Dead pitch demeans Test cricket
Both captains agreed that the Kensington Oval pitch didn't do Test cricket many favours as the fourth Test ended in a predictable drawAndrew McGlashan
New Zealand overpowered in rain-hit match
Virender Sehwag set the tone with a typical fire-starting innings, andfine hands from Suresh Raina and Mahendra Singh Dhoni were alsoinstrumental as I
NZC eyes cash bonanza from India tour
The board will pocket a staggering $1 million for each of the 22 days that India will be in action, making the deal the biggest one-off broadcasting w
Work begins at the Rose Bowl
Work has begun on the first phase of development at Hampshire's Rose Bowl aimed at easing long-standing problems regarding spectator accessCricinfo st
Collier stands firm despite Stanford fallout
David Collier, the ECB chief executive, has stated he will not resign in wake of the Allen Stanford fiascoCricinfo staff22-Feb-2009 David
Taylor and Ryder carry resurgent New Zealand
Ross Taylor battled his way to a third Test century and riding shotgun was Jesse Ryder, with his second century in as many games, as New Zealand round
Voges puts wife before work
Adam Voges has shown his fiancée he will stick with her in good times and bad after pulling out of Australia's limited-overs seriesCricinfo staff17-Ma
Law signed up by Derbyshire
Stuart Law, the former Lancashire captain released from the county for his ICL links, has been signed up by Derbyshire for their limited-overs matches
Less security for Pakistan Tests compared to ODIs – Bayliss
Trevor Bayliss has come out in defence of Chris Broad, against whom the Pakistan board has complained to the ICCCricinfo staff10-Mar-2009
Streak calls for a more relaxed approach to playing against Zimbabwe
Heath Streak has called on countries such as England and Australia to change their stance on playing cricket against ZimbabweCricinfo staff20-Mar-2009