Cricket News

Former Indian cricketers EAS Prasanna and Atul Wassan feel that it is far too early to be critical of John Wrighht's performance as Indian coach.

The unsuccessful pace due in Multan and Colombo captivated everyone yesterday in BKSP by capturing four wickets each against a three-day practice match against Bangladesh-A

The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) is set to introduce Match Referees this season

Jacques Rudolph scored his third century in nine days as the South African A team romped to a 148-run victory over Kenya in a one-day match against Kenya at the Laudium Oval on Tuesday

Barbados performed with the force of a tropical storm during the Red Stripe Bowl preliminaries

A puff of white smoke may not have been seen pouring out of a chimney at Lord's yesterday, after the International Cricket Council announced its vision for the future, but clearly a new era is upon the game

The following players have been selected in a squad of 13, for the Warriors' opening game in the ING Cup for season 2001-2002.

Western Province cricket selectors today selected both Paul Adams and Claude Henderson in their squad to play Gauteng in a Supersport Series match at the Wanderers starting on Friday

England expect to have a fully-fit squad to choose from for tomorrow's fourth encounter with Zimbabwe, despite the injuries sustained in the previous game

Longevity was the key word when it comes to Alf Gover, who has died at the age of 93

Despite the United States-led military attacks on Afghanistan, the Zimbabwe cricket team's tour of the United Arab Emirates for the Sharjah triangular series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka is still on.

The Sri Lanka cricket team is likely to be sponsored by a reputed local tea company with a big international market

Nasser Hussain, James Foster and Andy Flower have received severe reprimands following a confrontation between Foster and Flower during yesterday's match

A maiden unbeaten century from Sewnarine Chattergoon figured largely in Guyana's home victory over Antigua at the Bourda Cricket Grounds, giving Guyana four more points in their quest for Red Stripe Bowl

Tasmania's selectors have kept faith in the two line-ups that delivered the state late success in 2000-01 in the naming of the ING Cup and Pura Cup squads that will travel to Sydney this week to tackle New South Wales.

Hampshire were presented with two Modern BOLA bowling machines, thanks to the efforts of the Bournemouth and New Forest Area committee ...

Philo Wallace spent the day yesterday in a Georgetown hospital after a late-night operation on his appendix on Saturday

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officially put its senior and junior selectors on its pay-roll when it released two-month salaries last week

Northern Districts' Scott Styris is not the only New Zealander getting some early season cricket in Australia this summer

A Golden Oldies Cricket Festival has been planned as part of the celebrations for Canterbury Cricket's 125th anniversary in March