Cricket News

New Zealand's bowling attack looks as fragile as Daniel Vettori's ankle after the left-arm spinner was forced home from the cricket tour of Australia just two weeks before the first Test in Brisbane.

Less than 24 hours after Brian Lara passed a medical test and West Indies looked set to take a full strength squad to Sri Lanka key middle order batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul has been ruled out with a back injury

Railways registered a 10-wicket victory over Uttar Pradesh in their Central Zone Ranji tie at the Karnail Singh Stadium, Delhi, today

The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) interim committee faces a legal showdown on Tuesday as they bid to end the television rights dispute before the West Indies tour of Sri Lanka

The Scorpions team for the first national league womens match to play NSW in Wollongong on November 3 & 4 is as follows:

Pakistan coach Mudassar Nazar Monday said paceman Shoaib Akhtar had been selectd after he cleared fitness tests

Tamil Nadu emerged worthy winners of the MJ Gopalan Trophy 2001 after they got better of Colombo Districts Cricket Association (CDCA) XI by virtue of their 199 runs first innings lead

Day Three of the Central Zone Ranji trophy matches saw the batsmen flourish at both Delhi and Jaipur, as three hundreds were crafted, giving their respective sides a definitive hand up

Indian selectors on Tuesday named the 16-man squad for the three-match Test series against South Africa

Former England Test batsman, Raman Subba Row, has been appointed match referee for the three-match Test series between Sri Lanka and West Indies and for the triangular tournament that follows, ICC communications manager, Mark Harrison, confirmed

Pakistan have announced a star studded side for the Hong Kong Sixes tournament in November

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) have requested changes to the proposed itinerary for their tour of Sri Lanka after changes made made to accommodate the General Election scheduled for December 5

The SACA Second XI will play the ACT Second XI in an ACB Cup match atAdelaide Oval from Monday 29- November 1, 2001.

Daniel Vettori's injury woes continued today with news that he is to come home from Australia after suffering a slight tear in his syndemosis ligament which runs across the front of his ankle

New Zealand's Cricket Academy suffered a thumping 151-run loss at the hands of the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy of Australia at Lincoln today

Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly will at last be able to draw on the services of left-arm pacemen Zaheer Khan and Ashish Nehra

New Zealand batsmen Mathew Sinclair and Matthew Bell have both scored centuries in the tour match against the ACT President's Eleven at Manuka Oval in Canberra.

The Champions Trophy 2001, which will be keenly contested between Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Zimbabwe has found a new sponsor

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Cape Town, Oct 23 - The parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation today praised the organizing committee of the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup (CWC) for "accommodating all sectors" of society in its plans for the 54-match tournament to be