Miscellaneous

Don Bradman is no more

Graham Thorpe today entered the umpiring controversy by calling for neutral umpires in all Test matches

The visiting Australian team has earned a couple of extra days for shopping and sight seeing by virtue of their convincing victory in the first Test at Mumbai

The Australian skipper Steve Waugh said on Thursday that the 16th consecutive Test win was not an easy victory

Wasim Khan, the left-handed batsman who has endured a frustrating time at Sussex, is joining Derbyshire

Alec Stewart has admitted that the lbw decision that led to his downfall in the First Test against Sri Lanka in Galle was the "worst decision" of his career

When we came to India we knew that we had a huge challenge on our hands and today's win was a great start to the series

Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar has been reported for his suspect bowling action by New Zealand umpires Steve Dunne and Doug Cowie, and he is to return home tomorrow

HOBART - Victoria aims to defy history and continue its charge towards the Pura Cup final when it meets Tasmania at Bellerive Oval tomorrow

I first saw him play in a Quaid-e-Azam Trophy (Grade I) match at the LCA ground for Lahore Blues against the visiting Karachi Blues

Border `B' - 36/1

Confusion today surrounded whether West Indies captain Jimmy Adams was still in the job

England's loyal supporters have attracted criticism for showing crass insensitivity to local customs in Sri Lanka during the First Test Match in Galle, and ground authorities for the Second Test Match in Kandy are preparing to stamp down on indecent

There have been some unsatisfactory comments made in the aftermath of Sri Lanka's fantastic victory in the First Test Match in Galle

The West Indies will have a new, already nominated but as yet unnamed captain to replace Jimmy Adams for the home series against South Africa that starts in Georgetown on March 9, the fifth in six years

New Zealand's man of the match Nathan Astle in last night's win over Pakistan rated his 119 one of the best of his nine One-Day International centuries

Some R35-million is expected to be spent on South African grounds over the next two years to bring them up to standard for Cricket World Cup 2003, the executive director of the tournament Ali Bacher said on Wednesday

The most significant aspects, which have contributed to the success of Australian cricket and Steve Waugh, were on display yet again at the Wankhede Stadium

Sanath Jayasuriya has defended his Sri Lankan side against accusations of unnecessary appealing