South Africa Test players begin pink-ball experience
A cohort of South Africa's Test players will begin their preparations for the floodlit Test against Australia later in the year by facing the pink bal
'We played some horrible shots' – Holder
Jason Holder has put West Indies' six-wicket defeat on Sunday down to their shot selection as much as to Australia's spin bowling on a slow surface at
No clowning around from Roderick on even opening day
Essex's square played enough tricks last year to suit the circus troupe across the river, but the mood has shifted as a new coach takes charge at Chel
Ombudsman asks Harbhajan to dissociate from Bhajji Sports
The BCCI ombudsman, Justice AP Shah, has asked the board to take an "unequivocal undertaking" from spinner Harbhajan Singh that he will no longer be i
Southee ruled out of Sri Lanka T20s
New Zealand fast bowler Tim Southee has been ruled out of the upcoming two-match T20I series against Sri Lanka after scans showed a bruise on the bone
Strauss says T20 leagues must be embraced
Andrew Strauss has said England will have to make some "hard choices" as they look to improve their white ball cricketGeorge Dobell13-Nov-2015Eoin Mor
Vidarbha's Wagh questions fairness of umpires and CM Gautam
Vidarbha's Shrikant Wagh has slammed the umpiring in his team's match against Karnataka, holding it responsible for his side conceding the first-innin
England set for first Sharjah Test
England will play a Test in Sharjah for the first time after the schedule for their tour of UAE to face Pakistan in October and November was confirmed
Cool Shantry keeps Worcs from wilting
At Trent Bridge, where the white stands shone white hot, and the sky was parched blue, Nottinghamshire batted all day in defiance of the relegation gr
Norwell's second burst sees Gloucestershire take charge
Liam Norwell made a telling impact in the second innings against Essex to leave Gloucestershire on top at Chelmsford.Press Association04-May-2015 Scor