Wright writes book on Indian coaching experience
John Wright has written a book on his stint as India coach called which will be released in New Zealand on TuesdayCricinfo staff28-Jul-2006
Saqibul powers Bangladesh A to fifth win
Bangladesh ended their one-day series against Zimbabwe in convincing style, with a 58-run win, despite a defiant century from Pete RinkeCricinfo staff
Rain the winner at Trent Bridge
The final day of Nottinghamshire's match against West Indies A was abandoned without a ball bowledCricinfo staff18-Aug-2006ScorecardThe final day of N
Umpires from Australia and England for the Ashes?
The Australian board has suggested that umpires from England and Australia be allowed to stand during this year's Ashes seriesCricinfo staff26-Aug-200
Goswami and Sharma rip through England
England are taking some time to settle into their new home and by the close on the second day, plenty of their batsmen had been evicted, leaving their
Clyde Walcott dies aged 80
Sir Clyde Walcott, the legendary West Indian captain and batsman, has died in a Barbados hospital. He was 80Martin Williamson26-Aug-2006
New South Wales hunt for Waqar
New South Wales are looking to expand their international coaching contingent by attempting to lure Waqar Younis to the SCGCricinfo staff23-Aug-2006
Bangladesh under no illusions, says Whatmore
Coach Dave Whatmore has said Bangladesh are under no illusion about their chances in Champions Trophy and would instead like to use the tournament to
Astle and Chilton boost Lancashire
Lancashire kept alive their hopes of avoiding relegation in the Pro40 with an eight-wicket win against Warwickshire at Old TraffordCricinfo staff09-Se
Worcestershire keep pressure on
Worcestershire kept the pressure on at the top of division two after beating the rain at the Rose Bowl and winning under the Duckworth-Lewis methodCri