Cricket News

In the latest round of National League games, a lightning-fast 92 from Nick Knight meant that Lancashire were chasing 310 at Edgbaston

Holland batted out the day to secure a draw in their Intercontinental Cup match at Aberdeen, despite being set a gettable target of 307 with 61 overs left in the game

Bill Frindall, the statistician for the BBC's Test Match Special and known as the Bearded Wonder, has been honoured with the MBE, on the occasion of the Queen's birthday

Chris Read has been dropped from England's one-day squad to make way for Geraint Jones, while there is a first call-up for Lancashire's fast bowler Sajid Mahmood, who impressed on the England A tour to India and Malaysia earlier this year

A broken hand has put Shane Warne out of cricket for three to five weeks

Geoff Marsh, Zimbabwe's coach, has expressed disappointment over the ICC's decision to postpone Zimbabwe Tests till 2005

A broken hand has put Shane Warne out of cricket for three to five weeks

The Star Club of India, which first gave experience of British conditions to Test stars such as Sachin Tendulkar, Saurav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid, arrives in Scotland on Sunday afternoon (June 13) for a four-match visit

New Zealand started the third day at Trent Bridge with a timely morale boost from Down Under

A broken hand has put Shane Warne out of cricket for three to five weeks

Daniel Brigham reports on the third day's play at Chelmsford

Peter Taylor has cautioned the International Cricket Council against accepting the Sri Lankan board's request to allow Muttiah Muralitharan his doosra, saying that it was like `going from one disaster to another'

Desmond Haynes has expressed concerns about the West Indian team's readiness for English conditions

Makhaya Ntini will be travelling to Uganda this weekend as part of South Africa's 10 years of democracy celebrations

Peter Taylor has cautioned the International Cricket Council against accepting the Sri Lankan board's request to allow Muttiah Muralitharan his doosra, saying that it was like `going from one disaster to another'

While his former New Zealand team-mates played for pride against England at Trent Bridge, Craig Spearman today broke the record for the highest first-class score by a Gloucestershire player

Peter Taylor has cautioned the International Cricket Council against accepting the Sri Lankan board's request to allow Muttiah Muralitharan his doosra, saying that it was like `going from one disaster to another'

Less than a year after its inception, Twenty20 cricket continues to gather momentum ..

After all the conflicting reports and denials of the past few weeks, India and South Africa have finally come to an agreement on the itinerary for South Africa's tour later this year

Chris Cairns produced a heroic bowling performance on his final Test appearance, to give New Zealand a slight edge at the close of the second day's play at Trent Bridge