Cricket News

An interesting final day is on the cards in the first match of Sri Lanka's A tour of New Zealand, after two enterprising declarations on the second day at Alexandra

West Indies have named a 13-man squad for the first Test against England, which starts at Sabina Park in Kingston on Thursday (1505 GMT)

Sri Lanka took the honours on day one

Mithun Manhas proved to be the secret weapon as North Zone triumphed by 59 runs after dismissing East Zone for 349 in an absorbing contest at Mohali

Osman Samiuddin introduces Pakistan's new medium-pacer, Rao Iftikhar Anjum

You did not need Nostradamus to predict what the lucky winner of the tosswould do

Muttiah Muralitharan burst out of blocks in the race to 500 wickets, ripping through Australia's formidable batting order to leave Sri Lanka in pole position in the opening Test in Galle.

As Sri Lanka and Australia prepare to lock horns at Galle, the pitch for the first Test promises to take spin almost from the first ball

Sri Lanka A began their tour of New Zealand soundly in their three-day game against Otago at Molyneux Park

After undergoing a worrying ankle operation recently, Ashish Nehra proved his fitness in the first innings of the Duleep Trophy final at Mohali, with 20 overs of consistently probing bowling

As Sri Lanka and Australia prepare to lock horns at Galle, the pitch for the first Test promises to take spin almost from the first ball

An era ended when Queensland beat New South Wales by 37 runs on a day of declarations and an engrossing chase

Western Australia finished its season with an 87-run win against South Australia at the Adelaide Oval

Until the end of the Indian tour of Pakistan, we will be running a daily Paper Round of what newspapers in India and Pakistan, and from around the world, are saying about this series

A stubborn 50-run stand for the eighth wicket allowed Central Districts to draw their three-day match against the South Africans

The crucial Pura Cup match between Victoria and Tasmania ended in a disappointing draw when play was abandoned because of poor light

As Sri Lanka and Australia prepare to lock horns at Galle, the pitch for the first Test promises to take spin almost from the first ball

As Sri Lanka and Australia prepare to lock horns at Galle, the pitch for the first Test promises to take spin almost from the first ball

Rain made for unplayable conditions at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, and the second one-dayer between Zimbabwe and Bangladesh was duly called off

Four dropped catches by the North Zone fielders, including two by Yuvraj Singh, could prove critical as East Zone gave themselves a fighting chance of an historic triumph at Mohali