Cricket News

England chairman of selectors David Graveney has nsisted that security would have to be "A1" for the winter tour of India to go ahead

Bob Woolmer, ICC High Performance Consultant will be visiting Canada, Holland, Kenya and Namibia in short order to start work with these countries on their World Cup preparation

It's been a long wait, but at last New Zealand's summer gets underway today in Brisbane

New Zealand made a steady start against the Queensland Second XI in the first match of their Australian tour at Allan Border Field today.

Afghanistan were facing defeat against Nawshera at stumps on the opening day of the two-day Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-II match at Peshawar's Arbab Niaz Stadium

IN MEMORIAM

At one stage, when Ajay Ratra and Dinesh Mongia were cantering along uninhibitedly, Rest of India looked certain to overhaul Baroda's total comfortably and establish a daunting first-innings lead

Kenyan captain Maurice Odumbe has charged that umpire Dave Orchard, one of South Africa's most senior officials, was "not friendly" towards the east Africans during Sunday's Standard Bank One-Day International in Kimberley

All five of New Zealand's One-Day Internationals with England in February will be day/night matches

Like a squirrel getting out and gathering nuts to store away for winter, former New Zealand cricket captain Jeremy Coney has been storing cricketing gems for the summer and an in-depth series of television documentaries to be screened by SKY

Pakistan coach Mudassar Nazar Sunday said he would remind his players to be extra cautious on this month's tour to Sharjah after four cricketers were summoned by the World Cup inquiry commission and in the background that the venue is also under

If they were right when they said the Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton, then why should the battle to regain the Ashes not start at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst

Former captain Wasim Akram Sunday once again pleaded his innocence and maintained that his team lost the 1999 World Cup matches fair and square

Pakistan vice-captain Inzamam-ul-Haq will lead Multan in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-II Tournament

The following squad has been selected for the Warriors ING Cup game vthe Queensland Bulls, on Sunday October 21, following the Pura Cupmatch, and the WA v Tasmanian Tigers ING game on Wednesday 24th October.

New Zealand Academy batsman Shanan Stewart's unbeaten 74 shone like a beacon at Lincoln Green today, as the home side ended the first day of their match with the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy side from Australia in a strong position

An incandescent hundred from Colombo Districts Cricket Association (CDCA) middle-order batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan saw his team win a nail-biter and claim a 1-0 lead in the three-match series against Tamil Nadu for the FC De Saram trohphy

At the end of round four, the Patron?s Trophy Grade-I Tournament is taking up shape according to form and strength of the teams

South Wilts left-arm pace bowler James Tomlinson and promising batsman Chris Benham, from Cove, have been signed by Hampshire on a summer contract basis in 2002

Two of the Southern Electric ECB Premier League's most exciting local young cricketing prospects - Bournemouth's Chris Park and David Wheeler, the New Milton all-rounder - could be headed towards a career on the county circuit