Blackwell strikes takes Durham close
The large gathering of former Sussex players at Hove on Friday would not have been impressed by the efforts of the current crop to stave off defeat by
Slow and steady Copeland winning the pace race
Michael Clarke believes Trent Copeland's lack of pace can aid the tourists in against Sri Lanka in the first Test in Galle from WednesdayDaniel Brett
Laxman, Ojha named in HCA governing council
India and Hyderabad cricketers VVS Laxman and left-arm spinner Pragyan Ojha have been named on the newly-constituted governing council of the Hyderaba
Ponting expects to be No.3 in Sri Lanka
Ricky Ponting, the former Australian captain, expects to bat at No.3 when the team led by Michael Clarke plays three Tests in Sri Lanka in August.ESPN
Cricket Kenya overhauls players' central contracts
The fallout from Kenya's dismal performance at the World Cup continues with news the board is making substantial changes to the way central contracts
Lea Tahuhu in NZ women's team
Canterbury opening bowler, Lea Tahuhu, 20, has been named in the 14-member New Zealand women's squad for the quadrangular series in England in June th
WHU selling Arnautovic was great business
It's fair to speculate that the majority of the West Ham United fanbase were disheartened when forward Marko Arnautovic reportedly handed in a transfe
Bergwijn could quit Spurs this summer
As per Calciomercato, there has been a big update on the future of Tottenham Hotspur winger Steven Bergwijn amid the drama surrounding manager Antonio
West Indies have fire power to be successful – Gayle
Chris Gayle has said he plans to treat the 2011 World Cup as his last and believes the West Indies have the "fire power" to emerge triumphant on the s
Baroda take slender lead on wicket-filled day
Baroda managed a slender first-innings lead on a day when 18 wickets fell at the Reliance Stadium in VadodaraThe Bulletin by Abhishek Purohit in Vadod