Miscellaneous

Karachi , May 30: Pakistan captain Moin Khan rued missed chances on the final day of the third Test against the West Indies but despite failing to make history, praised his team for a great performance

A versatile left arm spinner who broke onto the international circuit at the tender age of 17 and was hailed as the successor to the great Bishen Singh Bedi, he never made it to the heights that were expected of him

It was only on Tuesday that the CPI(M) led Government in West Bengal had taken a decision not to have another felicitation function for Indian captain Sourav Ganguly

Centurion: Back in May, on one of those chilly late afternoons they euphemistically call ``a balmy spring day'' in England, running in to some of the more jolly members of the Barmy Army was more accidental than incidental

ALLEGATIONS of corruption in Pakistani cricket have been repeated by an official report this week, and three Test players, including Lancashire captain Wasim Akram, could be suspended pending further investigations

Finals can often become turgid one-sided affairs

To keep up with the demand for the sport, Sky Sports have introduced a permanent channel dedicated to cricket

No West Indian cricketer of recent times-perhaps of all time-has evoked such starkly contrasting emotions as Carl Hooper

ADELAIDE, Australia, Jan 23 (AFP) - The Muttiah Muralitharan "chucking" row boiled over at Adelaide Oval Saturday when play was held up for 12 minutes after the Sri Lankans protested umpire Ross Emerson's no-ball call for throwing in the one-day

Bangladesh to become an international venue for cricket

He's a man in a hurry

A commemorative cricket match between Asia and a Rest of the World XI will be played on April 8 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium in Dhaka, Bangladesh

New Zealand's one-day season came to an end on a successful note at Dunedin

On a hot sunny day at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, Heath Streak of Zimbabwe won the toss and put Bangladesh in to bat on a pitch containing an unusual amount of grass for this venue

India and Australia now have their own trophy to play for

Laxman Sivaramakrishnan was perhaps the classical example of a bowler whose talent was not channelled positively in the right direction

The real architect of Australia's cricket resurgence has been chairman of selectors Laurie Sawle