Chandana's heroics fail to win him Test berth
Upul Chandana's matchwinning performance with the bat in the second one-day international at Bridgetown, which helped Sri Lanka storm to a dramatic se
Twenty20 Cup Ticket Sales Top 1000 in One Week
Billed as `twice the action; half the time', the new Twenty20 Cup cricket competition being launched at The Rose Bowl appears to be an appealing conce
Despite a fine innings from Jamie Cox the Cidermen still go down at Bath
Despite their brave attempts Somerset eventually lost their championship match against Worcestershire at Bath this afternoon, but it wasn't without a
Hauritz, Clarke get their chance
Young players Nathan Hauritz and Michael Clarke will return to one-dayinternational cricket after Australian selectors made two changes forthe third m
See no evil, hear no evil
When Andy Flower and Henry Olonga protested the "death of democracy", the Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak insisted that sport and politics could not mix
Foster fined for outburst
The England wicketkeeper James Foster has been severely reprimanded and fined by his county Essex for verbally abusing a spectator during Wednesday's
BCCI to debate ICC decisions
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will take stock of the issues discussed and the decisions reached at the recent International Cricket
Aberhart withdraws from New Zealand coaching race
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CCA extend condolences to family of Quebec cricketer Bharat Patel
The President, Executive and Board of Directors of the Canadian Cricket Association extend our deepest regrets on the tragic and sudden loss of Bharat
Miandad autobiography resurrects match-fixing scandal
Ahead of the one-day NatWest Challenge series against England, Pakistan's coach Javed Miandad has resurrected the spectre of match-fixing, insinuating