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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

Ricky Ponting is hoping for a quick wicket in Wednesday's semi-final because he believes Jacques Kallis will score more slowly than the openers

Nothing is definite in sport, as we all know, but no matter how many times they may say they are confident, South Africa will still go into their semi-final against Australia on Wednesday knowing they are big underdogs

A round-up of the third day's play of the Pentangular Cup matches, April 23, 2007

Michael Vaughan will return to county action on April 29, the ECB has announced in a release which listed when centrally contracted players can turn out ahead of the first Test against West Indies

Shane Bond, New Zealand's fast bowler, has announced his intention to target Sanath Jayasuriya, the hard-hitting Sri Lankan opening batsman, in their semi-final clash in Jamaica

The history of England-West Indies series from 1980-1995

A round-up of the second round of the Logan Cup where there were victories for Westerns, Easterns and Centrals

Younis Khan has confirmed his unavailability for Pakistan's forthcoming series in Abu Dhabi against Sri Lanka

South Africa's women's squad have got their European tour preparations underway three months ahead of the trip, with a three-day training camp

A brief history of England v West Indies, 1960-1980

A brief series history of England versus West Indies: 1928-1960

Steve Bucknor, the Jamaican umpire, is in line to officiate in his fifth successive World Cup final

The committee is to meet at the earliest and give its recommendations to the board. Dav Whatmore, the Bangladesh coach, has expressed an interest in coaching India and there are reports that Tom Moody, the Sri Lanka coach, is also being considered

New Zealand succeeded where England, West Indies, India and Pakistan all failed, in showing enough professionalism and consistency to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup. But with an in-form Sri Lanka side to play on Tuesday, and having already lost to

Sri Lanka Cricket will have a full time paid selector serving in the national selection panel after the 2007 World Cup

Ireland are now the tenth-best one-day team in the world, according to the latest ICC ODI rankings

Buoyed by their success in the World Cup, Ireland are preparing to ask the ICC for financial help to take the game forward

Despite dropping hints last week that he was considering retirement, Trent Johnston, Ireland's captain, has said that he plans to carry on playing international cricket.