2 hrs ago | SportingLife.com
Fast bowler Shantha Sreesanth was named in India's 15-man squad for the first two Tests against Sri Lanka beginning next week.
7 hrs ago | BBC News
Duminy ton leads SA to series win
Second one-day international: Centurion South Africa 331-5 beat Zimbabwe 119 by 212 runs Match scorecard Duminy's ton was the clear highlight of South Africa's innings JP Duminy warmed up for the first Twenty20 international against England with a maiden one-day ton as South Africa beat Zimbabwe by 212 runs.
11 hrs ago | Salisbury Journal
James Anderson was left out of England's final tour match against South Africa 'A' on Tuesday as a precautionary measure after suffering some soreness in his right knee.
15 hrs ago | Salisbury Journal
Swann: Strauss absence not an issue
Graeme Swann is certain the absence of captain Andrew Strauss from England's tour to South Africa over the next week will not hamper the tourists' progress.
20 hrs ago | Manawatu Evening Standard
Black Caps coach by end of year
New Zealand Cricket is confident of appointing a new national cricket coach by the end of the year in time for the Bangladesh home series starting in February.
India to meet Bangladesh in Cup opener
International Cricket Council vice-president Sharad Pawar , ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat and the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 tournament director Ratnakar Shetty pose with the trophy during a news conference in Mumbai yesterday Mumbai: India will clash with Bangladesh in the opening match of the 2011 World Cup in Dhaka on February 19, the ...
England build momentum as Kevin Pietersen gets ready to return
England's Kevin Pietersen will watch the tour Twenty20 game against South Africa A from his Johannesburg hotel room.
Taibu ton saves face in defeat
South Africa began their season with a 45-run victory over neighbours, Zimbabwe, at Benoni yet were left with plenty to ponder after a battling century from Tatenda Taibu in a record sixth-wicket stand of 188.
South African Vipers win Singapore Rugby Sevens
The Final started as tough bruising encounter with both teams putting bodies on the line.
REINSTATED: West Indies captain Chris Gayle, second from left, celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of England skipper Andrew Strauss on the first day of the Second Test at Chester-le-Street in north-east England, last May.
England bowler Stuart Broad sent for precautionary scans on injured right shoulder
Seamer Stuart Broad has been sent for precautionary scans after injuring his right shoulder during England's opening tour match in South Africa.
Morkel blast lifts South Africa to 295
South Africa 295 for 5 v Zimbabwe Live scorecard and ball-by-ball details South Africa's batting line-up enjoyed a useful workout in the opening ODI against Zimbabwe as they reached an impressive 295 for 5. Hashim Amla top-scored with a fluent 80 while AB de Villiers also looked in fine touch for a run-a-ball 51.
Sixth India ODI in Guwahati today
Rejuvenated Australia target series victory GUWAHATI: Three days ago it was being asked whether Australia would be able to make this series a contest after losing Moises Henriques to injury, the latest in a long line of losses.
Vaughan: Luke Has Wright Stuff
South Africa v England Test Series Win Outright: England 4/1 Click here for Dave Tickner's Cricket365 blog Click here for latest cricket scorecards Click here for upcoming cricket fixtures Click here for more cricket news Former England captain Michael Vaughan has backed Luke Wright for a place in the Test side against South Africa this winter.
Vaughan wants Strauss to be rested
Michael Vaughan believes captain Andrew Strauss should be rested for the tour of Bangladesh to give England the best possible chance of retaining the Ashes in Australia.
South Africa 1/25 Zimbabwe 8/1 Click here for Dave Tickner's Cricket365 blog Click here for latest cricket scorecards Click here for upcoming cricket fixtures Click here for more cricket news Ryan McLaren is set to make his debut in South Africa's first one-day international against Zimbabwe on Sunday, as the hosts continue their preparations for ...
Weary Siddle happy to be back home
PETER Siddle is the sort to bowl until he busts but even he thinks Australia has ''probably played a bit too much cricket'' this year.
Remembering when the Boks were beaten at the Parade
THE years were rolled back and nostalgia reigned on Thursday night at a special reunion of the Newport team which beat South Africa 11-6 forty years ago.
Click here for latest scorecard Click here for Dave Tickner's Cricket365 blog Click here for latest cricket scorecards Click here for upcoming cricket fixtures Click here for more cricket news Jonathan Trott marked his return to South Africa by sharing an unbroken 56-run partnership with captain Andrew Strauss to help England reach 66 for one after ...
The threat to cricket's centre
It's not a battle between 50- and 20-over cricket, it's about who's playing. And that should worry the ICC Harsha Bhogle November 6, 2009 Text size: A A Starting today, Harsha Bhogle's column will appear on Cricinfo on Fridays More than halfway through what some thought would be a long series , the one-day international seems to be doing quite ...
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