Simpson says England on a winner with swing
The former Australian coach Bob Simpon said England's ability to swing the ball could be the trump card that helps them retain the Ashes in AustraliaC
Cautious Manou sits out Pura Cup opener
Graham Manou has been ruled out of South Australia's Pura Cup season opener against New South Wales as he attempts to make a full recovery from a stre
Tasmania grab early wickets after gaining lead
Tasmania were in the driver's seat at the end of the second day of the Pura Cup match against Queensland at BrisbaneCricinfo staff14-Oct-2006Scorecard
Vaughan admits comeback is a long shot
Michael Vaughan has publicly admitted for the first time that his international career might be over, and has told his stand-in, Andrew Flintoff, that
McGrath ready to give 100 percent
Glenn McGrath is talking a positive game ahead of the Champions Trophy, saying he has never felt so goodSiddhartha Vaidyanathan in New Delhi08-Oct-200
Quick singles: 10,000 Brits flock to Brisbane
There are so many England supporters in Queensland that Andrew Flintoff feels like he's back in Lancashire. It's not a surprise as Brisbane is current
Sacked Hair considers his future
Darrell Hair is waiting to decide whether to take legal action after his sacking from the ICC elite umpiring panelCricinfo staff06-Nov-2006
Windies bowlers made to sweat
Salman Butt hit an attractive century and Yasir Hameed piled up 92 runs as the West Indies bowlers were made to toil hard in their two-day tour opener
India can still turn things around
If an opposition cannot be put away from a position in which India was in, then the hopes recede faster than the sum in your wallet in a club, writes
Butler forced to rely on medical advances
Ian Butler, the New Zealand fast bowler, has been reduced to relying on medical advances in an attempt to revive his international careerCricinfo staf