Cricket News

Playing some top flight cricket that included aggressive batting sustained over a period of time and quick bowling that put the batsmen on the back foot, New Zealand 'A' enjoyed the sweet taste of success in their semi-final match of the MRF Buchi

Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee today justified India's decision to pull out of the Asian Test championship starting later this month saying it was not the opportune time to resume cricketing ties with Pakistan

After a day of toil and sweat, Shane Warne finally landed his 400th Test wicket at the AMP Oval today while, after waiting ten years, Mark Ramprakash finally made his first Test century on home soil

A record-breaking 315 by Warwickshire's Mark Wagh was the highlight of a draw against Middlesex in this promotion battle at Lord's

In front of a capacity local crowd who had come to cheer Sri Lanka's first series victory for 16 months and with his captaincy attracting increasing criticism, Indian captain Sourav Ganguly finally cast off the shackles of poor form to guide his side

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly believes his match winning unbeaten 98 is one of his best ever Test innings

Somerset Seconds lost their penultimate game of the season against Glamorgan by 4 wickets

Indian Railways ground home their advantage on the second day of their semi-final clash with New Zealand 'A' in the MRF Buchi Babu Tournament at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Friday appointed Sri Lanka Ashoka de Silva as umpire for the Asian Test Championship opener between Pakistan and Bangladesh starting at Multan from next week

Off-spinner Saqlain Mushtaq will miss the Asian Test Championship opener between Pakistan and Bangladesh starting at Multan from Aug 29

Sri Lankan captain Sanath Jayasuriya blamed his batsmen after India beat Sri Lanka by seven wickets to win the second Test at Kandy and square the series

Notts duly completed a seven wicket victory over Derbyshire 45 minutes into the final day

The Indian team may go to Bangladesh to participate in a triangular tournament with Pakistan as the third team from December 23, 2001 to January 12, 2002

Somerset Chief Executive Peter Anderson has attended a meeting along with Gloucestershire and E.C.B

Bangladesh made a disappointing start to their brief tour to Pakistan when they were dismissed for 161 by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) XI on the opening day of the three-day game at the UBL Sports Complex Friday

Somerset Chief Executive Peter Anderson recently attended a meeting along with Gloucestershire and ECB

Somerset gradually turned the screw on Surrey on the third day at Taunton, building a lead of 360 by the close, with five wickets still in hand

Worcestershire needed only 20 minutes on the last morning to wrap up a 112-run victory over Hampshire at New Road

Sussex's promotion hopes were dealt a blow at Hove today when they suffered their first ever defeat against Durham

No 'Dazzler' in the England squad for India