conduct at the World Cup

Sources close to Zimbabwe Cricket have told Cricinfo that senior board officials were "taken aback" by the recommendation made by the ICC's cricket committee that they should continue to be left out of Test cricket

A round-up of the latest County Championship matches

Emily Drumm has thought about quitting after a recurrence of a hamstring injury

Jacques Kallis will lead South Africa during their one-day tour in Ireland, which includes an ODI against the hosts and three against India in Stormont, in place of the injured Graeme Smith

A European XI pulled off a two-wicket victory at Lord's against MCC

The selected players will have to attend a camp in Bangalore from June 13 to June 16

Glenn McGrath is being sounded out for a possible coaching role with New South Wales, according to their chief executive, Dave Gilbert

Ray Mali, the Cricket South Africa president, has been appointed as the acting president of the International Cricket Council following the death of Percy Sonn in May

West Indies produced their best cricket of the series as the opening day of the third Test at Old Trafford offered the most compelling contest of the early summer

Andre Nel says he was the victim of racism during Sunday's match for Essex against Surrey at Whitgift School

Syed Ashraful Haq, the ACC chief executive, has said that he is happy with the way the Afro-Asia Cup has gone so far, although he warned that the packed international calendar made it difficult to ensure top players appeared

Kenya will host the next Afro-Asia Cup which will be held in June next year

Tony Cozier looks ahead to the third Test at Old Trafford

Lucius Thomas, the Jamaican police commissioner, said that the police were in receipt of some material which they were in the process of studying

Michael Vaughan's claim that he did not use the word "Fredalo" in describing the reasons England under-performed at the World Cup has been contradicted by the newspaper that originally ran the story

Simon Katich will almost certainly finish his career with New South Wales after signing a new five-year deal that will keep him in Sydney until he is nearly 37

A round-up of the latest County Championship matches

The ICC board has unanimously approved a recommendation for Cricket South Africa to nominate an acting president following the death of Percy Sonn last month