Cricket News

Michael Vaughan has insisted he was misquoted in an interview with The Guardian on Tuesday, which appeared to claim that the notorious drinking binge in St Lucia, that culminated in Flintoff's 4am Pedalo excursion, had damaged the side

Cricket Kenya will be holding its elections on June 24 with all positions on the board up for review

Holly Colvin and Lydia Greenway were the stand-out performers on the opening weekend of Super 4s action

Sri Lanka have named a 15-man A squad for the tour of England starting next month. Tilan Samaraweera, who played the last of 39 Tests at Edgbaston last year, leads the side

Ticket availability and information for the 2007 series between England and India

Selectors announce two-week camp in Abbottabad.

Ronnie Irani has announced he will retire at the end of the 2007 season due to the long-standing knee problems which forced him to give up bowling four years ago and have limited his appearances this summer

The BCB officials have said that Whatmore is still welcome to coach Bangladesh

A magnificent 130 from Shaun Pollock allowed Africa XI to harbour hopes of a great escape but Asia XI's tall total allowed them to post a 34-run win in the first Afro-Asia Cup ODI in Bangalore

Harare Metropolitan Provincial Cricket Association has a slight headache in completing the PG Timbers Vigne Cup League

Hundreds of tickets for the Old Trafford Test have been stolen from the Barmy Army and it is understood that a number of these have appeared for sale on online auction sites such as EBay

The Professional Cricketers' Association have named their side to take on West Indies in a charity Twenty20 match at Arundel on June 26

Chris Gayle has been declared fit the third Test starting on Thursday at Old Trafford

John Emburey, one of the contenders for the job of India's coach, admitted that he wasn't surprised when he was contacted by the BCCI

John Wright has withdrawn from the race to become the head coach at Australia's Centre of Excellence in Brisbane

Dwayne Bravo is looking to put the advice he has received from Brian Lara to good use when the third Test against England gets under way at Old Trafford on Thursday

Trevor Bayliss will be interviewed by Sri Lanka next week as a potential replacement for Tom Moody as the country's head coach. Bayliss is competing with at least one other Australian, Terry Oliver, who is in charge of the Queensland team

Mali Richards, the son of Viv Richards, has launched a stinging attack on Middlesex, where he was on the books in 2003 and 2004

A round-up of the latest County Championship matches

In a game shorn of many big names, one man from Pakistan provided all the star value, writes Jamie Alter