Cricket News

The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced that it will invite Wasim Akram, Imran Khan and Aaqib Javed to coach Pakistan's fast bowlers before India's tour in March

Sairaj Bahutule, the legspinner from Mumbai, will lead India A in three matches against England A

In a well-contested game, the Indians scored 254 for 6 and beat the Prime Minister's XI by one run in a thrilling encounter

Ehsan Mani, chairman of the ICC, has accepted that England are unlikely to fulfil their scheduled tour of Zimbabwe this winter

Freddie Auld talks to Richard Nowell

In the wake of the death of David Hookes, Australia's coach, John Buchanan, has expressed hope that Darren Lehmann will be able to put his grief to one side and focus on re-establishing himself in the Australian Test team

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) today announced the 12-man squad to take on the Victorian Bushrangers in this Friday's ING Cup game at the Adelaide Oval.

In a well-contested game, the Indians scored 254 for 6 and beat the Prime Minister's XI by one run in a thrilling encounter

New Zealand's selectors have named a full-strength White Ferns side to play the first three matches in the six-match Rosebowl Series against Australia in February

Sussex have dismissed speculation that they have approached Steve Waugh with an offer for him to be one of their overseas players for the 2004 season

As Sri Lanka's senior statesmen - Sanath Jayasuriya (34), Hashan Tillakaratne (36) and Marvan Atapattu (33) - near the end of their careers, a flock of youngsters are jockeying for position, hopeful of stepping into their hero's shoes

Ricky Ponting and his team were among around 15,000 mourners who gathered to pay their respects at the funeral of David Hookes at the Adelaide Oval

Darren Gough's international career could yet be revived in the West Indies, despite his scathing criticism of the England selectors in a Sunday newspaper

Jacques Kallis is a slight fitness worry for South Africa as they prepare for the second one-day international against West Indies at Port Elizabeth

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union stepped up the pressure on the ECB when Peter Chingoka, the ZCU chairman, emailed all 18 county chief executives with arguments as to why next October's controversial England tour should go ahead

Stephen Fleming hit his second hundred in consecutive matches as Wellington thrashed Northern Districts by 62 runs

Mark Butcher has called on the England & Wales Cricket Board to reach a swift decision on the question of whether to tour Zimbabwe, as he and the rest of the England squad prepare to fly out to the West Indies next month

Khaled Mahmud has left the international cricket scene a bitter man after finding himself surplus to requirements in his very own team

David Hussey is the latest Australian batsman to be added to the list of potential signings to fill Nottinghamshire's second overseas player slot this summer

Chris Adams has yet to sign a new contract with Sussex, after rejecting a recent offer for a two-year extension