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Reid fears for lack of Aussie depth

Bruce Reid, the former Australian left-arm seamer, has sounded a warning about the dearth of quality fast bowlers in Australian cricket at present, and believes that the current international incumbents will have to hang in there for a little while yet be

13-Apr-2006•Andrew Miller

Higgins the man to take the title

This year's snooker world championships appears to be the most open in years, with defending champion Shaun Murphy set to be challenged by former winners Ronnie O'Sullivan, John Higgins, Stephen Hendry and Mark Williams and a crop of other would-be winner

13-Apr-2006•Simon Cambers

Time running out for Sehwag and Kaif - Gooch

India lately has been hoping for Virender Sehwag to come good. There have been endless public assurances and even bouts of captaincy for good measure. It hasn't worked. Jamshedpur only added to the unease

13-Apr-2006•Graham Gooch

MCC instigate lobbying commitee

Marylebone Cricket Club, the former governor of the world game and the guardian of its laws, has renewed its drive to become an influence on the modern-day game by forming a committee of leading Test cricketers from eight of the ten member countries

13-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Bond expects pitches to help seamers

Shane Bond, New Zealand's main strike bowler, is confident that the late-summer pitches in South Africa will assist the seam bowlers

13-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Lawson called for throwing in local league

Jermaine Lawson, the West Indies fast bowler, has been called for a suspect bowling action while playing in a league match in Jamaica over the weekend

13-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Sami routs Faisalabad for 97

A round-up of the third-round Pentangular Cup matches that took place on April 12

13-Apr-2006

Sachin still has a role, especially as a mentor - Chappell

Greg Chappell has expressed confidence that Sachin Tendulkar, currently recuperating from a shoulder operation, will come back refreshed and will have a key role to play in the World Cup

13-Apr-2006•PTI

Bashar says his run-out was 'pathetic'

Habibul Bashar has said that his run-out in the second innings was the most `pathetic' episode of his career and admitted that Bangladesh were yet to learn how to sustain their performance in the second innings

13-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hopes to replace Watson in one-day squad

James Hopes will fly to Bangladesh to replace the injured Shane Watson in Australia's one-day side. Watson is still recovering from a calf injury picked up when playing for Queensland in the recent Pura Cup final

13-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Brilliant Ponting seals the deal

Ricky Ponting held his nerve to take Australia to a three-wicket victory over Bangladesh shortly after lunch on the final day

13-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

One-day decision has to be made, admits Vaughan

Michael Vaughan has insisted that he is currently far from considering quitting the one-day game but admitted he may have to do so in the future to continue playing at the highest level

13-Apr-2006•AFP

Footitt called up against team-mates

Mark Footitt, the Nottinghamshire left-arm seamer, has been called-up to play against his team-mates for MCC

12-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Afridi announces 'retirement' from Tests

Shahid Afridi has announced his `retirement' from Test cricket

12-Apr-2006•Osman Samiuddin

ICC defends itself against Almanack attack

The ICC has dismissed suggestions by Matthew Engel in Wisden Cricketers' Almanack that it is putting money ahead of other considerations

12-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Nick Knight announces retirement

Nick Knight has announced that 2006 will be his last season of in first-class cricket. He has spent 11 years with Warwickshire after joining them from Essex in 1995

12-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Sehwag and Kaif might miss Indore clash

Virender Sehwag blamed a collective lack of application from the Indian top-order for the five-wicket defeat against England at Jamshedpur

12-Apr-2006•Anand Vasu in Jamshedpur

'Our seamers did a very good job' says Strauss

Andrew Strauss did much right on the day, scoring 74 and leading England to their first ODI victory of the series, but was typically modest and handed the credit to his bowlers

12-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Peter Robinson dies aged 54

Cricket writer Peter Robinson has died at his home in Johannesburg at the age of 54. He had been suffering from cancer

12-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Australian defeat 'would be a wake-up call'

Paul Marsh, the Australian Cricketers' Association chief executive claimed that Australia's poor performance in the Fatullah Test was down to exhaustion

12-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

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