WA Chairman's XI v England XI, Tour match, Perth, 2nd day

Bell, Carberry seize chance to show form

Nov 1, 2013: Ian Bell wasted no time in hitting his straps in Australia and Michael Carberry seized on the chance afforded to him by Alastair Cook's absence as England put up a solid display in their first innings of the Ashes Tour.

NSW v Tasmania, Sheffield Shield, Blacktown, 3rd day

Clarke reprimanded for DRS signal

Nov 1, 2013: Michael Clarke has been reprimand for making a DRS 'T' signal while captaining New South Wales against Tasmania

Indian cricket

The curious case of Pravin Tambe

Nov 1, 2013: In an interview with Lhendup G Bhutia for Open, Tambe talks about his career and exposure to fame

Victoria v WA, Sheffield Shield, Melbourne, 3rd day

WA face a daunting last-day chase

Nov 1, 2013: Rob Quiney led a strong batting performance by the Victoria top order to leave Western Australia with a difficult target to chase on the final day of the Sheffield Shield match at the MCG

Australia in India 2012-13

Gavaskar expects Kohli to surpass Tendulkar in ODIs

Nov 1, 2013: At the rate Virat Kohli is scoring ODI centuries, he is likely to go past Sachin Tendulkar's record 49 hundreds, believes Sunil Gavaskar

New Zealand in Bangladesh 2013-14

Gazi hails Bangladesh's winning mentality

Nov 1, 2013: Sohag Gazi has highlighted Bangladesh's self-belief after they defended 247 in Mirpur

Bailey v Swann?

Nov 1, 2013: It just might be one of the contests to watch in the Australian summer

Bangladesh v New Zealand, second ODI, Mirpur

That winning feeling

Nov 1, 2013: A series win shared with 25,000 other fans in Dhaka. Nothing like it

New Zealand in Sri Lanka 2013-14

Eranga omitted for first two NZ one-dayers

Nov 1, 2013: Shaminda Eranga, the Sri Lanka fast bowler, has been left out of the squad for the first two ODIs against New Zealand later this month

The Ashes 2013-14

Healy wants tough love for Ashes team

Nov 1, 2013: Australia's hopes of regaining the Ashes at home this summer will improve if the players are subjected to a more rigorous training and minimal leniency, according to Ian Healy

New Zealand in Sri Lanka 2013-14

Mills to lead New Zealand in Sri Lanka series

Nov 1, 2013: Kyle Mills, the New Zealand fast bowler, will lead the side in the limited-overs matches against Sri Lanka later this month

Book extract

A Zen master

Nov 1, 2013: Tendulkar seems to have the ability to remain untouched by the circumstances of the match or the personality of the bowler

Overseas masters

Nov 1, 2013: In the last six years South Africa have a 16-5 win-loss record in away Tests; no other team comes close during this period

Miscellaneous

Cricket's transnational era is upon us

Nov 1, 2013: Should cricket be proactive and embrace player movement between countries, acknowledging the way in which the world is morphing and the influence of globalisation on all professions?

Photo: Mumbai 2001

Friendly foes

Nov 1, 2013:

Haroon Rasheed

'I can take credit for the discovery of Afridi'

Nov 1, 2013: Former Pakistan batsman Haroon Rasheed talks about taking on the might of Australia and West Indies, discovering a teenage sensation, and surviving an attack by a gunman

Agony Aunt

Why Tendulkar can be sued for retiring

Nov 1, 2013: And what Shane Warne can teach Ish Sodhi about leggies

WA Chairman's XI v England XI, Perth, 1st day

England endure wretched start to tour

Oct 31, 2013: Chris Tremlett, Boyd Rankin and Steven Finn are in a three-way battle for a spot in the England side at the Gabba, but they were given a rude awakening by a second string Western Australia side on the opening day of the Ashes tour

Bangladesh v New Zealand, 2nd ODI, Mirpur

Bangladesh discover new match-winners

Oct 31, 2013: Bangladesh have moved on from a one-man show to a team that has a new performer on a daily basis. That they won yet another home series without Shakib Al Hasan shows their progress

Pakistan news

PCB without chairman until next court ruling

Oct 31, 2013: The PCB's ongoing legal existential crisis took another twist on Thursday when it emerged that Najam Sethi and the five-member Interim Management Committee remain effectively suspended, until at least after the weekend