Klusener left out of South African team for England
Lance Klusener was the most high-profile casualty as South Africa announced the most demographically representative touring party since they were read
Slow start for New Zealanders in northern leagues
Several New Zealand first-class cricketers are plying their wares in various leagues in England and the Netherlands but are still to make a significan
Flower: "Players take the rap but it's all down to bad management"
The inexperience of the Zimbabwe side was exposed for all to see during their defeat in the first Test against England at Lord'sWisden CricInfo staff2
Gray concerned about Australian behaviour
Malcolm Gray, president of the International Cricket Council (ICC), has expressed concern at the increasingly aggressive on-field behaviour of the Aus
No plans to review Bangladesh's Test status
The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has come to the defence of Bangladesh and insisted that there are no plans for their Test status to be withdrawn or ev
Trojans without key duo for visit of Alton
Trojans are without key duo Jamie Donaldson and Mario Mohamed for tomorrow's top of the table Southern Electric Premier League, Division 3 clash again
Weekes leads the way as Scotland fall to heavy defeat
Middlesex 255 for 9 (Weekes 80, Joyce 59*) beat Scotland 143 (Keegan 5 for 48) by 112 runs Scorecard While Middlesex only had drive a few miles to
No surprises in Australian squad
Steve Waugh has been retained as the captain of the Australian Test side for the series against Bangladesh, in a squad that contained no surprises wha
Muchall century saves Durham
Gordon Muchall ground his way to an attritional, but much-needed century, as Durham avoided the follow-on against India A at the RiversideWisden CricI
Sri Lanka rest big guns for practice match
Sri Lanka will rest some of their big guns, including their injured wicketkeeper Romesh Kaluwitharana, for the three-day practice match against a Wes