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Sarfraz Nawaz, former Pakistan bowler, will be working with Delhi's bowlers for a week-long fast bowling clinic from November 17 ahead of the Ranji Trophy season starting on November 24

The Premier League tournament in Sri Lanka will be given a tremendous boost when its matches are televised by Sirasa TV, a local television channel, which has joined hands with Sri Lanka Cricket

Nicky Boje, the South African spinner, maintains that he did not travel to Indian for the Champions Trophy because he was not selected

The future of a debt-ridden Eden Park as a cricket venue remains in doubt with the announcement that the venue's trustees have planned a $6 million upgrade for the 2011 Rugby World Cup

Leading broadcasters Zee Sports, Ten Sports and ESPN Star Sports have bid for International Cricket Council's global cricket telecast and marketing rights for eight years, starting 2007, including two World Cups

Ajit Agarkar has been declared fit for the tour of South Africa after clearing a fitness test on his injured thumb

As expected, Zimbabwe Cricket has made amendment proposals to its draft constitution after the Sports and Recreation Committee (SRC) rejected the original

As exclusively revealed on Cricinfo last month, the USA Cricket Association has signed a commercial deal with Centrex International to form a joint venture marketing company that will seek to revolutionize the way cricket is marketed in the USA

Graeme Smith, South Africa's captain, feels that left-arm spinner Monty Panesar will face an "unbelievable amount of abuse"

Andrew Flintoff had waited seven years and 48 Tests for his first slice of Ashes action, and when it came it was all too brief. Scores of 0 and 3 in the 2005 series opener at Lord's were the prelude to a thumping 239-run defeat, and suddenly all of Englan

After trying more than a dozen times on Wednesday Australian captain Ricky Ponting finally got the opportuntiy to apologise to BCCI chief Sharad Pawar on the phone on Thursday over the incident during the presentation of the Champions Trophy last Sunday

Billy Doctrove will stand in five one-dayers between South Africa and India, and Mike Procter will oversee six one-dayers in the triangular VB Series in Australia, according to the ICC's announcement of umpires and match referees from upcoming Test and OD

Ashley Giles will play for the first time in a year as England kick-off their Ashes tour against a Prime Minster's XI.

Lancashire have confirmed that Mark Chilton will continue as captain in 2007.

South Africa have retained for the first of the five one-dayers against India the 14-man squad that lost the Champions Trophy semi-final

Even as Andrew Flintoff and Duncan Fletcher work out various combinations for the Ashes, Michael Vaughan has said he would be back to playing cricket in three weeks' time

Cricket Australia warned fans that "idiots" would not be tolerated at the upcoming Ashes series

Damien Martyn, at the centre of the controversy where he pushed aside BCCI chief Sharad Pawar off the podium after Australia beat West Indies to win their first Champions Trophy title, has apologised for his actions

BCCI president Sharad Pawar has termed the actions of Australian captain Ricky Ponting and batsman Damien Martyn during their Champions Trophy victory celebrations as "totally uncivilised"