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Wellington had most cause for satisfaction with their position in the State Championship match with Otago

When India beat England in style at Chepauk way back in February 1952, hope must have risen in the patriotic Indian heart that the country which had won freedom without firing a bullet was now ready to take on the world in cricket too, with nary a

The opening day of the series may have high in tedium and low in excitement, but on day two Sri Lanka raised the tempo, cashing in on a Zimbabwean bowling attack lacking control, variation and penetration, as they piled up a mammoth first innings

Dareen Veness, the Head of Injury Prevention at Somerset County Cricket Club, and Fitness Instructor Andy Hurry were busy at the Academy Fitness Centre at the County Ground this morning, "Plotting the next set of fitness tasks for the Somerset

The scheduled West Indies tour of Pakistan, less than a month off and already in doubt because of the still unsettled situation in adjoining Afghanistan to the west, became even more unlikely yesterday as a new military conflict simmered with India,

Nathan Astle's prospective unavailability for the New Zealand team to return to Australia for next month's tri-series with Australia and South Africa has thrown increased emphasis on domestic cricket games starting today

New Zealand batsman Craig McMillan has promised Kiwi fans a couple of exciting years of big cricket

Following hectic parleys between the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), a sixth one-day international match has been fitted into what was originally a five-match series between India and

Australian captain Steve Waugh will front match referee Ranjan Madugalle tonight after being charged with misconduct relating to an incident on the third day's play of the Second Test against South Africa in Melbourne.

He has been the country's leading strike bowler in the last decade

The England and Wales Cricket Board has confirmed reports that England will play an extra one-day international when the team returns to India on January 11th

South African Sports Minister Ngconde Balfour has expressed concern over the axing of bowler Makhaya Ntini from the national cricket team playing the second Test in Melbourne against Australia.

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If the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) had returned to the bargaining tables, a decision could have been reached to satisfy all the players in the lottery game

Close to 362 days will pass before the matter formally requires resolution

Andhra Pradesh bowled Hyderabad out for 180 in their first innings, forcing them to follow on in their Ranji Trophy league match at Secunderabad on Thursday

Karnataka chased a fourth-innings target of 65 with few hiccups to register a nine-wicket win over Goa in their Ranji Trophy league match at Bangalore on Thursday

Northerns Titans brought Western Province's unbeaten Standard Bank Cup run to an end at Newlands on Wednesday night, holding their nerve to win by two wickets in a low-scoring match

A year to the day since his career-best performance, Andy Bichel again rose to the challenge of a rare Test cricket appearance.

There was not much in the way of further rain on the second day of the Second Test between Australia and South Africa in Melbourne today