Miscellaneous

MUMBAI - Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh said his brother Mark was "most likely" to take his place in the first cricket Test against India starting in Mumbai tomorrow

The Hyderabad city civil court on Monday posted the hearing of the case relating to the filing of suit by former Indian cricket captain Mohd.Azharuddin against the BCCI, its President AC Muthiah and former CBI joint director K Madhavan, to March 7

Mike Atherton is England's only player in the top ten of the PricewaterhouseCoopers Ratings after England's crushing defeat at the hands of Sri Lanka at Galle

Sussex have announced a profit of £2,252 for the year ending October 31st 2000, compared to £9,054 in 1999

England have requested a meeting with the match referee, Hanumant Singh, in the aftermath of a controversial finish to the First Test in Sri Lanka

Barbados dreams of completing a unique double were shattered yesterday because of their inability to cope with uncomplicated off-spin bowling from Jamaica

"Basically, if you observe right from the old days, Jim Laker's time to recently, I think Australians are a little suspect against good off spin bowling

In the second and final part of the series on India-Australia Tests at Bombay, the author looks back on the two games played at the Wankhede stadium

Wellington opener Matthew Bell, who was recalled to the New Zealand Test side today after a season's absence, believes he is much better equipped mentally to cope with the demands of international cricket than he was when he was first selected at 21,

I am writing this after attending the first leg of the coaching seminar conducted by the National Cricket Academy at the KSCA premises

The vice president of the Chandigarh Cricket Association (CCA), GS Banga on Sunday termed the decision taken by the board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to bar it's former president IS Bindra from attending the Board meetings for two years as

"When someone like Sir Don speaks about batting, you listen very carefully

Sir Donald Bradman, the greatest Australian cricketer of all time, and in the eyes of many the greatest cricketer from any country, has died at the age of 92

It says much for the universal respect for the late Sir Donald Bradman that only 15 minutes after the Auckland and Canterbury players heard of the great batsman's death yesterday they arranged their own tribute before starting the last day of their

The Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) has nominated 12 hopefuls to be part of the first class at the Shell Cricket Academy

Jamaican flags and voices once more held sway at Kensington Oval in spite of an unwavering effort by Barbados yesterday

Test opener Matt Horne has ruled himself out of consideration for the three Test series against Pakistan

There was a measure of Richard Jones' transformation from an Aucklander before this season to a Wellingtonian at its end in his reaction to the passing comment of a friend who dared use the dread term JAFA in his presence today

The quality of pitches in the Caribbean is a source of concern to West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Pat Rousseau

In the first of a two part series on India-Australia Tests at Bombay, the author looks back on the four games played at the Brabourne stadium