Dippenaar leads Eagles to victory
The Eagles were crowned the 2004-05 Standard Bank Cup champions after an exciting a seven-wicket win over the Titans at Goodyear Park in BloemfonteinC
Griqualand collapse as Border turn the screw
Griqualand West squandered an excellent chance to take the lead after bowling out Border for 240 - they collapsed to 184 in the UCB Provincial Cup fin
Jennings aims for whitewash, Pollock hopes to be fit
Ray Jennings has targetted a whitewash in the forthcoming Test and one-day series against West IndiesCricinfo staff21-Mar-2005Shaun Pollock: 'From a p
Zondeki and Prince named in Caribbean squad
Monde Zondeki and Ashwell Prince have been rewarded for their career-best performances in the second Test against Zimbabwe, by being named in South Af
Offering bad light to the umpire
Tendulkar's throw wasjust another reminder of the man's presence of mind and his sheernatural ability on a cricket fieldOsman Samiuddin and Anand Vasu
Home disadvantage
A statistical look at the second day's play at BangaloreCricinfo staff25-Mar-2005Younis Khan: made the highest score by an overseas batsman in India©
ICC takes over running women's game
The ICC has finally taken over responsibilities for running the women's international game, as expected, after the International Women's Cricket Counc
'Our behaviour is improving' – Ponting
Ricky Ponting believes Australia's on-field behaviour is improvingCricinfo staff29-Apr-2005 Squeaky clean: Ricky Ponting says the pub
Yardy makes a case for permanent place
On a cold and stuttering day at The Oval, a young Sussex batsman laid down his claim for a regular spot in first-class cricketBulletin by Edward Craig
Speed calls for legislation against sports cheats
Malcolm Speed, the chief executive of the ICC, has suggested that corruption in sports should be made a criminal offence by governments worldwide, wit