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Prospects brighter for Guyana's farewell

The chances of the fourth ODI between West Indies and Zimbabwe actually going ahead increased after a day of good weather on Saturday and Herculean efforts by the groundstaff to get the outfield dry

07-May-2006

Don't write me off, says McGrath

Glenn McGrath has warned those writing him off ahead of this years Ashes and aims to reclaim a spot among the top three ranks in the Australian team

07-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Promise of profit won Asia the bid - Bindra

IS Bindra has said that it was Asia's promise of churning out $ 400 million extra in profits which helped them clinch the rights to host the 2011 World Cup ahead of Australia and New Zealand

07-May-2006

Bucknor wants to do more Caribbean games

International umpire Steve Bucknor feels he is being kept from standing in matches in West Indies for no apparent reason

07-May-2006

Umpire Bucknor accuses TV crews of doctored images

Steve Bucknor, a member of the ICC's elite panel of umpires, has complained that television production companies are misusing technology to make umpires look bad and key players look good

07-May-2006

Warne thinking ahead to 2009 Ashes

Shane Warne says it's possible he could still be playing Test cricket when Australia return to England for the 2009 Ashes series

07-May-2006

Sean Williams heads to Newcastle

Sean Williams has ended speculation on his future by signing up with Clara Vale Cricket Club in Newcastle, England, as their overseas professional

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Moody remains upbeat

Tom Moody, Sri Lanka's coach, refused to be dispirited by the thumping 10-wicket defeat his side suffered at the hands of England A at New Road

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Appeals against umpire decisons on the cards

The ability of players to appeal against decisons made by on-field umpires were the main recommendations made by the ICC's cricket committee

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

ICC gives guarded endorsement of technology trial

The ICC's cricket committee has given a guarded endorsement to a trial of the extended use of technology during its two-day meeting in Dubai

06-May-2006•Brian Murgatroyd

Kallis joins a club of two

Jacques Kallis created history when he dismissed Michael Papps to join Garry Sobers as the only player to have scored 8000 runs and taken 200 wickets in Tests

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Alleyne goes down with all guns blazing

A round-up from the the final day's play in the latest County Championship matches

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

'ICC's lbw move will reduce umpires to dummies' - Venkat

The International Cricket Council's proposal to have lbw decisions referred to third umpires by batsmen has evoked a strong reaction from S Venkatraghavan, the former Indian umpire

06-May-2006

Sri Lanka go down with barely a whimper

The Sri Lankans offered little fight as they went down by ten wickets to England A in a little over two days

06-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Speed: I will not walk away

Malcolm Speed has said he has 'no intention of walking away from my position' after calls from disgruntled Zimbabwe administrators for him to stand down

06-May-2006•Malcolm Speed

Pakistan board rope in Mudassar Nazar

The Pakistan Cricket Board has appointed Mudassar Nazar as the director of the National Cricket Academy

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Players ask Indian board for less cricket

India's cricketers have joined the debate over player burnout, with Virender Sehwag, the vice-captain, telling reporters than the board had been asked to reduce the number of matches played by the team

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Indian board plans its own stadium in Delhi

The BCCI has made plans to construct its own stadium in Delhi to host matches for the 2011 World Cup

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

New Zealand fight to stay in the hunt

A rapidly fluctuating Test has been left intriguingly poised as New Zealand fought back strongly through Chris Martin and a scrapping performance from their batsmen

06-May-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Sir Vivian Richards Stadium gets World Cup approval

The Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua has been given the thumbs up for World Cup games by the International Cricket Council (ICC), according to local organisers

06-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

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