New Zealand storm to nine-wicket win
A four-pronged seam attack turned the Test quickly in the first session, grabbing the opposition by the scruff of the neck after a 161-run opening sta
Gilchrist running out of time – Healy
Adam Gilchrist is good enough to return to peak wicketkeeping form but he is running out of time to do so, according to his predecessor Ian HealyCrici
Yousuf braces himself for arbitration hearing
Mohammad Yousuf will be represented by legal counsel for the next arbitration hearing in Mumbai as he responds to a notice sent by the Indian Cricket
Top board officials to meet in Kuala Lumpur
The Indian Premier League and its place on the world cricket calendar is expected to be a key area of discussion as chief executives or their equivale
Format change planned for Afro-Asia Cup
The Afro-Asian Cup, the second staging of which took place in Bangalore in June last year, looks likely to undergo a radical overhaul of its formatMar
de Villiers steers South Africa to five-wicket win
South Africa cruised to a fourth straight victory in their one-day series against West Indies, thanks to a blistering 37-ball fifty from their captain
Ponting optimistic of playing opening game
Ricky Ponting has rated himself a greater than 90% chance of appearing in Sunday's ODI against India in BrisbanePeter English at the Gabba02-Feb-2008
Mascarenhas sets up England victory
Dimitri Mascarenhas pummelled Jeetan Patel for four consecutive sixes in an over, to set England on their way to a comfortable 32-run victory in the f
Former Pakistan keeper Taslim Arif dies
Taslim Arif, the former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman, died in Karachi at the age of 53 after succumbing to a lung infectionCricinfo staff14-Mar-2008T
ECB cracks down on ICL recruits
The ECB has moved to try to clarify the uncertainty surrounding players who have signed for the unauthorised Indian Cricket League, and has warned any