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Any hope that Andrew Strauss had of finalising his bowling selection for next week’s first Test against West Indies was emphatically quashed on the fi

NWFP overcame a poor opening day through a solid second, dismissing Baluchistan for 174 and extending their lead to 154 by stumps at the Gaddafi Stadi

Mitchell Johnson is hoping reverse-swing can be his key weapon in India as he aims to hold his place in Australia’s Test team and fight off a challeng

Gary Stead, the former New Zealand opening batsman, has replaced Steve Jenkin as coach of the national women’s teamCricinfo staff25-Jul-2008Gary Stead

Everton have had their fair share of speedy players down the years. Think of Romelu Lukaku bustling his way through a defence in the royal blue of

“We are very confident,” said Trinidad and Tobago team manager Colin Borde at the end of a three-day practice match at the National Cricket Centre, Ba

The proposal made by the ICC chief executive’s committee to reduce the next World Cup from 16 to 14 teams “isn’t great news for the Associates” accord

Hundreds from Parthiv Patel and Aakash Chopra rounded off a dominant first day for India A against their South African counterparts The Bulletin by Ja

Adrian Le Roux has resigned as South Africa’s fitness trainerCricinfo staff06-Jul-2007Adrian Le Roux has resigned as South Africa’s fitness trainer. H

Brian Lara, Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and “more big names to follow” are being linked to a breakaway Twenty20 competition taking place in India this