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Asia triumph despite Pollock hundred
A magnificent 130 from Shaun Pollock allowed Africa XI to harbour hopes of a great escape but Asia XI’s tall total allowed them to post a 34-run win i
Tait 'couldn't care less' about weak link jibe
Shaun Tait has shrugged off suggestions he is the weak link in Australia’s attack and remains keen to take the new ball against South Africa on Saturd
Ganguly and Tendulkar to play Ranji final
Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly will face each other in the Ranji Trophy Super League final, with both Mumbai and Bengal fielding full-strength sq
Bone-dry pitch awaits both teams
The pitch for the game looks bone-dry and has just a smattering of grass here and there, and though the locals expect it to be bouncy, it won’t be any
Madugalle wants more diplomacy
Ranjan Madugalle, the chief adjudicator in Inzamam-ul-Haq’s ICC hearing, has called for more diplomacy if a situation similar to The Oval Test between
Bell walking tall among his peers
The Ashes are looming once again for Ian Bell, but this time he is ready to look his opponents in the eye, as he continues his remarkable resurgence a
Northeast heading in right direction
Sam Northeast, the 16-year-old Kent batsman, has made another mark in his rise up the playing ladder with 62 against Sri Lanka at WormsleyAndrew McGla
Cox calls it quits after 19 years
Jamie Cox, the Tasmania and Somerset opening batsman, has retired after 264 first-class matches in a 19-year careerCricinfo staff08-Mar-2006
Fleming in top form as Wellington down Auckland
A summary of the first round State Shield matchesCricinfo staff05-Jan-2006Stephen Fleming, the New Zealand captain, showed a welcome return to form as
Leeds dodged a bullet in mooted Bielsa target Harry Wilson
Leeds United were linked with a plethora of players during the summer, ranging from potential Ben White replacements to strikers that could maybe usur