Cricket News

Newly appointed Pakistan coach Mudassar Nazar Thursday said three months was not sufficient time to prove his credentials but still vowed to prove that he was the right choice

New Zealand's Cricket Academy made full use of the head start it made to the season last week, and the batting skill of Chris Cairns, to beat Central Districts by 79 runs in a 40-over match at Lincoln Green today

Sir Viv Richard's Induction Photo © WICB World renowned star batsman, Sir Isaac Vivian Alexander Richards of Antigua was inducted into the Cricket Hall of Fame in a gala ceremony held at the Radisson Hotel, Cromwell, Connecticut, Saturday,

Not much is happening in Matabeleland cricket at present with the England tour, as the week is taken up with the two one-day matches

Brian Murphy is currently in Australia for coaching sessions with the renowned coach of leg-spinners, Terry Jenner

Former Test fast bowler Colin Croft has called on cricket officials to seriously think about shifting the West Indies' upcoming tours of Sri Lanka and Pakistan to the Caribbean

Barbados' déjà vu story of crashing out at the semifinal stage of the Red Stripe Bowl will come to an end today if Sherwin Campbell is serious about his words

The Australian Cricket Board announced today that champion leg-spinner Shane Warne and wife Simone are celebrating the arrival of their third child, Summer Warne, who entered the world at 8.20am this morning weighing 7 pounds, 14 ounces.

Sussex CCC are pleased to announce that Murray Goodwin has agreed a new two-year contract which will keep him at the Club until the end of the 2003 season

Tasmania has maintained its unbeaten pre-season record by defeating a New South Wales composite side in today's practice match between the teams at the Shore School in Sydney.

The first semi-final of the Red Stripe Bowl competition, between Guyana and Jamaica, produced a thrilling tie

The visiting Under-16 West Bengal Cricket Association received a 22-run defeat at the hands of the hosts in a reduced over match in BKSP today

Mike Shrimpton, coach of the CricInfo Women's World Cup winning New Zealand CLEAR White Ferns, has just finished a follow-up visit to Dunedin spending time with the Otago section of the New Zealand Women's High Performance Squad

Having already lost the services of internationals Matt Horne and Paul Wiseman, Otago coach Glenn Turner was philosophical about today's announcement that Mark Richardson has joined the list of Otago's departing players

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is liklely to give thumbs up to International Cricket Council's proposal of rescheduling domestic international commitments on neutral venues

There was good news for Nottinghamshire today when it was announced that three promising young players have pledged their immediate futures to the club

James Kirtley has today been officially reported for a suspect bowling action after being scrutinised during England's victory over Zimbabwe in Bulawayo yesterday

The meeting that was attended by representatives of all of the first class county teams and the M.C.C., was a briefing to discuss the cricket programme for the 2003 season, and will inform a decision making meting that will take place in December

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The strength of the East Christchurch Shirley Cricket Club lies in its depth of young talent, which consistently provides representative players for Canterbury