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This wasn’t a Test match, this was cricketing slaughterNeal Collins22-May-2000This wasn’t a Test match, this was cricketing slaughter. England’s innin

Khanin Saikia, with a bag of six wickets for 30, helped Assam bowl outOrissa on the opening day of their Vijay Merchant Trophy (under-16)match at Guwa

Jimmy Maher has left Australian cricket selectors in a no-win situationafter another dramatic tie as they try to sort out the best team for Saturday’s

Tipped just three months ago as the side most likely to unseat world Test champions Australia, South Africa crashed to the second biggest defeat of al

Lower order half-centuries from one-day specialist Jonty Rhodes and captain Shaun Pollock rescued South Africa as it finished with nine for 215 in 50

It has been reliably learnt that Indian vice-captain Rahul Dravid will don the gloves for the remaining matches of the Standard Bank Triangular Tourna

Adam Gilchrist’s list of cricketing achievements continues to grow, with news today that he has been appointed Western Australia’s captain for the 200

To “mislay” one memo to your players citing opposition weaknesses may seem like an accidentStephen Lamb01-Aug-2001To “mislay” one memo to your players

In the recent Old Trafford Test, Pakistan achieved a well-deserved and remarkable victory by 108 runsArshad Chughtai16-Jun-2001In the recent Old Traff

Poor weather in Colombo severely disrupted the Super Eight and the Plate Competition over the weekend, but Nondescripts Cricket Club still had time to