Umpiring confusion reigns again
It took only seven balls for Samiullah Shenwari's delight at Afghanistan's first appearance in a World Cup to descend into personal disaster as the fo
De Villiers hundred gives SA slight edge
AB de Villiers produced the outstanding innings that the Cape Town Test craved, but even his redoubtable efforts have yet to shake off West IndiesThe
Gabba Test in doubt as players mourn
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Adelaide confirmed as first Test venue
The Adelaide Test has been confirmed as the first match of the Australia-India series and is set to begin on December 9, three days earlier than origi
Craig hopes for spin impact
Mark Craig, the New Zealand offspinner, hopes he and the legspinner Ish Sodhi can make a bigger impact on Pakistan's batsmen in the Test series that b
Chingoka named ZC's honorary life president
Former Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) chairman Peter Chingoka has been named one of the organisation's honorary life presidentsFirdose Moonda07-Oct-2014Less th
Grayson lauds 'gifted' Ryder
Essex may not be able to celebrate promotion at the end of this match but Chelmsford basked in another Jesse Ryder masterclass Alan Gardner at Chelmsf
'Younis wicket turning point' – Herath
Rangana Herath marked out Kaushal Silva's sharp work to dismiss Younis Khan as a key moment on FridayAndrew Fidel Fernando15-Aug-2014Rangana Herath ra
Colwyn Bay content with its lot
Colwyn Bay was hardly the centre of the sporting world, but it was the centre of cricket in Colwyn Bay and for those watching Glamorgan struggle to co
Wolves in ‘awkward’ managerial situation
Wolverhampton Wanderers have created an ‘awkward’ managerial situation by deciding to keep Steve Davis in charge, according to transfer insider Dean J