Cricket Australia distance themselves from Warne
The chief executive of Cricket Australia, James Sutherland, has gone out of his way to distance his organisation from the increasingly scandal-prone S
Bradman's last Baggy Green fetches big bucks
An anonymous Australian buyer has paid a record Aus$425,000 (US$283,000) for the baggy green cap worn by Donald Bradman when he ended his legendary Te
Bahatule bowls Mumbai into Ranji final
Mumbai stormed into the Ranji Trophy Elite Group final on Sunday after yet another sorry capitulation by Baroda's batsmenStaff Reporter28-Apr-2003Mumb
'We are expecting to get promotion in both competitions' says the new chairman
Somerset County Cricket Club held their press day at the County Ground in Taunton on a bright but rather chilly Friday morningRichard Walsh28-Mar-2003
Gritty half centuries by Imran, Hanif lift NBP out of trouble
KARACHI, Jan 22: Dogged half-centuries by Hanif-ur-Rehman and Imran Javed lifted National Bank out of trouble on a fluctuating opening day of the four
Aviation authority denies Cronje murder claims
South Africa's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has denied claims that the plane crash that caused Hansie Cronje's death last year could have been due
Tillakaratne: 'We need to pick ourselves up'
Rain may have played spoilsport in the first Test between Sri Lanka and West Indies at St Lucia, but Brian Lara's scintillating double-hundred livened
Maynard blasts student attack
Although Glamorgan`s match against Cardiff UCCE petered out into a draw, the friendlygave the county professionals some invaluable practice in readine
Pakistan sink without trace
Article: Report by Agha Albar, Eng-v-Pak, 23 Feb 2003, WC2003Agha Akbar23-Feb-2003CAPE TOWN-Needing 247 to win, not a really insurmountable task, Paki
Legal challenge to ECB over Zimbabwe
As the World Cup approaches and there appears to be no end to the political wrangling surrounding the scheduled matches in Zimbabwe and Kenya, a saga