Lee should not be on Ashes tour – Lawson
The former fast bowler thinks Lee decision might "come back to bite" AustraliaCricinfo staff13-Jun-2009Long stretch: Brett Lee is fortunate to be in E
Forewarned means forearmed
West Indies' stunning seven-wicket win over India on Friday has transformed the dynamics of Group EThe Preview by Andrew Miller13-Jun-2009Match factsS
Ashes newbies ready for greatest test
Usually in the biggest contests it is the senior members who hold the most power over the result, but in this series the teams will expect much more f
Australians feel the Flintoff factor
News of Andrew Flintoff's knee injury has been met with little sympathy from the Australian campAlex Brown13-Jul-2009Michael Hussey wouldn't mind rubb
Playing as a batsman a bigger challenge – Jayawardene
Mahela Jayawardene now wants to push himself "to the limit" as a batsmanAjay S Shankar30-Jun-2009Mahela Jayawardene on Kumar Sangakkara: "It is my dut
No spinner a risk for Australia – Croft
Robert Croft, the most authoritative voice on spin-bowling in Cardiff, believes the Australians will be sending a poor message to Nathan Hauritz if th
Yorkshire edging tight contest
Durham spent a tense third day at the wicket as they fought to extract themselves from a tough position YorkshireJohn Ward at Headingley12-Jul-2009Sco
Anderson leads England charge
Australia's 75-year unbeaten record at Lord's is facing its greatest threat, after England's seamers scythed through the tourists' top-order on a rain
We will show more consistency – Mortaza
The Bangladesh captain said the team had been playing good cricket in the past seven to eight monthsCricinfo staff24-Jul-2009"We did something which n
Australia's new working-class hero
Michael Clarke, the flashy millionaire who grew up playing all the shots, fine-tuned his working-class values to secure a relieving draw for Australia