Miscellaneous

Dahiya - leads the side Photo CricInfo Former Indian wicketkeeper Vijay Dahiya will lead the Board President's XI in the three-day cricket match against the touring Australians to be played in New Delhi from March 6 to 8

I started playing cricket when I was seven years old, and from the moment I bowled that first ball I knew that this was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life

I wouldn't be surprised if Jimmy Adams is retained as West Indies captain

Joe Hoad is to continue as sports psychologist to the West Indies cricket team during the forthcoming home series against South Africa

Guyana ended England "A"'s 44-match unbeaten streak with an emphatic seven-wicket victory to move into the Busta International Shield against Jamaica

One of Barbados' celebrated cricket sons celebrated his 76th birthday with mixed emotions on Monday

Don Bradman died at the age of 92, failing by 7

Steve Waugh stood conventional wisdom on its head by inserting India on winning the toss at the Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday

Kent County Cricket Club on Tuesday announced that South African middle order batsman Daryll Cullinan will replace Indian batsman Rahul Dravid as Kent's overseas player for the 2001 season

Australian vice-captain Adam Gilchrist said in Mumbai on Wednesday that the team was not looking to chase a target in the second innings

Graham Thorpe has issued a confident call to his England team-mates that they can fight back in the series against Sri Lanka

Shaun Pollock will pay homage at the grave of Malcolm Marshall in Barbados, the South African captain said just hours before departing for the West Indies on Wednesday night

Jonty Rhodes is in the starring role in a set of 15 stamps featuring South African cricketers issued by the Post Office in support of the 2003 World Cup to be staged in South Africa

The quality of pitches at Kensington Oval this season has not impressed Barbados manager Tony Howard

Auckland Cricket will launch New Zealand's Test series with Pakistan in style at Eden Park next Thursday

Three months ago Roger Twose was reposing in the highest position reached by a New Zealand batsman on the international One-Day rankings, at No 2

The tributes to Sir Donald Bradman came from all over the world and India did not lag behind in paying its respects to the greatest run getter in the game's history

News of Sir Donald Bradman's passing has hit one of New Zealand's young Black Caps particularly hard

It's almost turned full circle for Pakistan bowling ace Wasim Akram

(Two cricket fanatics with their views on the game from their Dunedin sofa)