Hussey called as cover for Hayden
Matthew Hayden's slow-healing right shoulder has forced Australia to extend Mike Hussey's stay to provide cover for the first Test against New Zealand
Mani dismisses two-tier Test cricket
Less than a week after the ICC seemed to suggest that it was prepared to consider reducing the number of matches involving Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, Eh
USACA objections raise eyebrows
Documents leaked to Cricinfo suggest that far from coming as surprise, the USA Cricket Association were aware of the ICC's objections to its offered M
Yuvraj preferred to Kaif for Test squad
In a minor surprise, Yuvraj Singh was included ahead of Mohammad Kaif in the 14-member Indian squad for the first Test against PakistanCricinfo staff2
Bond and Stead power Canterbury
Shane Bond showed his batting prowess, getting his maiden first-class century to help Canterbury to an imposing 461 against Northern Districts in Chri
The great and the not-so-good
Rain caused Australia the most discomfort in New Zealand, but it couldn't wash away a string of brilliant performances by Gilchrist, McGrath, Warne an
Where's that burning desire?
There are many things that go into making a great team: a good opening pair, potent strike bowlers, a wicketkeeper who can bat, a captain whoinspires
New Bangladesh physio arrives
Paul Plose, Bangladesh's new physiotherapist, arrived in Dhaka yesterdayCricinfo staff22-Mar-2005Paul Plose, Bangladesh's new physiotherapist, arrived
Y & Y's success, M & M's failure
A statistical look at the second day's play at KolkataCricinfo staff17-Mar-2005 When Yousuf Youhana swung the last ball of the day to midwicket and re
Thorpe warns England not to be intimidated
Graham Thorpe, the England batsman, has urged his team not to be intimidated by Australia's reputation when the Ashes begin at Lords' on July 27Cricin