Time is running out for weary Mahmud
Khaled Mahmud, Bangladesh's increasingly isolated captain, looks to be on his way out after more dismal one-day performances against EnglandMartin W
More of the same for England
England, fresh from their crushing victory in the first match of the three-game one-day series at Chittagong, are likely to name an unchanged side for
Pune court revokes BCCI ban
The Pune District civil court, hearing cricketer Abhijit Kale's appeal against the suspension imposed on him, has restrained the BCCI from barring him
Batty wins the battle of the spinners
England's Test warm-up match duly petered out into a soggy draw, as Colombo's notorious weather closed in on the dot of half past three, as it has bee
Croft: 'English spinners need drier pitches'
Robert Croft, who announced his retirement from international cricket yesterday, has warned that England won't produce a match-winning spinner unless
Lara and the three cops
West Indies have a tough task ahead of them in the second Tests against South Africa, and their batsmen will look to Brian Lara for inspirationRahul B
Ponting's double-hundred puts Australia in charge
Ricky Ponting's restrained and mature 257, his second double-century in successiveTests, was the highlight of the third day at the MCG, one that went
Fleming in NZ squad for Pakistan Test
Stephen Fleming has been included in New Zealand's team for the first Test against Pakistan, starting in Hamilton on FridayLynn McConnell14-Dec-2003St
Matthew Hayden – 'India surprised us'
Matthew Hayden, who scored 99 in the second innings of the drawn test in Brisbane, admits that his team was surprised by India's combative performance
Bushrangers-Redbacks match postponed
The Pura Cup match between the Bushrangers and the Redbacks was postponed as a mark of respect to David HookesWisden Cricinfo staff20-Jan-2004Australi