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Mohammad Ali Asghar has decided to resign from his post as president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), citing health reasons and political commitments

Ken Jacobs will resign as the Cricket Victoria chief executive at the end of the 2006-07 season after 26 years in state leadership roles

Justin Langer has scoffed at suggestions the Australia team is too old to pose a threat to England during the Ashes

Scott Styris is likely to miss the first Test against Sri Lanka due to an ongoing back problem

Richie Benaud has turned his back on some of Australia's greatest captains to pick Ricky Ponting as the leader of his ultimate Ashes XII of the past 30 years

The Indian cricket team are in the embarrassing position of embarking on a two-month tour of South Africa without blazers or any other form of official attire

Zimbabwe women are set to play their first international when they take part in the World Cup qualifiers in December

Australia's cricket authorities face a stern test of their new hardline anti-racism laws, after it was reported that Monty Panesar had been taunted as "a stupid Indian who can't speak English", during England's three-day warm-up match against New South Wa

Karthik may have played only three one-dayers in his short career, but his comeback is an indication that he is by no means a forgotten man

Greg Chappell and Rahul Dravid have stressed that the Indian team should look at the forthcoming tour of South Africa as an opportunity to play good cricket and produce results

The Women's Cricket Association of India (WCAI) will cease to exist in its current form in the near future

Darren Lehmann will lead a strong South Australian side containing two veterans of the 2005 Ashes, Jason Gillespie and Shaun Tait, when they take on England in the final warm-up fixture before the first Test at Brisbane

Sam Collins rounds up all the domestic action in South Africa for the week ending November 5, 2006

Yuvraj Singh will have to wait two more weeks before he knows whether he will need surgery or not.

The BCCI has finally taken control of Indian women's cricket in India following months of demands from the women's body to merge the governing bodies

A brief history of the Commonwealth Bank series

Kevin Pietersen shrugged off his recent problems against the short-pitched delivery after cracking a swashbuckling unbeaten 80 from 111 balls on the second day of England's warm-up match against New South Wales at Sydney

Judah Reuben, who umpired ten Tests in India between 1969-70 and 1976-77, has died at his Mumbai home after a fall