Hindu group threatens to disrupt Pakistan matches
A right-wing Hindu group has threatened to prevent Pakistan from playing in India in the Champions Trophy scheduled to start this weekAFP04-Oct-2006
Windies starting to gel well – Sarwan
Ramnaresh Sarwan feels the Caribbean cricketers are beginning to gel as a team, and it is especially beginning to show in one-day internationals11-Sep
Two weeks grace for Brian Lara Stadium
The ICC experts will review a new construction schedule before announcing a final decision in about two weeks as to whether the Brian Lara Stadium wil
Gillespie urges selectors to pick Tait or Johnson
Jason Gillespie has encouraged Australia to pick a young bowler for the Ashes even if it means he misses outCricinfo staff19-Oct-2006
Tsvarai demands Chingoka explains discrepancies
Crispen Tsvarai, the Zimbabwe Cricket board member who was ousted as chairman of the Technical and Player Welfare Committee last week, has demanded th
Players accountable if tested positive – Leipus
Cricket, being a game of skill primarily, does not immediately seem to be a sport that would benefit from performance-enhancing substancesAndrew Leipu
Domestic tournaments to become more professional
Sri Lanka Cricket's interim committee is making meaningful changes to the Premier domestic competition to improve quality and to make it more professi
Asif and Akhtar to return home
Pakistan cricket received another body blow, with Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif testing positive for banned substances during an internal dope test
Pakistan coast home by nine wickets
Brian Lara's brilliance shone brightly at the Gaddafi Stadium, but as hashappened so often in his career, the final outcome was yet another Testdefeat
Steyn puts the skids under India
India's tour of South Africa got off to a shaky start when they lost to Rest of South Africa by 37 runs at BenoniCricinfo staff16-Nov-2006Rest of Sout