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Glenn McGrath will announce his retirement from all forms of cricket next week, according to his home-town newspaper the Sydney Morning Herald

Shane Warne is expected to announce today he will retire after the final match of the Ashes series in Sydney

Luckily for India, South Africa have plenty of problems of their own. Dale Steyn limped out at the Wanderers, and is doubtful for this game

England's under-fire wicketkeeper Geraint Jones has defended his performances in the Ashes to date, but realises that Chris Read is likely to replace him for the next Test

The powerful Asian bloc is set to nominate Sharad Pawar, the Indian board' chief, for the ICC presidency, a top BCCI official said on Wednesday

After a disappointing few months, riddled with injury and poor form, Rana Naved-ul-Hasan is back and he wants more.

Jason Gillespie has signed for Yorkshire for a second year

Reports that Shane Warne will announce his retirement on Thursday have caught the cricket world off guard

Dayle Hadlee, the former New Zealand fast bowler and brother of legendary allrounder Richard Hadlee, has been appointed as New Zealand Cricket's head bowling coach

Shane Warne will announce on Thursday that he will retire at the end of the Ashes series, according to Channel Nine

A review of women's cricket in 2006

Victoria's in-form one-day team has been strengthened further by the return of Gerard Denton from shin splints for the Ford Ranger Cup match against South Australia at Adelaide on Saturday

Stuart Clark, the leading wicket-taker in the Ashes series, said he was still getting used to being part of the Australia team, having been nothing more than an observer during the 2005 Ashes

Australia's captain, Ricky Ponting, has leapt to the defence of his opposite number, Andrew Flintoff, and England's embattled coach, Duncan Fletcher, and believes that the criticism that has come their way since losing the Ashes is "harsh"

Shane Warne said taking his 700th Test wicket at his home ground would be the perfect way to celebrate the achievement. He does not care who the unlucky batsman is at the MCG but acknowledged the feat is not a done deal just yet

Greg Chappell says team seniors coming together at Potch turned things around

Some supporters heading to the Caribbean for next year's World Cup have reacted angrily to what they claim is an overt attempt to rip-off tourists with the introduction of special visa requirements

Ryan McClaren will become the latest South African to join Kent after signing a one-year contract to play in the 2007 season

Ireland have confirmed the 15-man squad who will participate in the first division of the World Cricket League in Kenya

Sreesanth and Zaheer owe their success to specific, targeted work on their bowling action