World Cup reparations on table at ICC meeting
Global Cricket Corporation (GCC) is expected to table a claim for 30 million pounds from lost revenues from the 2003 World Cup when the International
Flailing the bad ball
Jacques Kallis's second century in 24 hours was an innings of two distinct partsAndrew Miller30-Jun-2003Jacques Kallis's second century in 24 hours wa
Law changes in effect from September 1
An increase in the number of situations where penalty runs can be imposed - even retrospectively - was the main outcome of a review of cricket's laws
Sabres off the mark in the National Cricket League after beating Outlaws at Taunton
Somerset Sabres are off the mark in National Cricket League Division Two after they beat Nottinghamshire Outlaws by 49 runs(Duckworth Lewis method)to
Another record for Smith as South Africa press on … and on
On a day of South African domination and English depression, Graeme Smith added yet more records to his already bulging scrap book on day two of the s
Duty waiver for Tendulkar draws flak
Sachin Tendulkar's Ferrari 360 Modena, gifted to him by the Fiat group after he passed Don Bradman's tally of 29 centuries last year, continues to att
Shastri to help South Africans with media management
Yet to win a Test series in England since their return to international cricket, the South African team is going all out to ensure that they break thi
Ganguly slams ICC one-day rankings
Sourav Ganguly has slammed the latest ICC one-day rankings on Friday after India dropped to number eight despite reaching the World Cup final earlier
We underperformed: Heath Streak
Heath Streak, the Zimbabwe captain, is no doubt a frustrated manJohn Ward14-Jun-2003Heath Streak, the Zimbabwe captain, is no doubt a frustrated man.
Wright gets extended contract and bonus
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has given John Wright a contract extension to coach the Indian team until at least September 2004Lynn