Cricket News

The rain had put a dampener on the proceedings and very few spectators were at the ground

Only 28 overs play was possible on the first day of the five day Irani Trophy tie between Rest of India and Ranji Trophy champions Karnataka at the Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore on Friday

Zimbabwe had only one chance to qualify for the LGCUP final on Sunday

South Africa, after the resounding win against Zimbabwe, had moved to second place ahead of their neighbours on the point's table

Nairobi - India, after a very difficult start, recovered well to defeat Kenya by 58 runs in match four of the LG Cup in Kenya

Nairobi - South Africa in their first match against Zimbabwe since the World Cup defeat at Chelmsford beat a gallant Zimbabwean team at the Nairobi Gymkhana Club Ground by 9 wickets

The Zimbabwe captain Alistair Campbell won the toss in the opening match of the LG Cup and put Kenya in to bat

Both teams went into play with two changes in their respective teams

Tamil Nadu prospered through three useful partnerships to post an imposing total of 280/9 at close of play on day-2, with an overall lead of Andhras first innings total of 140 runs

Pakistan, already without the injured Shaoib Ahktar, rested Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis so that they could introduce the latest express fast bowler to come off the assembly line in their third successive victory over the West Indies that ended the

Colombo, Sept 18: Opening batsman Michael Slater with 119 and rookie fast bowler Scott Muller with five for 64 took the honours for Australia on the second day of their threeday tour game against a Board XI at the CCC Ground on Saturday

Toronto, Sept 18: Pakistan won the three-match DMC one-day international cricket series in Toronto on Saturday with a decisive 42 run win over the West Indies

The first match of the second leg of the DMC Toronto Cricket Festival, dubbed "DMC Trophy" expectedly generated more response from the crowd

Toronto: Pakistan won the first match of the DMC Trophy against West Indies by 15 runs

India A have drawn level in the five-match America Challenge series in Los Angeles, defeating Australia A by five wickets in the second match Thursday

Toronto, Sept 15: Rahul Dravid cracked 77 and held four brilliant catches as India defeated West Indies by 88 runs to win the Toronto Cricket Festival series of the three One-day Internationals 2-1 here on Tuesday

Steve O'Shaughnessy, the former Lancashire and Worcestershire batsman, answered Cumberland's call with a priceless innings of 118 on the opening day of the Minor Counties final at Netherfield

The first match of the five match series between India 'A' and Australia 'A' in the AXN America Challenge saw Australia drub India

Another spell-binding demonstration of clean, uncomplicated power hitting by Ricardo Powell saved the West Indies from complete humiliation but not from heavy defeat by India in the final of the DMC Cup here yesterday

Forget the "International All-Star" shambles from last month