Cricket News

Khaled Mahmud, Bangladesh's increasingly isolated captain, looks to be on his way out after more dismal one-day performances against England

Time is running out for weary Mahmud

11-Nov-2003•Martin Williamson

Noffke injured as match heads towards stalemate

Given the state of top-level fast bowling in Australian cricket, the last news Trevor Hohns needed today was Ashley Noffke had suffered another back injury

The spring run-scoring spree of NSW captain Steve Waugh and Simon Katich continued with a hard-hitting 270-run partnership against Tasmania at Bellerive Oval

Waugh and Katich flay Tasmania

1st Grade Men: R2 - 15 Nov (1-Day) Ricc v Syd Hag 3, OC v St A Elm 1, LPW v ES Gar 1, HSOB v BWU Hag 1, Mar v Canty Country War 1

Canterbury Cricket draw for weekend

(All matches to start at 9am) Senior Traditional Two-day Section 1 and 2, second day of two

Canterbury Junior Cricket weekend draw

Canterbury Youth Cricket draw for weekend

U14C (1-day) No matches

The Black Caps are recognised as the dominant team in the cricketing world, both in Tests and ODIs

New Zealand Cricket signal next phase of development

Dashing openers are ten-a-penny in the modern age, but in the days when openers blocked and middle-order batsmen attacked, the West Indian left-hander

Flashy Fredericks

Munaf Patel has been included in the Mumbai team for the next two Ranji Trophy matches while leg spinner Sairaj Bahutule returns to captain the side

Munaf in Mumbai team

Sourav Ganguly has renewed his contract with Percept D'Mark for the next five years and the deal is believed to be in the region of Rs 50 crore

Ganguly renews Percept contract

Martin Snedden, the chief executive of New Zealand Cricket, said when releasing the strategy for the next four years, known as "Pushing the Boundaries" that it was his hope that whenever his job is completed the legacy would be that the grassroots

Snedden looks to grassroots legacy

Karl Johnson, the turf manager who created the cricket pitches at New Zealand Cricket's High Performance Centre, that have seen the world Women's and men's Youth World Cups staged at Lincoln University, has resigned his position to become the turf

Lincoln turf manager Hamilton bound

Somerset have ended speculation over who will lead them in 2004 by reappointing Michael Burns as their captain

Burns remains Somerset captain

11-Nov-2003•Julia Roberts

Report & results for Sunningdale Golf Day

Srinath to retire from international cricket

Javagal Srinath has announced his retirement from international cricket after thirteen years

11-Nov-2003•Dileep Premachandran

Derbyshire sign allrounder Wright as second overseas player

Derbyshire have signed Damien Wright, an allrounder from Tasmania, as their second overseas player for next season