Cricket News

Australia recorded a magnificent 342-run win and wrapped up the series, their first in India for 35 years

New Zealand wrap up a comprehensive victory by an innings and 101 runs in the second Test at Chittagong, Daniel Vettori finishing the game with 12 for 170

Pakistan gain lead thanks to Younis Khan's century on Day 2

Derek Crookes made a fiery 77 as Gauteng fought back on the first day at Durban

Trinidad and Tobago overcame a stiff target and fading light to snatch a thrilling win against Barbados in the first semi-final of the regional one-day competition at St Philip

Adam Gilchrist is the fastest Test runscorer of all time, according to historic scientific research in the new edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack Australia

Australian batsman Matthew Hayden hopes to feast on his favourite dishin Trinidad this weekend when the West Indies send a little-knownAnguillan off-spinner into his first cricket Test.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has said that it will not force its players to play in the Afro-Asia Cup

John Davison has negotiated his release from South Australia to play for Canada in the semi-final of the first ICC Intercontinental Cup trophy against the UAE

The ICC has said that the final decision on Sourav Ganguly's six-match ban for slow over-rates may be taken on Thursday

Rahul Dravid speaks to the media after losing the test series to Australia in Nagpur

Mashonaland defeated Matebeleland by a comfortable 285 runs in the opening match of the Logan Cup campaign

Adam Gilchrist speaks to the media after wrapping up the series win in India

Tino Best has been fined 50% of his match fees for bowling beamers

Neil Carter has signed a new one-year contract with Warwickshire, thus ending speculation about his future

Neil Ferreira is expected to be called into the squad when the Zimbabwe selectors name their team for the first Test

England's itinerary for this winter's tour of Pakistan is likely to be announced this week

Simon Katich got stuck into India's bowlers on the third day of the Nagpur Test and scored a vital 99, helping his side to a score of 202 for 3, and a lead of 415

Daniel Vettori wrecked Bangladesh for the second time in the match, as New Zealand were just two wickets from wrapping up the second Test by an innings

Daren Ganga, the West Indies A captain, has been named the Trinidad and Tobago Cricketer of the Year for the 2004-05 season at the T&T Cricket Board's 49th annual prize-giving ceremony