Ireland and West Indies win women's World Cup places
Ireland and the West Indies qualified to compete in the next Women's World Cup in South Africa after finishing on top of the International Women's Cri
All's fair for Love and Waugh as Bangladesh struggle
Steve Waugh: the first man to score 150 against all Test opposition All three Australian batsmen who took guard at Cairns' Bundaberg Rum Stadium
Shivalkar: 'One-day cricket is crippling spinners'
The spin panel constituted by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) includes former Mumbai left-arm spinner Padmakar Shivalkar , who misse
India A slump to 149-6 before the weather intervenes
A spell of 3-3 in 14 balls from Robert Croft put Glamorgan in a promising position onthe opening day of their match against India A at Swansea, as the
B.A.T.Sports v Hampshire Academy
The reasons for pitting a team of talented young Hampshire prospects against the best club cricketers in Hampshire were fully vindicated as the younge
Boost for National Cricket Museum at Basin Reserve
Wellington's National Cricket Museum now has a full-time curator in self-confessed cricket nut David MealingLynn McConnell21-Aug-2003Wellington's Nati
England hoping for a change
Last year it was at Trent Bridge that the tone of the international summer changedSteven Lynch13-Aug-2003Last year it was at Trent Bridge that the ton
Nelson personality died at weekend
Rex Challies, who died in Nelson on Saturday aged 78, once bowled one of the more legendary full-tosses in New Zealand minor-association cricketLynn M
Azharuddin to appeal match-fixing ban in higher court
Mohammad Azharuddin will appeal to a higher court after his suit to overturn a life ban from the game over match-fixing allegations was dismissed by a
Bangladesh hit out at discrimination in touring arrangements
Bangladesh's cricketers hit out at arrangements that saw them fly economy class even as their hosts flew executive class on their flight to Multan ahe