AFP

South Africa lose fear of failure

South Africa's euphoria after their victory in what has been hailed as the greatest one-day game of all time was officially declared over by the coach Mickey Arthur

15-Mar-2006•AFP

Mix-up disrupts Pakistan training

Pakistan's preparations for their one-day series against Sri Lanka were disrupted after the ground they had planned to use was booked for a softball game

14-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Australia and New Zealand push for 2011 World Cup

Australia and New Zealand will jointly bid to host the World Cup in 2011 with a plan to hold an equal number of matches in both countries

28-Feb-2006•AFP

Asian countries set to bid jointly for World Cup

India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh agreed to make a combined bid for the 2011 cricket World Cup but have sought time to finalise the bid document

25-Feb-2006•AFP

Injury-hit England not seeking replacments yet

England will not be asking for immediate replacements ahead of next week's Test series against India despite the 16-man touring squad being plagued with injuries and illness

24-Feb-2006•AFP

Bravo to miss second one-dayer

Chanderpaul praises sports psychologist

21-Feb-2006•AFP

Afridi ruled out of series

Pakistan's chances of staging a fightback in the one-day series against India take a knock with Shahid Afridi being ruled out of the remaining two matches

14-Feb-2006

McGrath doubtful for one-dayers in South Africa

Glenn McGrath is highly unlikely to play for Australia on their one-day tour of South Africa next week but has yet to scrap playing in the following three-Test series

13-Feb-2006•AFP

Three injured in crowd stampede

Three people were injured on Sunday when thousands of fans rushed across the border of India to reach Pakistan for the third one-dayer on Monday

12-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ranatunga urges Murali not to play in Australia

'Obviously there's a campaign against him in Australia'

12-Feb-2006•AFP

Shaken Aussies in must-win situation

Australia may have paid the price for underestimating the Sri Lankan fielding

11-Feb-2006•AFP

Warne won't cut his workload

Shane Warne has no plans to ease off his bowling workload as he faces another exhaustive schedule

08-Feb-2006•AFP

Tufnell jibes upset Ponting

Phil Tufnell has got under the skin of Australia's cricketers with jibes about them losing the Ashes to England

07-Feb-2006•AFP

Buchanan tells Simpson to stay with the times

The former Australian coach Bob Simpson should change with the times and understand the role of the modern-day coach, according to John Buchanan

06-Feb-2006•AFP

Muralitharan reprimanded for gesture

Muttiah Muralitharan will face an "unofficial reprimand" after responding with a single-finger gesture to crowd taunts

03-Feb-2006•AFP

Hayden braced for crowd backlash

Australia's cricketers are bracing themselves for a hostile reception when their tour of South Africa begins later this month

01-Feb-2006•AFP

Sri Lanka have ingredients for World Cup success: Moody

Tom Moody, Sri Lanka's coach, believes that Sri Lanka have the ingredients to win the 2007 World Cup if the senior players step it up

01-Feb-2006•AFP

Guyana battling to provide accommodation

Battling to get sufficient accommodation for the estimated 25,000 people expected in Guyana for the 2007 World Cup, Guyana is building new hotels, upgrading existing ones and establishing bed-and-breakfast homes

19-Jan-2006

Indian camp remains tightlipped over team composition

Nothing was revealed about Sourav Ganguly's possible inclusion in the lineup

10-Jan-2006•AFP

Musharraf invites Indian PM

Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has invited Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to visit Pakistan to watch the upcoming series, and for talks on their dispute over Kashmir

08-Jan-2006•Cricinfo staff

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