Cricket News

On a slushy day, with a wet out-field delaying the start of play until 2 p.m., Railways made the most of their limited batting time to reach a comfortable 129/1 at the end of the day.

This was a day on which 14 wickets fell and some of the best batting came from two tenth-wicket partnerships in a match that has seen 11 ducks, ten caught behinds and two career-best bowling performances

Auckland ripped through Canterbury today on the third day of their State Championship match at Eden Park as the visitors appeared to forget that the primary aim of batting is to score runs

A sampling of British press reaction to last night's first ODI loss to New Zealand by England has highlighted the collapse crisis facing the side while also raising questions about Darren Gough's future role in the tour, especially the Test series

Karnataka pulled off a three-wicket win against Delhi in the finals of the HSBC National Cricket Tournament for the Blind at the SPIC-YMCA ground in Chennai

The NSW Blues have made it through to Sunday week's ING Cup final after anailbiting win over Western Australia at the WACA ground last night

Steve Waugh flew into South Africa with his Australian Test team on Thursday and vowed to return for next year's World Cup by regaining his one-day place

Somerset skipper Jamie Cox has had a season to remember back home in Tasmania this winter

Peshawar batted themselves into a winning position by increasing their overall lead to a substantial 397 on the second day of their Quaid Trophy Grade-I clash against defending champions Lahore Blues at Arbab Niaz Stadium in Peshawar Wednesday

Match Report: Win in Pak, ODI 1

A strokeful and chanceless century by Imran Javed put Karachi Whites in the drivers seat against Faisalabad at stumps on the second day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match at the National Stadium Wednesday

Rawalpindi's Naveed Ashraf was only himself to blame as he missed what was a perfect opportunity for him to score a century in the Quaid Trophy Grade-I match against Lahore Whites Wednesday at Rawalpindi Stadium

Critics of the policy of allowing Bangladesh 'A' to participate in the Busta Cup on the grounds that they would lower the standards of the competition received a fine reply when the touring side had Trinidad & Tobago on the mat for much of their

Sri Lanka and Pakistan have agreed to cancel their meaningless round robin game in the Asian Test Championship (ATC) and play a straight final from March 6-10 at Lahore, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) announced Tuesday

Pathetic Otago batting resulted in Central Districts achieving a win by 425 runs - the fourth highest victory by a runs margin in New Zealand cricket history at Alexandra's Molyneux Park today

SYDNEY - Steve Waugh is to be replaced as captain of Australia's one-daycricket team, the Australian Cricket Board announced today.

The National One-day Cricket Tournament will be played from March 8 to April 7 with 28 teams, including 10departments, 14 associations and four provincial sides vying for top honours

Australia's selectors have dropped a bombshell today, announcing the axing of national captain Steve Waugh from the country's one-day international team.

Whitewashing visiting cricket sides is becoming quite a common feature with Sri Lankan national teams and Sri Lanka A are looking for a three-nil clean sweep when they take on Kenya in the final unofficial Test at Dambulla on Thursday

Queenslander Martin Love compiled a stylish century against South Australia as the Pura Cup leaders dominated the opening day of the top of the table clash here today.