Cricket News

All-rounder John Stephenson who was released by Hampshire at the end of last season, declared the sum of £192,092 from his 2001 Benefit.

Experience, rather than record, and injuries, rather than form, have regained Sherwin Campbell his place in the West Indies team he had held for 21 consecutive Tests until a year ago

The Indian Sports Minister Uma Bharti has once again confirmed India's determination not to play cricket against Pakistan

After a frustrating couple of days in Masterton, we were thrilled to see the sun shining on Wellington's Kelburn Park

The more I watch one-dayers, the more convinced I am that this is a game that revolves how well a side can force the opponents to be on the defensive

Steve Harmison, Ian Bell and Matthew Wood ensured another positive day for the ECB National Academy in Melbourne.

Canterbury Black 303/4 dec (Mitchell Shaw 127, Adam Coleman 91; Tim Riley 1-12, Brayden Hill 1-30) met Otago Gold 101/4 (Michael Higgins 34, Ben Munro 31; Mitchell Shaw 3-20) at Culling Park, Dunedin

A change in attitude - not the end of selection rotation - was the key factor in Australia's form reversal in the cricket tri series, batsman Mark Waugh said today.

The following players have been named by the WA Selectors to represent the Western Warriors in an ING Cup game v the NSW Blues at the SCG on Sunday 3rd February 2002.

Former captain Moin Khan was held back hours after being told to rush to Bangladesh as cover-up for wicketkeeper Rashid Latif

Papua New Guinea made light of England's attack when scoring a creditable 222/6 on Lincoln Green today

Marcus North has been included in the Western Warriors squad to play the Tasmanian Tigers in a Pura cup game in Hobart starting Friday.

Scotland picked up a victory when beating Kenya in their pool match of the ICC Under-19 World Cup match in a rain-affected match in Dunedin today

It was a red letter day for Northern Districts cricket

Nepal may be the location of the world's highest mountains but their Under-19 World Cup cricketers scaled the cricketing heights with a momentous upset victory in the ICC event in Christchurch today

This week I wanted to look at England's chances in India and give an early appraisal on their progress but being on holiday made it difficult to keep up to speed with the `goings on' on the sub-continent

India wilted under sustained England pressure in the field as the tourists successfully defended a total of 250 in the second one-day international

Chris Cairns has remained in Sydney with a minor back strain while his New Zealand team-mates drove to Bowral for tomorrow's limited-overs match against an Australian Country XI at Bradman Oval.

The Tasmanian Selectors have today announced the Cascade Tasmanian Tigers team to play the Western Warriors in the Pura Cup at Bellerive Oval commencing Friday, 25th January 2002.

Following the tour to India before Christmas the England team management called for a full investigation into Somerset fast bowler Richard Johnson's knee injury, to see whether or not it would stand up to the rigours of test match cricket