Matches (4)

Women's Hundred (1)

One-Day Cup (1)

Men's Hundred (1)

CPL (1)

TR-W

149/6

LS-W

(16/100 balls, T:150) 19/0

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YOR

247

SOM

(32/50 ov, T:248) 142/2

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Sri Lanka will bounce back in Tests, insists Moody

Sri Lanka have put their dismal one-day tour of India behind them and are geared up for a better show in next month's Test series, Tom Moody, the Sri Lankan coach, said on Monday

21-Nov-2005•AFP

BCCI snubs England over venues

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has rejected England's request for better venues when Michael Vaughan's team tours the country next March-April

17-Nov-2005•AFP

Hodge and Symonds in, Clark covers for Warne

Brad Hodge and Andrew Symonds will play in Thursday's second Test against the West Indies but Ricky Ponting, the Australian captain, has delayed a decision on the final spot between Stuart MacGill and Nathan Bracken.

16-Nov-2005•Cricinfo staff

MacGill firms as curator predicts turn

The Bellerive Oval pitch will be well-suited to Stuart MacGill's legspin in the second Test against West Indies starting on Thursday

15-Nov-2005•AFP

Australia sticks with family tour policy

Cricket Australia has no plans to prevent families of Australian players from staying with them on overseas tours

13-Nov-2005•AFP

Warne wants MacGill for Hobart Test

Shane Warne on Friday urged selectors to bring in fellow leg-spinner Stuart MacGill to bamboozle the West Indies in next week's second Test at Hobart

11-Nov-2005

Security tight for Multan

Pakistan will deploy 3,000 policemen and a team of sniffer dogs to ensure tight security for England during the first Test in Multan

10-Nov-2005•AFP

Wasim: 'don't be fooled by England'

Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram has brushed aside concerns that England are ill-prepared for their first Test against Pakistan at Multan on Saturday

09-Nov-2005•AFP

'We would benefit from Vaughan's absence' - Inzamam

nzamam-ul Haq, the Pakistan cricket captain, says that his side would benefit from Michael Vaughan being ruled out by a knee injury in the first Test in Multan starting November 12

09-Nov-2005•Cricinfo staff

Bracewell denies rift with Fleming

John Bracewell has denied any rift with Stephen Fleming over the decision to omit Chris Cairns from the tour of South Africa

09-Nov-2005

Rejuvenated South Africa target Indian prize

A year ago, South Africa couldn't beat a credible opponent in one-day cricket. Now they head to India on Friday for a five-match series as the world's second-ranked team

09-Nov-2005•AFP

Ponting says Ashes loss was not a 'bad thing'

The shock of losing the Ashes to England may have been good for Australian cricket, according to Ricky Ponting

09-Nov-2005•AFP

PCB chief hopes tour will improve image

Shaharyar Khan, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, says he hopes that the forthcoming Test and one-day series with England will improve his country's image - both on and off the field

07-Nov-2005•AFP

Fielding tactics concern Woolmer

Bob Woolmer, the Pakistan coach, questioned Michael Vaughan's controversial fielding tactics, saying he would seek clear guidelines from Test officials

06-Nov-2005•AFP

'I'm enjoying my cricket, simple as that' - Warne

Shane Warne, the Australian legspinner, has given a hint that he might be around for next year's much-awaited Ashes series against England after another sleight-of-hand performance to conjure five West Indian wickets at Brisbane on November 5

05-Nov-2005•AFP

Winning definitely a possibility, says Ramdin

It will take a history-thumping performance, but Dinesh Ramdin believes West Indies are capable of pulling off a chase that currently sits at a distant 508

05-Nov-2005•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan want India to play a Test at Karachi

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officials want India to play a Test match and a one-day international in the port city of Karachi during their tour early next year, an official said on Thursday

03-Nov-2005•AFP

Walsh banks on Windies to spring a surprise

Courtney Walsh and Michael Holding, bowling greats, differ on the chances of the West Indies making a fist of their three-Test cricket series against Australia, set to begin at Brisbane on Thursday

01-Nov-2005•AFP

Trescothick hungry for more after ton

Marcus Trescothick said his hundred against the Patron's XI has given him a good platform for the tour

31-Oct-2005•AFP

King defends team against charges of poor attitude

Bennett King, the West Indies coach, defended his cricketers against claims by Michael Holding of an attitude problem, just days before the opening Test against Australia

31-Oct-2005•AFP

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