Zimbabwe off on whistlestop South Africa tour
A 16-member Zimbabwe squad left for South Africa to prepare for the upcoming five-match series against Bangladesh that gets underway next SaturdayCric
Harmison will be the key, says Woolmer
Bob Woolmer, Pakistan's coach, refused to accept that the first Test had slipped completely out of his side's reach, despite a century from England's
Atapattu misses South Africa series
Marvan Atapattu will miss the Test series against South Africa, as well as the triangular series involving India, as he continues to recover from the
Providence Stadium to host Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh, the Indian domestic Ranji Trophy champions, will play two one-dayers at the newly built Providence Stadium in Guyana in November, the U
South Africa pays respect to Makosana
The South Africa team wore black arms bands on the opening day of the second Test against Sri Lanka in respect of Solomon Makosana, the President of t
'We have a decent chance of bouncing back' – Strauss
Andrew Strauss insisted England would be a "lot better" by the time of next year's World Cup after they slumped to the eighth limited-overs defeat of
India not to host tri-series before World Cup
India will not host a tri-series featuring West Indies and Sri Lanka in 2007 as originally planned, and will instead play separate bilateral series ag
Stanford's $5 million bonanza scrapped
The $5 million winner-takes-all Stanford 20/20 SuperStar game between West Indies and South Africa due to be played on November 10 has been cancelledC
Shaharyar Khan announced as the new PCB chairman
The Pakistan Cricket Board today announced that Shaharyar M Khan, the former foreign secretary, has replaced Lt-GenWisden Cricinfo staff06-Oct-2006Sha
PCB under scanner yet again
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is due to face an inquiry from the Ministry of Sports which has asked for an explanation for Pakistan's poor performa