Cricket News

Zimbabwe will play three warm-up one-dayers against a National Club League select side as preparations continue for the series against South Africa A and Bangladesh

Kenya began their ICC Tri Series in comprehensive style with a 190-run win over Scotland at Mombasa today after recording their second-highest one-day total of 328 for 5

Sussex expect to be without their overseas players for the first few matches of their county championship defence

What if the fans had been white, Telford Vice asks Herschelle Gibbs in an open letter

Dominic Thornely helped New South Wales extend their lead to 268 on a deteriorating pitch after the Blues denied Victoria first-innings points at the SCG

The World Cup opening ceremony is to be held at the Trelawny stadium which will also host four warm-up matches. All the players and officials of the 16 World Cup teams will attend the ceremony which is to be televised across the world

Clive Lloyd has been appointed manager of the West Indies team for the four-match one-day series in India

Herman Gibbs, the father of Herschelle Gibbs, has lashed out at the ICC for banning his son on the charge of racist abuse

Wasim Bari, Pakistan's chief selector, expressed fears that the expected return of Umar Gul, the injured fast bowler, for the second Test against South Africa next week might backfire

Shane Bond's latest back injury could be more serious than first thought and he will have scans in Sydney on Thursday to determine whether he can continue in the Commonwealth Bank Series

Michael Vaughan, the England captain, will miss Friday's CB Series match against Australia in Brisbane due to a torn left hamstring

Despite another delay, the PCB reiterated its aim to implement the new constitution by the end of this month.

Michael Bevan, who at his peak was the best one-day batsman in the world, has retired with immediate effect

Pakistan are planning to conduct dope tests on all 30 members of their provisional World Cup squad.

Just before leaving for Canada's trip to Kenya, National Coach Andy Pick passed on some of his thoughts. Overall he was upbeat and looking forward to a busy tour.

Canada's national coach, Andy Pick, was upbeat ahead of his team's trip to Kenya, a tour he sees as an ideal opportunity to nail down the starting eleven for the team's World Cup campaign in March

Bangladesh's under-fire wicketkeeper, Khaled Mashud, has been fined 50 percent of an ODI match fee

The inquest into England's disastrous Ashes campaign is to be chaired by the former executive director of the European PGA Tour, Ken Schofield

Worcestershire have confirmed that Zaheer Khan, the Indian Test bowler, will not play for them in 2007.