3 hrs ago | Manawatu Evening Standard
NZ Cricket steers clear of latest Ryder drama
Troubled cricketer Jesse Ryder is upsetting his neighbours, who say his friends are vomiting on their homes and doing burnouts down the street during late-night boozy parties.
7 hrs ago | PakTribune
ICC anti-corruption unit to monitor U-19 World Cup
DUNEDIN, New Zealand: The International Cricket Council will send its anti-corruption unit to next year`s under-19 World Cup to help protect the integrity of the game`s future stars.
15 hrs ago | The Star Online
Too much of a good thing just isn't cricket
Commercial sponsors and audiences overdose on cricket, to the detriment of players' health and possibly the sport itself.
22 hrs ago | Andover Advertiser
Arthur welcomes use of reviews
Mickey Arthur has welcomed apparent confirmation that the ICC's decision review system will be used after all in the forthcoming England-South Africa Test series.
Trott open to top order position
Jonathan Trott is hoping his 87 at his first attempt as England opener will mean he is entrusted with the job permanently.
A "mentally-tougher" Mitchell Johnson has revealed the personal pain of his mother's attack on his fiancee sparked his Ashes meltdown in England.
Indians make merry against Sri Lanka
Opener Gautam Gambhir top-scored with 167 as India piled up a record 2-417 on the first day of the second cricket Test against Sri Lanka on Tuesday.
Talisman Gayle heads back to Australia
West Indies captain Chris Gayle will return in time for the first Test against Australia starting in Brisbane on Thursday, after flying home last week to attend to his ill mother in Jamaica.
South Africa call up Gibbs to replace injured Kallis
Herschelle Gibbs has been recalled to the South Africa squad for the remainder of the one-day series against England.
AP, international news coalition suspends cricket coverage in Australia
The Associated Press will suspend coverage of cricket in Australia for the second consecutive international season because of a dispute over conditions for accreditation imposed by Cricket Australia.
England v South Africa - live coverage
Following the nailbiting summer Ashes series, England are back in action against South Africa, the second best team in the world rankings, and you can follow all of the one-day internationals and the four Tests with Hawk-Eye, the computer software that answers some of the age-old questions in cricket.
Warne keen to put on good show
Rather than lap up the spotlight again, Shane Warne just hopes he won't be an embarrassment on Sunday night.
Kanpur It's that time of the year when winter is creeping up on North India in stops and starts - chilly one day, temperate the next - making it hard to determine how many woollens one should wear before stepping out.
Collingwood to become England's most capped ODI player
South Africa News.Net Thursday 19th November, 2009 London, Nov.19 : All-rounder Paul Collingwood has said that his best is yet to come despite becoming England's most capped one-day player today when he faces South Africa in his 171st one-day international.
New spin Tasmanian off-spinner Jason Krejza attempted several doosras against NSW last week, and got one to knock over Usman Khawaja.
India to gain if Proteas fall in Icc Odi ranking
DUBAI: South Africa's loss would be India's gain as Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men stand to regain the second spot in ICC one-day rankings if England beat the Proteas in a five-match series starting tomorrow in Johannesburg.
Asif gearing up for Test series in New Zealand
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif is hoping to make an emphatic showing in the three-match Test series against New Zealand starting in Dunedin from Tuesday.
Denis Leamy seems certain to miss out on Ireland's final autumn international against South Africa after he was carried off with an ankle injury in the 41-6 victory over Fiji at the RDS in Dublin.
South Africa all-rounder Jacques Kallis is to miss the entire one-day international series against England because of a fractured rib.
'Motera-like tracks would kill Test cricket'
"Such pitches will kill Test cricket. It's a free ticket to batsmen and offer no contest," Harbhajan said.
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