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Dinesh Mongia feels that playing Twenty20 is no different from 50-over cricket

Glamorgan have been given the final go ahead for their redevelopment of Sophia Gardens ahead of hosting an Ashes Test in 2009

The post World Cup exodus of players from Zimbabwe continued with the news that Vusi Sibanda has quit the national side in order to pursue a career in club cricket in Sydney

Speculation over the possibility that Bob Woolmer was poisoned has increased following a report in a Jamaican paper, apparently quoting the toxicology report, to that effect

Having effectively handed Australia victory on Monday by leaving out three of their best bowlers, only one through injury, Sri Lanka will be looking to return to winning ways when they play Ireland on Wednesday. Already through to the last

Shoaib Malik is almost certain to be named Pakistan's new captain

Mahela Jayawardene has played down the decision to rest two of his team's key bowlers during their seven-wicket defeat to Australia

Shane Watson will know his immediate World Cup future when he tests his injured calf in a training session in the West Indies on Tuesday

Whatever the billing, it's a contest that South Africa simply have to win, and Smith was certain that it would be "a very explosive game"

A round-up of the opening fixtures from the Logan Cup as Westerns complete victory but Northerns fall one wicket short

Michael Vaughan has spoke about how England can handle the pressure ahead of their crunch Super Eights clash against South Africa

A round-up of the second day's play of Pentangular Cup matches, April 16, 2007

A round-up of the fourth day's play of Pentangular Cup matches, April 15, 2007

The sight of empty stands at a limited overs match in India, played under lights, in Mumbai was a first

Ricky Ponting laughs at Justin Langer's call for less sledging in county cricket

PCB relieves 80 of its employees from its current setup.

India's first ever domestic Twenty20 competition is taking place, and has reached the business end

England have been abject at this World Cup, beating only Ireland and Bangladesh so far in the Super Eights. Somehow, however, they go into their match with South Africa in Barbados on Tuesday knowing that victory will almost certainly put them into the se

Ashley Giles has suffered a recurrence of the hip problem that forced him out of the whole of the 2006 season

Chris Dehring, the managing director of the World Cup, said that despite the perceived low turnout the revenue from ticket sales is already double of the total ticket sales worth US$ 10.5 million from the last World Cup