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Ottis Gibson, the newly-appointed West Indies coach, has emphasised the need to move on from the winless debacle in Australia to prepare for success against Zimbabwe

Waqar Younis has been offered a contract by the PCB to coach the Pakistan side until December 2011

Mitchell Johnson wants Australia to continue dominating New Zealand after their strong performance in the opening Twenty20

Stuart Broad is confident that Alastair Cook is ready to withstand the pressures of the England captaincy

The home fans' displeasure with their team's performance ensured that enough time was wasted to bring Duckworth-Lewis into play and upset the very delicate net-run-rate (NRR) calculations

England cricketer Claire Taylor received her MBE at Windsor Castle today.

Jamie Siddons, Bangladesh's coach, hopes that England's complacent team selection will "bite them on the bum" in the one-day series

Injured fast bowler Sohail Tanvir and Shoaib Akhtar have not been included in the 30-man squad

Ireland are targeting victories in their two ODIs against Bangladesh this summer

The PCB has received evidence from the ICC regarding the involvement of Pakistan players in match-fixing. Ijaz Butt, the chairman of PCB, said the evidence concerned old cases

Netherlands and Scotland will be playing a one-dayer against Bangladesh in June

Brett Lee and Nathan Bracken remain in Australia's plans after they were named in the preliminary 30-man squad for the World Twenty20

Saeed Anwar has turned down an offer to become Pakistan's chairman of selectors but is willing to help as a batting consultant

Abdul Razzaq has refused to represent Lahore Lions in the upcoming RBS Twenty20 Cup, choosing instead to join an already powerful Sialkot Stallions side, after he was overlooked for the captaincy of his hometown team

JP Duminy, the under-fire South Africa batsman, has returned home after sustaining a hand injury, and Kepler Wessels believes that the break is a blessing in diguise for Duminy as he searches for confidence and form

Tom Moody has quit as Western Australia's coach after a disappointing three seasons in charge of his home state

Victoria will be without four of their best players for the FR Cup decider on Sunday, when they will try to break their final hoodoo having finished runners-up for the past three years

Shaun Tait is keen to take full advantage of what he hopes will be strong wind in Wellington as he aims to crank his speed past 160kph for the second time this month

Ijaz Butt, the chairman of PCB, has said no Pakistani team will participate in the Champions League Twenty20 this year

Matt Prior's could be under threat from Craig Kieswetter, after Andy Flower failed to give Prior his unequivocal backing