Elliott not stressed by New Zealand's Scotland slide
New Zealand appeared to stutter in their chase of 142 against Scotland, but as they were in pursuit of an outstanding net run rate, the team is at eas
Sangakkara takes aim at Nishantha and SLC again
Kumar Sangakkara has once again taken aim at Sri Lanka Cricket secretary Nishantha Ranatunga, as well as the country's former sports minister, labelin
Former WICB director Lequay dies
Alloy Lequay, former director of the West Indies Cricket Board and former president of the Trinidad & Tobago Cricket Board, died on Sunday at the age
Sangakkara, Dilshan tons set up big win
At Bellerive Oval, Kumar Sangakkara became the first man in ODI history to score centuries in four consecutive innings, and together with Tillakaratne
Karunaratne out of World Cup with broken finger
The ICC Event Technical Committee has approved legspinning-allrounder Seekkuge Prasanna as a replacement for injured batsman Dimuth KarunaratneAndrew
Ferguson ton gives South Australia five-wicket win
Callum Ferguson's 12th first-class hundred, an unbeaten effort, powered South Australia to a five-wicket win, after Tasmania set them a target of 289
'De Kock will play a part in us winning the World Cup'
Despite being the only member of South Africa's top six to have not scored a century in the group stages, Quinton de Kock remains AB de Villiers' "fir
Davies' double hundred quietens the wicketkeeping debate
A beautiful spring day in Cardiff might well have been the occasion when Steve Davies the disillusioned wicketkeeper incontestably became Steve Davies
Cook, Moores yet to discuss openers slot
Jonathan Trott is tipped to the be the latest opening partner for Alastair Cook when England begin their Test series against West Indies on April 13 b
Stable Bangladesh seek to build on early success
Mashrafe Mortaza wants Bangldesh to build on the early success and play according to the needs of the team in addition to making crucial contributions