Lara and Ganga set up a classic Test
Contrasting centuries from Brian Lara and Daren Ganga gave WestIndies a handy lead by the end of the third day at BourdaSteven Lynch12-Apr-2003Contras
Sonn facing uphill battle for survival
Percy Sonn, the controversial president of the South African cricket board (UCB), is facing an increasingly uphill battle to hold on to his jobWisden
Razzaq's demands cost him international place, claims report
A report in the Pakistan-based International News claims that Abdul Razzaq was left out of the side to tour England because of his attitude, despite
The end of Zulu?
In a team sport as quirkily individual as cricket, players are often credited with winning a match single-handedly, but only one man has nearly won a
Australia's winning streak comes to an end
Australia's 21-match unbeaten run has come to an end, the very day after they took an unassailable 4-0 lead in the seven-match seriesAndrew Miller25-M
Imran returns to coaching to boost Pakistan
Imran Khan has announced he is returning to coaching, to help lift Pakistan cricket out of the doldrums following a disastrous World Cup campaignWisde
Worry for Trojans as they tackle Hambledon
Trojans bid to regain the Southern Electric Premier League, Division 3 leadership from Alton has been hit by injury and unavailabilities.Mike Vimpany
England and South Africa need to address their shortcomings
Shaun Pollock goes through his paces in the Old Trafford nets After the disappointment of the rain at Headingley, it is ironic that the NatWest
Pakistan women allege bias over dismissals
Seven members of the Pakistan women's cricket team who were dismissed from the national training camp have claimed that their removal was down to mana
Speed warning over crowd invasions
Malcolm Speed, the International Cricket Council (ICC)'s chief executive, has urged English cricket authorities to ensure that there are no security l