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Wasim Akram will work with Pakistan fast bowlers

Manoj Tiwary, the Indian middle-order batsman, has been ruled out for three to four weeks after scans revealed a tear on his right shoulder

New South Wales (NSW) have expressed confidence in retaining the services of Simon Katich, the Australian batsman, despite lucrative offers from other state sides

Asia Cup will be held in Pakistan next year

Reverses before the World Cup helped the team identify deficiencies

A round-up from the latest County Championship matches as Matthew Hoggard puts Yorkshire in a winning position and Durham build a big lead over Kent

Ireland are prepared to risk being thrown out of next season's Friends Provident Trophy by playing ODIs against India and South Africa in June

Andy Pick will coach Canada in their Intercontinental Cup final against Ireland, even though his contract has officially expired

Andrew Strauss will captain England in the first Test against West Indies at Lord's next week after Michael Vaughan failed to recover from a broken finger

Saleem Mukuddem has issued a "bring it on" challenge to the board after being charged with bringing the game into disrepute

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has imposed a fine on Imran Farhat following the incident regarding the telephone call he made to chief selector Salahuddin Ahmed

Asia and Africa women are to play a Twenty20 ahead of the men at Bangalore on June 5

Shoaib Akhtar has been included in the Asian one-day team for the Afro-Asia Cup in the first week of June

Jennings said that the Bangladesh Cricket Board had contacted him after current coach Dav Whatmore announced that he would step down from the post after India's tour to Bangladesh

Scotland will join West Indies, Netherlands and Ireland for a quadrangular tournament in Stormont during July, a spokesman from the Ireland Cricket Union confirmed to Cricinfo today

Pakistan's manager speaks of his admiration of Shoaib Malik

Alan McGilvray, who has died aged 86, was the voice of Australian cricket from 1934 until his retirement from the Australian Broadcasting Commission in 1985

Kevin Pietersen and the England camp are in high spirits even though the team has much to prove after its disastrous World Cup and even-less-impressive Ashes series

England have received a boost in the build-up to the first Test at Lord's which start next Thursday (May 17) with the news that Michael Vaughan may recover in time to play.