Teams keep an eye on the future
Unmistakably, change is in the air. Pakistan and South Africa meet at theNational Stadium in Karachi tomorrow for the first Test, one eye on the now,
Atherton moves to The Times
Mike Atherton will replace Christopher Martin-Jenkins as cricket correspondent of after England's tour of New Zealand early next yearCricinfo staff25
Disciplined bowling gives Pakistan the advantage
Pakistan ended the first day of the second Test against South Africa with the upper handThe Bulletin by Faras Ghani 08-Oct-2007Scorecard andball-by-ba
Jayawardene delighted with Derbyshire deal
Mahela Jayawardene can't wait to play for Derbyshire and lend his experience to new captain Rikki ClarkeJenny Thompson in Adelaide25-Oct-2007
Jayawardene aims high in Australia
Sri Lanka are confident they can post their first Test win on Australian soilJenny Thompson in Adelaide24-Oct-2007 Mahela Jayawardene
Pakistan penalised for slow over-rate
Pakistan have been fined for a slow over-rate during the second one-day international against South Africa in LahoreCricinfo staff21-Oct-2007
'Boom boom' goes bust
Sidharth Monga present the Plays of the day from the third ODI in KanpurSidharth Monga in Kanpur11-Nov-2007 Sohail Tanvir is delighted
Hogg wins battle of Brads as Warriors sniff victory
It was a tale of two Brads at the MCG, where Brad Hogg put Western Australia in a winning position and Brad Hodge watched his Test hopes slip further
Fletcher – Flintoff let me down
Duncan Fletcher says Andrew Flintoff "let him down" with his drinking at the World CupCricinfo staff27-Oct-2007 The tabloids piled in
It's unfair to compare me with Inzamam: Misbah
Misbah-ul-Haq says Pakistan will be aiming for a morale-boosting win ahead of the Test seriesGeorge Binoy in Jaipur17-Nov-2007 Mis