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All four players have made themselves available for Trinidad and Tobago Red Force in the domestic 50-overs competition in October this year

A woman sacked by Cricket Australia after she criticised a Tasmanian politician's policy on abortion access in the state has reached an out of court settlement with the board

With World Cup 2019 in view, the fast bowler is set to play his first ODI in almost two years after being picked for the series in Zimbabwe

Ned Eckersley and Mark Pettini will leave Grace Road at the end of the season as Paul Nixon faces another rebuilding job

Alec Stewart celebrated Surrey's Championship win by saying: "If you produce your own players they fight together"

Gunathilaka, who hurt his back during training, joins Dinesh Chandimal on the injured list

'Ideally we would want two three- or four-day games before a Test series,' India's head coach has told ESPNcricinfo. 'But do you have the time?'

The Australia coach had cited players' century counts to justify Glenn Maxwell's omission from the Test squad, but ended up counting international hundreds twice

The PCB chief selector has taken exception to rumours that he tried to abuse his position to secure his son's selection in Pakistan's Under-19 squad

From a tearaway fast bowler to motor racing, Mitchell Johnson can't quite free himself from his addiction for speed

The most prolific seamer in Tests attributed the Australian's superiority to his 'bounce, relentless accuracy, aggression and ability to move the ball.'

"Langer has given me clear idea just to go out there and bang the door down and not give the selectors any reason for them not to pick me," Lynn said

Paul Collingwood's retirement, at 42, comes with Scotland seeking a coach after the departure of Grant Bradburn

Zak Chappell will push for England recognition at Trent Bridge after leaving Leicestershire

Hamilton Masakadza retains captaincy across all formats for the South Africa and Bangladesh tours

Described by CA as a one-year trial concept, the change to the final was the most significant of numerous recommendations

James Vince, Rory Burns and Joe Denly feature prominently in England's thoughts ahead of selection meeting

The Mumbai selection committee, led by Ajit Agarkar, named Shreyas Iyer, as Ajinkya Rahane's deputy. Batsman Prithvi Shaw has also been included

ECB disciplinary committee issues another final warning as it warns Somerset they "are treading a very fine line"

Having ironed out the technical flaws that had crept into his game, the wicketkeeper-batsman looks to put his head down and score big runs