Cricket News

Board president Thilanga Sumathipala has made a personal plea to the country's prime minister for an urgent investigation into a series of newspaper articles alledging links to underworld killers

Nathan Astle's effort in scoring his ninth Test century speaks volumes of the place he is now at in his cricket career

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has introduced an island wide coaching programme designed to stamp out chucking

Herschelle Gibbs' flourish at the top of the innings and Jacques Kallis' lesson in middle-order stability helped South Africa to a six-wicket win, and so level the five-match series and set up the decider on Sunday

Henry Olonga has been granted a five-year visa to remain in Britain

Pakistani speedster Waqar Younis will touch down at Sydney Airport tomorrow, in time to face University of NSW star and former Test foe Michael Slater this Saturday

Geraint Jones gives all the right answers when asked about which country he will be supporting in the rugby World Cup.

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) today confirmed that West End Redbacks new recruit Andy Flower will this weekend debut for the Sturt District Cricket Club

Daryl Tuffey will enjoy better days than that he experienced at Ahmedabad today, in fact he has enjoyed them, most notably against India in New Zealand last year

Matthew Hayden's century, and subsequent big-hitting, put Australia firmly in control on the opening day of the first Test against Zimbabwe at Perth

1987 An Allan Lamb special gave England a memorable victory over West Indies at Gujranwala in their first match of the World Cup

India's captain explains why he dropped down the batting order, and what he thinks will happen in the remainder of the first Test

The pre-season friendly between Nashua WP and Boland is heading for an exciting finish at Brackenfell on Thursday

Zimbabwe predictably struggled on the first day of the inaugural Test on Australian soil, at Perth

Andrew Hall and Yousuf Youhana have been hauled before an ICC Code of Conduct meeting after their mid-pitch confrontation in the second ODI at Lahore last Sunday, following a review of video footage of the incident

Murray Goodwin's comments about selection policies in his native Zimbabwe may result in him facing disciplinary action in his adopted country Australia

Zaheer Khan's three strikes, which followed Rahul Dravid's 222 and Sourav Ganguly's unbeaten 100, put India in control at Ahmedabad

Sourav Ganguly's hundred was played out in three different parts: the first phase, when he struggled, the second, when he became more assured, and the third, when he scored at a rapid pace

The sights and sounds from the fringes of the Ahmedabad Test captured by Wisden's Roving Reporter.

Zimbabwe's policy of having colour quotas in the national side had been a problem for some years, according to Andy Flower