Cricket News

Simon Jones has done enough to convince the England A management that he is fit and raring to go, and is likely to be wrapped in cotton wool and sent home - straight into the squad for the tour of West Indies

Sri Lanka's top order let their side down to fall 19 runs short of a modest target set by West Indies in the Super League match at the Fatullah District Stadium

South Africa pulled off an exciting three-run win - and ended India's unbeaten record in the competition - in their floodlit Super League match at the Bangabandhu Stadium in Dhaka

After winning the first one-dayer and playing a vital role in it, Ricky Ponting was pleased with the team's efforts, and that their plans worked.

Sri Lanka's coach, John Dyson, had his chin up as he spoke about the team's performance in the first one-dayer

Sri Lanka's coach, John Dyson, had his chin up as he spoke about the team's performance in the first one-dayer

Victoria beat Western Australia by two wickets, and gained the bonus point that gave them an outside chance of making the ING Cup final against the same opponents later this month

The ICC have sent a three-man group to identify bowlers with flawed actions at the Under-19 World Cup as part of its new measures to deal with the problem

The Pakistan Cricket Board has unveiled the itinerary for India's first Test tour of Pakistan in almost 15 years

Pakistan have recalled Shahid Afridi and Saleem Elahi to their training squad for the series against India

India's first full tour to Pakistan since 1989-90 has been delayed for to logistical reasons

Central Districts' joy at dismissing Wellington for a low score was short lived, Matthew Horne made runs on a rainy day, and Otago were placed well at the end of the first day of the State Championship

Mohammad Ashraful flew Bangladesh's flag with pride on the third day of the first Test at Harare

Kevin Pietersen continued his good form on England A's tour of India with his third century, against South Zone at Gurgaon

After winning the first one-dayer and playing a vital role in it, Ricky Ponting was pleased with the team's efforts, and that their plans worked.

Sri Lanka's coach, John Dyson, had his chin up as he spoke about the team's performance in the first one-dayer

After winning the first one-dayer and playing a vital role in it, Ricky Ponting was pleased with the team's efforts, and that their plans worked.

Sri Lanka's coach, John Dyson, had his chin up as he spoke about the team's performance in the first one-dayer

New Zealand Women stayed alive in their six-match series against their Australian counterparts as they won the fourth match by 20 runs at the Bankstown Oval in Sydney

Barbados and Guyana were in a commanding position as Round seven of the Carib Beer Cup continued