Clark, Salter fifties keep contest in balance
The match between Glamorgan and Durham was delicately poised as the visitors ended the third day 147 runs ahead with seven wickets remainingECB Report
Harbhajan asks for contracts for India's domestic players
Harbhajan Singh has asked for India's domestic cricketers to be given contracts in order to ensure their financial securityNagraj Gollapudi17-May-2017
Flawed teams look for consolation win
Kanpur's first match of the season is a dead rubber between two troubled teams: Gujarat Lions invariably win when they chase, and invariably lose when
CA rebuffs MoU mediation, writes to players
Cricket Australia's decision to rebuff the players' calls for mediation to end the escalating pay dispute has been accompanied by another attempt to d
Smith says it's win or bust for Australia against England
The scenario for Australia to stay in the tournament beyond the group stage is pretty simple according to captain Steven Smith, with a win needed over
Players offer flexibility on revenue share
The ACA have revealed that they want to discuss 'what is in and what is out of shared revenue streams',a definition that has become a major stumbling
Guptill, Williamson make short work of Sri Lanka's 356
Upul Tharanga's century for Sri Lanka went in vain as Martin Guptill and Kane Williamson smashed 17 fours and nine sixes to help New Zealand chase dow
Henry Blofeld, Test Match Special's Dear Old Thing, announces retirement
Henry Blofeld, the veteran BBC commentator, has announced that he will retire from his role with Test Match Special this summer, after 45 years on the
Ramachandra Guha resigns from CoA
Historian Ramachandra Guha has resigned from the Committee of Administrators, which was appointed by the Supreme Court of India to oversee the working
Rashid's best sends Yorkshire top
Adil Rashid returned a career-best 4 for 19 at Headingley to send Yorkshire top of North Group and condemn Durham to their sixth straight defeatECB Re