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Signs are that New Zealand's three main cricket crocks of the just-completed summer, Daniel Vettori, Chris Cairns and Dion Nash, are well down the comeback trail for next season's competitive year

Exactly one year after the National Cricket Academy was formally inaugurated, India's premier coaching body gets ready to welcome its second batch of trainees at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore on Tuesday

The Pakistan Cricket Board said it would respond shortly to Union Sports Minister Uma Bharti's statement that India would play Pakistan only in multinational tournaments

Darren Gough took time out of his busy schedule to launch NatWest's Cricket Club Ticket Competition at Lord's today which offers young fans around the country the opportunity to win one of 2,000 tickets to the NatWest Series this summer

Darren Lehmann hit a rousing century to see Yorkshire to a five wicket victory over Derbyshire in the Benson and Hedges Cup at Headingley yesterday

Farooq Mazhar, a veteran and eminent Pakistani sports commentator and journalist, who was Media Manager of the Pakistan team on their recent tour to New Zealand, died of a heart attack in Bahrain on his way to the USA on the 28th April 2001; this

Pakistan Cricket Board is considering an appropriate response to Sports Minister Uma Bharti's recent announcement that India would play against Pakistan only in ICC approved multinational tournaments

One-day tournament (Associations): Round One Pool(B) Report

It was assumed that Mehrab's continuous unaccustomed effort behind the stumps might have affect his batting performanceturned out to be true in the very first over though he had little to do with that lethal out-swinger from Watambwa

It won't necessarily be an easy transition

Report: PCB Bowling Advisors report on Shoaib Akhtar

Andy Bichel made a big impact on his debut in the Benson & Hedges Cup as Worcestershire cruised to a 96-run win against Northamptonshire in their opening group fixture at Kidderminster

Nottinghamshire picked up their first victory of the season with a comfortable eight-wicket win over Leicestershire in their first B & H group match

Zimbabwe won the Second Test match against Bangladesh at Harare Sports Club in mid-afternoon on the fifth day, by a margin of eight wickets

Sir Paul Condon's corruption busters have finally rolled into Colombo, but it remains to be seen whether they can hasten the sluggish cricket board match fixing inquiry, a process which has been shrouded in secrecy, towards its successful completion.

Pakistan fast bowler Wasim Akram says he doesn't intend to retire in the near future, and is fired up to play in England

One-day Tournament (Associations): Match Report

The son of the man regarded by many as the finest batsman the West Indies has ever produced is lamenting the way Caribbean players are being coached these days

The suspense drama surrounding the Pakistan team for next month's tour to England ended late Saturday evening when Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) named a 17-man squad, including former captain Wasim Akram

In a high scoring game played between India's left-handed and righthanded cricketers at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, the left-handed XI captained by Robin Singh won in a canter with 6 wickets and nearly 12 overs to spare