Cricket News

Anand Vasu attends the funeral and remembrance service of Hanumant Singh, the former Indian batsman

Adrian Shaw has been appointed as Glamorgan's first team coach, replacing John Derrick in a move that had been anticipated in recent days

Ronnie Chisholm, one of Scotland's finest batsmen, has died aged 79. After making his debut in 1948, Chisholm played a record 80 times for his country, scoring 3175 runs including 17 fifties

Rain overnight and cloud cover for most of the afternoon meant play stopped 15 overs short, though to many that might have been a relief given that only 199 runs had been scored in the 75 available.

Darrell Hair, the Australian umpire who this month was banned from umpiring in internationals, has been retained on the ECB reserve umpires list for 2007

For the third match in a row India's batsmen caved in under the floodlights against a relentless pace attack, surrendering to a 80-run defeat in the fourth ODI at Port Elizabeth

Jimmy Ormond, the Surrey fast bowler, has extended his contract with the club for a further year

Three late wickets from Andy Bichel earned Queensland a close eight-run victory over Victoria at the MCG

With a recall to the national team in the offing, Sourav Ganguly prepared for a possible tour of South Africa by giving up the captaincy of the Bengal Ranji Trophy side

Michael Vaughan was dismissed for a seven-ball duck on his return to action for the England Academy side against Western Australia 2nd XI in Perth

Glenn McGrath has emerged as an injury worry for Australia ahead of Friday's second Test after he was excused from bowling during the team practice session at the Adelaide Oval

Matthew Hoggard and Matthew Hayden look ahead to the Adelaide Test

Hanumant Singh died at the age of 67 suffering from Hepatitis B and then contracting Dengue. Former cricketers and his contemporaries reacted to his passing away

Sourav Ganguly has said that the thought of retirement never crossed his mind,

Hanumant Singh, the former Indian batsman, brought an elegance to cricket both as a player and as coach and administrator

Hanumant Singh, a batsman who played 14 Test matches for India between 1964 and 1969, has died in Mumbai at the age of 67. He was suffering from Hepatitis B and dengue, which led to kidney and lung complications

After two days in which the batsmen struggled to bat for long periods, Pakistan finally managed to get a substantial partnership going as they took charge of the third Test at Karachi

Duncan Fletcher believes the way his batsmen countered Shane Warne at the Gabba will be a big boost for the remainder of the series

Brett Lee is confident he will not suffer the same problems with his delivery stride in Adelaide as he looks to improve on a disappointing first Test