Cricket News

On the heels of the announcement that the West Indies Cricket Board Inc

The day began with Surrey pressing on, losing nightwatchman Ian Salisbury almost immediately for four and Ward, Brown, Stewart and Tudor then each lost his wicket assaulting the Somerset attack, who, Bulbeck aside, were less threatening than in the

The England batsman, Mark Butcher, says he hopes the authorities will be lenient with him after he voiced doubts about Ruchira Perera's bowling action.In his weekly column for the Croydon Advertiser, Butcher suggested that the Sri Lankan seamer

Richard Clinton has unfortunately suffered a fracture to his right wrist whilst batting in the first innings of the current Frizzell County Championship match against Derbyshire at Chelmsford

Hampshire field two Young Cricketers sides in Guernsey and Sussex during the half-term holiday week

Sri Lanka's new chairman of selectors believes that experience will be the key to success in the 2003 World Cup in South Africa, suggesting an imminent shift away from the youth focused selection policy pursued in recent years

Young Canadians doing well at Academy

What better way of celebrating Her Majesty's Golden Jubilee than by staging a round of Norwich Union League matches

Bushrangers all-rounder, Ben Oliver today informed the Victorian Cricket Association (VCA) of his intention to join the Tasmanian Tigers for the 2002/03 season.

New Zealand Cricket are not pursuing retired All Black Jeff Wilson, and are leaving him alone until he feels ready to make a return to cricket

After staying in their London hotel overnight, the Somerset players set off at 11am this morning to make the long journey north to Scarborough in preparation for their third round Cheltenham and Gloucester match against the Yorkshire Board XI

LAHORE - For the third series in succession, the PCB is engaging an extra official, this time for the tour to Australia for the three-match Super Challenge tournament

The Tasmanian Cricket Association is pleased to announce that young Victorian All-Rounder , Ben Oliver will be joining the Cascade Tasmanian Tigers for season 2002/2003.

Sri Lanka are considering taking a gamble with their magical off-spinner in the second Test against England at Edgbaston

Just two points separate the top three in Southern Electric Premier League, Division 3, where Hambledon, Purbrook and Alton continue to set the early pace

The WACA has today made an official approach to win the services of former Victorian swing bowler Damien Fleming to play for the Western Warriors.

The County Ground was a sorry place to be this morning after a series of heavy showers passed across leaving puddles on the covers and the second eleven and Academy players restricted to indoor net practice

Squad for the Match against Shropshire which is due to start on 29th May 2002 at Telford in the C & G Trophy

An opportunity for all Young Gladiators to meet the players

They may have lost more than a day's play at Chelmsford, but Essex and Derbyshire look to be heading for an exciting finish tomorrow after a further clatter of wickets