Cricket News

Canterbury's cricket clubs are being asked to consider some far-reaching changes for the benefit of cricket throughout the region

Based on what seemed to be a policy to develop some of the more promising young players around, it would have been a most welcomed bonus if Barbados had won either the Busta Cup or the Busta Shield

Shane Warne has pleaded for some recovery time on the beach in Durban after transforming his 100th Test into the most memorable match of his career.

England's hopes of getting the winning result out of the first National Bank Test against New Zealand in Christchurch largely depend on how they do tomorrow

What a hiding Pakistan took and but for the weather, the match might have ended inside four days

When Bangladesh squad is accepting humiliating defeats at the hands of other Test nations, one has to hang on with that common belief that it might take at least 4 to 5 years to level up the standard of our cricket

Ricky Ponting's dramatic century in Cape Town had the leadership hallmarks of a future Test skipper but he's reluctant to see it that way.

The 2002 Busta International Shield finals will now be contested from 4 - 7 April, 2002 instead of the previously announced 22 - 25 March, 2002

The Manicaland cricket-viewing public has been denied the chance of watching their team contest the league cup final this Sunday against Old Georgians as the game has been moved to the `neutral' venue of Harare Sports Club

South African fast bowler David Terbrugge will be given the once over by physiotherapist Craig Smith on Thursday to ensure that he is fit enough to play in the third and final Castle Lager/MTN Test match against Australia starting at Kingsmead on

Home team Manawatu won the right to play the last Hawke Cup challenge when beating Thames Valley over the weekend in the play-off match between the runners up from zones one and two

Sourav Ganguly, currently leading the Indian team in the one-day series against Zimbabwe, will lead India during the tour of the West Indies, announced Board of Control for Cricket in India Honorary Secretary Niranjan Shah at Kochi today.

Ashish Nehra is one of the finest fast bowlers in the land, and he proved it yet again in North Zone's four-day Duleep Trophy encounter against the South at the Nahar Singh Stadium, New Delhi.

An unbeaten century by opener Riffatullah was the cornerstone of Wapda's 28-run win over Rest of Punjab in a Pool 'C' match of the National One-day Cricket Championship at Gaddafi Stadium Tuesday

Shadab Kabir continued his magnificent form when he propelled Pakistan Customs to a comfortable eight-wicket victory over Lahore Whites in the National One-day Cricket Championship at National Stadium Tuesday

Michael Slater's much-touted return from the wilderness gave way to Tasmania's much-touted tilt at a finals berth as the Tigers assumed early command of the Pura Cup match against New South Wales here in Hobart today.

Chris Harris might have missed out on a place in the all-time Canterbury XI, but he proved his worth to the modern generation of players and supporters when setting up a possible match-winning advantage over Otago at Alexandra today

After a commanding performance at Mohali that saw India's batsmen notch up 320 in 50 overs, the same line-up of batsmen slumped to 191 all out at Kochi

1981-82 (Sri Lanka in Pakistan) The senior players were never really comfortable in playing under Javed Miandad

England scored 30 runs more than New Zealand wanted on the first day of their National Bank Test at Christchurch's Jade Stadium