Wasim Akram, Mullally and Giddins miss Northamptonshire match
Alan Mullally with a strained hamstring, Wasim Akram with an injured toe and Ed Giddins rested are all absent for Hampshire's next Frizzell Championsh
Bridge across forever
Nothing in contemporary cricket is any longer kosher, and rightly soAnil Nair22-May-2003Nothing in contemporary cricket is any longer kosher, and righ
Joshi bowls Karnataka to an emphatic win
Karnataka have thrashed Kerala by an innings and 11 runs to win the Ranji Plate final played at the M Chinnaswamy stadium, BangaloreStaff Reporter07-M
Mashonaland win by 2 wickets in Harare
It was a match that swung as often as a Dixieland bandJohn Ward19-Jan-2003It was a match that swung as often as a Dixieland band. Mashonaland and Mata
'This build-up is completely different' – Bailey
A Gabba Test, a so-called good bloke making his debut at 30-plus, a sense of uncertainty about whether he will make it as a Test batsman - it could ju
Michael Clarke eager for batting help
Michael Clarke has endorsed the team performance manager Pat Howard's instigation of a forum to address the nation's batting ills in Sydney next month
Bopara keeps Essex on course
Ravi Bopara warmed-up for the forthcoming one-day international series between England and Australia by scoring 88 as Essex beat Derbyshire by 107 run
Big Jack Harrison update from Leeds
Leeds United are willing to accept a £35m offer for Jack Harrison amid rumours of interest from Newcastle United, according to Football Insider.
Yorks find silver lining through rain
Rain brought a damp end to Thursday's YB40 game between Yorkshire and Middlesex at Headingley, but the silver lining for the home side was that they p
Stevens edges Kent ahead between showers
Rain produced a stop-start afternoon and evening session that Kent ended up handling better, thanks to a 145-run partnership between Darren Stevens an