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Andy Flower and Henry Olonga launched an unprecedented attack on the running of their country as Zimbabwe got their World Cup campaign underway against Namibia at Harare

The statement issued by Andy Flower and Henry Olonga at the start of the match between Zimbabwe and Namibia

Former captains Intikhab Alam and Javed Miandad have refused to apply for the position of Pakistan's coach through PCB's website

The round-up from the third day of the latest County Championship matches

The fixtures for the first half of the 2007-08 Intercontinental Cup have been released by the ICC

Worcestershire have secured planning permission for the £10 million development of the County Ground

Bermuda's Royal Gazette has reported that some members of the Bermuda Cricket Board have been given an all-expenses-paid trip to the World Cup final in Barbados

David Graveney has insisted that he will not quit as England's chairman of selectors, although he has admitted that he is under pressure

Steve Bucknor and Aleem Dar have been appointed to stand as the on-field umpires for the World Cup final between Australia and Sri Lanka in Barbados

Stephen Fleming, the Test captain, is hopeful their coach John Bracewell will stay on after his contract expires next month

As flagged by Cricinfo two days ago, Ramnaresh Sarwan has been named as captain of West Indies following the retirement of Brian Lara

Tom Moody says Australia should keep out of the debate over Sri Lanka resting three bowlers during the Super Eights

Muttiah Muralitharan says a victory in the World Cup final against Australia on Saturday would be the biggest moment of his career

Police investigating the death of Bob Woolmer have ruled out the possibility that snake venom was involved

Malcolm Speed, the chief executive of the ICC, has admitted that the 2007 World Cup, which ends on Saturday, almost seven weeks after it began, is too long

The round-up from the second day of the latest County Championship matches

Paul Nixon and Matt Prior appear to be competing for England's wicketkeeping slot after both were named in the 25-man England Performance Squad (EPS) for the 2007 season

Gerald Majola, Cricket South Africa's CEO, has hit out at the team's mental strength following their seven-wicket thrashing by Australia in the World Cup semi-final

While West Indies' women have no fixtures planned for the next few years, the rest of the international women's calendar, as it stands, is a healthy one

The future of West Indies women's cricket could be in doubt