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
Smith doubtful for Old Trafford game
Graeme Smith (left): a doubtful starter for the latest ODI Graeme Smith is doubtful for the NatWest Triangular Series clash against England at O
Lara holds the key as Australia press for victory
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Umpire Cowman made his mark with Cricket Museum
Stan Cowman, who died in Upper Hutt on February 2, aged 79, loved cricket, and that love is represented in the National Cricket Museum housed at the B
England face tall ask as spinners dominate
Sixteen wickets fell on the third, enthralling day of the second Test at Old Trafford as New Zealand set England a daunting 294 to win, on a crumbling
Wright shocked by Kirby incident
Luke Wright has said it was 'scary' to see Steve Kirby, one of his best friends, lying on the dressing room floor after being knocked out by Wright's
Spurs eye Rossi
According to The Telegraph, Tottenham are set to target a bargain move for Los Angeles FC striker Diego Rossi as Daniel Levy and co search for summer
Warne wants captains to think spin
Shane Warne believes Australia must improve their spin-bowling depth by using the slow men more often and more aggressively in state cricketBrydon Cov
Mohammad Sami among eight new ICL signings
Eight Pakistani players, including former international fast bowlers Mohammad Sami and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan, have signed up to play in the Indian Crick
Alasdair Gold drops Spurs claim on Pochettino
Writing on Twitter, reliable Tottenham Hotspur correspondent Alasdair Gold has dropped a claim on former manager Mauricio Pochettino amid his links to