Good news for Warne
Shane Warne's hopes of hauling in Muttiah Muralitharan's world record of Test wickets have been boosted by the latest positive reports on his broken hand.Warne is now considered a big chance of playing in at…
West Indian legends feted
Viv Richards batting against England in 1986 - the best West Indian one-day performance ever, according to this jury© Getty ImagesWest Indies may be going through a bad patch of late, but their cricketing history…
Bond decides to go under the knife
Shane Bond: hoping to be back in December© Getty ImagesShane Bond, the New Zealand fast bowler, will undergo back surgery in a last ditch attempt to save his injury-ridden career.Bond, 29, has only played in…
Younis puts Pakistan in charge
Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsYounis Khan's sixth Test hundred led Pakistan's reply© AFPWhen Younis Khan replaced Asim Kamal for the second Test, there were many grumbles about the selection. Today, in a calm, unhurried fashion, he…
Indian government gives green light to Bangladesh tour
Indian and Bangladeshi officials inspects security at Dhaka's Bangabandhu National Stadium© AFPThe Indian government today gave the board the green light to go ahead with the tour of Bangladesh. The five-man delegation sent by the…
Malinga called up as cover for Zoysa
Lasith Malinga: 'Jeff Thomson-like slingshot action'© Getty ImagesSri Lanka have called up Lasith Malinga as fast-bowling cover for NuwanZoysa, who is expected to miss at least the first two games of theirfive-match one-day series in…
Harris shoulder operation a success
The brave bid of Chris Harris ends© Getty ImagesChris Harris is expected to have his right shoulder in a sling for up to five weeks after surgery in Christchurch last night. Harris, who was injured…
They came, they saw, they got wet
Occasionally the rain relented enough for the groundstaff to 'peel back the central tarpaulin itself, to reveal the raunchiest green-top imaginable' © CricinfoThey came, they saw, they got wet. Again. For the third visit running,…
Solanki impresses again in England win
England A 280 for 8 (Prior 84, Solanki 55 Usman Saleem 3-54) beat United Arab Emirates 214 for 9 (Usman Saleem 50) by 66 runsScorecardVikram Solanki followed his 94 in the opening match on Saturday…
Pressure? What pressure?
You are in your seventh Test, having scratched around for 15 balls and two runs, against the oldest enemy. You have just come in and are battling to erase asizeable deficit with almost half your…