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Peter Moores, the newly appointed England coach, will seek the advice of Michael Vaughan before making any decision on the future of the team but said he'd prefer one captain for both forms of the game

Gill Woolmer has urged the South African team to beat Australia in the semi-finals as a tribute of Bob Woolmer

Russell Arnold, the Sri Lankan middle-order batsman, has announced that he will retire from international cricket after the World Cup

Richie Benaud is still unmatched when it comes to finding Australia's most magical cricket broadcaster

John Buchanan, who is quitting at the end of the World Cup, believes Australia are yet to fulfill their true potential

Matthew Hayden was on the treadmill when the semi-final of '99 happened

After more than a decade at the helm, Stephen Fleming has resigned the captaincy of New Zealand's one-day team in the wake of his team's defeat in the semi-final of the World Cup against Sri Lanka

The India tour of England will the be first on its agenda

A round-up of the fourth day's play of the Pentangular Cup matches, April 24, 2007

Steve Tikolo, the Kenya captain, has been named vice-captain to Graeme Smith in the Africa side for the second Afro-Asia tournament to be held in India in June.

Alcindo Holder, a promising Barbados player, was in a serious condition in a Barbados hospital after being stabbed just below his heart in a domestic dispute

Heath Streak has stepped down as Warwickshire's captain after just one Championship match of the season, and is immediately replaced by their new signing Darren Maddy

A seven-member committee was set up by the board for the particular purpose of recommending candidates to the board after the World Cup

A fair crowd turned up at the Goldridge Primary School on the weekend to watch the first round of the Zimbabwean women's interprovincial 50 overs tournament

Andy Flower, the Essex batsman and former Zimbabwe captain, has yet to receive a confirmed date for his comeback following the surgery to correct his injured hip

Amay Khurasiya, the left-handed middle-order batsman who played 12 ODIs for India, announced his retirement from first-class cricket on Sunday

Dav Whatmore says Sri Lanka have turned a corner because they have been able to strike a versatile combination

Jamaican government officials have given permission for Bob Woolmer's body to be released and taken back to his family in South Africa

Throughout the World Cup Graeme Smith has dealt with many questions about choking

The West Indies Cricket Board has denied reports in the local media that Ken Gordon, its president, has resigned, but it has confirmed that he did offer to do so in a letter sent on April 17