'A' tour continues despite Lahore bomb blasts
Twin bomb blasts in Lahore on Thursday posed no threat to Australia A's on-going tour, according to a senior Pakistan cricket officialAFP22-Sep-2005Tw
WIPA and WICB fail to reach agreement
The Board and the West Indies Players Association (WIPA) have failed to come to an agreement "on all outstanding issues" on match/tour contractsMark P
Saqlain unlikely to be fit for England series
Saqlain Mushtaq, the Pakistan off spinner, says he doesn't expect to be picked for the forthcoming England seriesCricinfo staff05-Oct-2005
Australia call on baseball coach
Australia have summoned an American baseball coach to help rid them of the fielding fumbles and missed catches which blighted their tour of England th
Simmons begins legal fight against deportation
Phil Simmons's legal challenge over his dismissal by Zimbabwe Cricket began in Harare High Court on MondayCricinfo staff27-Oct-2005 Ph
MacGill likely to play at spin-friendly Hobart
Ricky Ponting believes the pitch for the second Test at Hobart, starting next Thursday, will favour spinTony Cozier11-Nov-2005 Brad Ho
Cullinan predicts success for South Africa
Daryll Cullinan, the former South African batsman, laments the fact that South Africa do not have more time to familiarize themselves in India, but sa
Blues continue to dominate Warriors
Without their Test stars, New South Wales' unsung heroes continued to control the match against Western Australia at Perth. They finished the second d
Sublime Rolton guides Australia to fifth World Cup
Australia lifted the World Cup for the fifth time after Karen Rolton's crashing 107 not out and four run-outs sunk India at CenturionThe Bulletin by J
Suresh Kumar helps Kerala earn two points in a draw
Powered by Suresh Kumar's 61 Kerala recovered from a very shaky 102 for 7 to reach 252 gaining a vital first innings lead to earn two pointsCricinfo s