Cricket News

India were shot out for 179 in just over 55 overs to give South Africa victory by 174 runs.

Despite being overlooked for the Australian squad for the fifth Ashes Test in Sydney, Andrew Hilditch, Australia's chief selector, has insisted that Stuart MacGill remains in the thinking of the selection panel.

Having been spanked to most parts of McLean Park in Napier during the first ODI against Sri Lanka, New Zealand's bowling attack are looking to improve on a bowling performance that saw them give up a hefty target 285 with ten overs to spare.

Michael Hussey is still in awe of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath and will be a close admirer during the pair's final Test in Sydney

Stuart Clark's stunning returns in the Ashes series have not surprised Michael Hussey, who has been regularly troubled by his team-mate's accuracy and bounce

Carib Brewery's Sponsorship and Events manager is very optimistic about the negotiations for a new sponsorship deal when the current one expires at the end of this season

Defending Carib Beer Series champions Trinidad and Tobago will be the team to beat when the 2007 regional cricket series bowls off on January 4

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's injured finger could hamper him while batting but he was still confident about saving the second Test and did not rule out the possibility of a victory

Mark Boucher was confident that his team had the bowling arsenal to dismiss India inside two sessions on Saturday

Almost a year after the country's Sports & Recreation Commission dissolved the board of Zimbabwe Cricket and established an interim replacement, a new board has been elected

Kenya's coach Roger Harper says none of the other Associate countries taking part in next month's World Cricket League first division tournament will be taken lightly as the team prepares for the World Cup

Just when you thought Christmas was all over for another year here it comes again - well, at least for the five lucky winners of our Melbourne Ashes competition

Former Test umpire David Shepherd has warned that leading umpires face burn-out unless the ICC tackles the issue and appoints more officials to its elite panel

Readers give their feedback over the ongoing issue of obtaining visas to travel to the Caribbean to watch the World Cup

Mohammad Asif has been included in Pakistan's 17-man Test squad for the tour of South Africa, starting next month

Bad light halted play for a fourth successive day at Durban, with India struggling at 34 for 2 chasing an imposing 354

Sharad Pawar, the president of the Indian board (BCCI), has filed his nomination for the post of ICC president as the 'common representative of the Asian bloc' after the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) met in Singapore and agreed on his nomination

McMillan was dropped from the one-day squad around the same time last year for the four home ODIs against Sri Lanka after a poor performance in the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy against Australia

The Ashes have gone and the Melbourne Test went in three days, but the England coach Duncan Fletcher does not believe it was the worst performance of his coaching reign

When Australia were 5 for 84 on day two at the MCG, it was tempting to believe England were finally fully switched on