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MRF Indian players in Australia Institute squad (08 July 07:28) |
| Two Indian players will represent an Australian Institute of Sport team in the fourth year of the Emerging Players Tournament which begins next week. |
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Vincent to replace Hodge permanently (07 July 09:28) |
| Lou Vincent will be at Lancashire for the rest of the season after Brad Hodge decided to stay in Australia to look after his ill wife, Meg. |
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Bracewell to return to Gloucestershire (07 July 05:30) |
| Gloucestershire have announced that John Bracewell, the New Zealand coach, will return to the county as head coach next year. |
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NZ will tour Zimbabwe unless ordered not to (06 July 01:32) |
| New Zealand are likely tour Zimbabwe in 2009 unless ordered not to by the country's government. New Zealand's prime minister Helen Clark has said that she does not want a side from her count... |
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New Zealand government opposes Zimbabwe tour (05 July 03:28) |
| New Zealand prime minister Helen Clark has said that she does not want a side from her country touring there next year. |
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Reeve named coach of Central Districts (04 July 07:28) |
| Dermot Reeve, the former England allrounder, has been named coach of New Zealand state side Central Districts. |
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India could be next for contracts - Connor (03 July 11:32) |
| India's women could be the next beneficiaries of player contracts which have begun to revolutionise life for England and Australia players. |
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New Zealand thrash out-of-depth Scotland (03 July 07:28) |
| The gap between the major cricket-playing countries of the world and the associate members remains large, despite occasional freak results, as New Zealand showed when they outclassed Scotlan... |
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Scotland bat in series 'decider' (03 July 03:28) |
| New Zealand won the toss and sent Scotland in to bat in the final match of the tri-series at Mannofield Park in Aberdeen . |
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New Zealand crush hapless Irish (01 July 11:28) |
| It was a day of records and near-records at Mannofield Park in Aberdeen, as a rampant New Zealand team totally outclassed a threadbare Ireland by a record ODI margin of 290 runs. |
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McCullum and Marshall flay Ireland (01 July 07:28) |
| All a depleted Irish team could offer was blood, toil, sweat and tears. On this occasion their players were just not in the same class as the New Zealand batsmen, who did much as they please... |
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Depleted Ireland bowl first against NZ (01 July 05:28) |
| Ireland won the toss and put New Zealand in to bat on a sound-looking pitch, perhaps in the hope that the wind would assist their bowlers. |
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Dolly drops and snapping bats (28 June 11:26) |
| Will Luke presents the plays of the day from the fifth ODI at Lord's. |
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Styris stars as New Zealand secure series (28 June 11:26) |
| Scott Styris and Daniel Vettori, New Zealand's two most experienced ODI players, guided their team to a 51-run victory that ensured their often disappointing and sometimes heated tour ended ... |
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New Zealand chip away as England chase 267 (28 June 09:48) |
| England's batsmen were under significant pressure at the halfway mark of their chase as they aimed to stop New Zealand winning the series, as Daniel Vettori's men chipped away to leave the h... |
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Security in Pakistan needs 'fine tuning' - expert (28 June 07:30) |
| An independent security expert, acting on behalf of three cricket boards, has said that some "fine tuning" still needs to be done in certain areas before Pakistan is ready to host the ICC Ch... |
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Styris drives New Zealand to 266 (28 June 07:30) |
| A perfectly-paced unbeaten 87 from Scott Styris and an entertaining half-century from Jacob Oram ensured England would face a challenging chase to level the series at Lord's, where New Zeala... |
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Broad troubles New Zealand top order (28 June 05:30) |
| In his first act as England captain Kevin Pietersen won the toss and sent New Zealand in as his team searched for a victory to end the five-match ODI series with a 2-2 draw. |
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Cook returns as England field (28 June 03:48) |
| In his first act as England captain Kevin Pietersen won the toss and sent New Zealand in as his team searched for a victory to end the five-match ODI series with a 2-2 draw. |
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Pietersen unfazed by birthday honour (27 June 10:10) |
| Kevin Pietersen turned 28 today and has declared that the England captaincy is the best birthday present ever, after he was asked to step into the role for the fifth and final ODI against Ne... |
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Pietersen replaces banned Collingwood as captain (26 June 09:32) |
| England will have to look for another captain for the remainder of their series against New Zealand after Paul Collingwood was banned for four ODIs. Collingwood was found guilty of Level 3 I... |
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Collingwood banned for four ODIs (26 June 07:28) |
| England will have to look for another captain for the remainder of their series against New Zealand after Paul Collingwood was banned for four ODIs. Collingwood was found guilty of Level 3 I... |
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'I wish I had called him back' - Collingwood (26 June 11:30) |
| There is life in the old dog yet. Twenty20 was supposed to act as the poison to kill off 50-over cricket once and for all. Yet on a thrilling day at The Oval, amid no shortage of controversy... |
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50-over cricket not yet dead (26 June 05:30) |
| There is life in the old dog yet. Twenty20 was supposed to act as the poison to kill off 50-over cricket once and for all. Yet on a thrilling day at The Oval, amid no shortage of controversy... |
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Collingwood faces ban after slow over-rate (26 June 03:30) |
| England's captain, Paul Collingwood, has been found guilty of a Level 3 ICC Code of Conduct breach following his side's failure to bowl their overs in the required time . |
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A tough day for KP (26 June 01:30) |
| The plays of the day from a dramatic fourth ODI between England and New Zealand at The Oval. |
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New Zealand take controversial last-ball thriller (26 June 01:30) |
| Kyle Mills and Mark Gillespie held there nerve to seal New Zealand a thrilling and incredible one-wicket victory at The Oval. After Luke Wright produced a nerveless final over to match his e... |
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Tests remain the players' choice (25 June 10:10) |
| Test cricket remains the most important format but more than half of the international cricketers questioned admitted they would retire early if an attractive offer came from the IPL. |
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Styris leads New Zealand's pursuit (25 June 10:10) |
| Scott Styris responded to two early strikes from Ryan Sidebottom, including the dangerous Brendon McCullum, with a fortunate 43 . |
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Shah and Bopara lift England to 245 (25 June 07:28) |
| Daniel Vettori's decision to field first in game four at The Oval proved to be the right one so far, as his band of up-surging men reduced England to 104 for 4 by the halfway mark of their s... |
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New Zealand take control at The Oval (25 June 05:28) |
| Daniel Vettori's decision to field first in game four at The Oval proved to be the right one so far, as his band of up-surging men reduced England to 104 for 4 by the halfway mark of their s... |
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Sidebottom and Oram back as New Zealand field (25 June 03:26) |
| New Zealand arguably hold the momentum after leveling the series at Bristol, and they decided to field first as the bandwagon of a competitive contest moved to London for the final two game. |
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Scotland prepare for ODI battles (24 June 07:28) |
| Scotland are preparing to face the twin challenge of New Zealand and Ireland in the one-day tri-series at Mannofield in Aberdeen next week, the first time the ground has hosted ODIs. |
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Traditional rivals drawn together in World Twenty20 (24 June 03:34) |
| The nine-day tournament includes West Indies and South Africa in Group A along with Australia and New Zealand and Sri Lanka and England in Group B with India and Pakistan. |
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League cricketer shows how it's done (21 June 11:34) |
| Plays of the day from the third ODI at Bristol. |
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Resurgent New Zealand level series (21 June 11:34) |
| New Zealand produced a remarkable turnaround to level the one-day series with a 22-run victory at Bristol after finding themselves in a seemingly hopeless position. Kyle Mills and Grant Elli... |
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Southee and Mills rip into England (21 June 09:26) |
| New Zealand continued to engineer a remarkable turnaround as they carried the momentum from the end of their innings into the field, leaving England struggling on 89 for 6, a similar positio... |
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Elliott leads fightback after Broad's display (21 June 07:28) |
| Led by the consistently impressive Stuart Broad, England's attack made life hard work in helpful conditions at Bristol, but New Zealand showed some fight to post 182. Broad bowled his ten ov... |
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Broad leads outstanding bowling display (21 June 05:26) |
| England's pace attack made the most of helpful conditions at Bristol to leave New Zealand reeling on 61 for 5. James Anderson nipped Brendon McCullum's aggressive start in the bud, but the m... |
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England bowl under cloudy skies (21 June 03:28) |
| After the controversial end to the second ODI at Edgbaston, everyone will be keeping their fingers crossed that the rain stays away from Bristol long enough to allow a full match. England wo... |
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Fears grow over Champions Trophy boycott (21 June 03:28) |
| There are increasing signs that a number of players are considering boycotting September's ICC Champions Trophy amid fears over their safety.
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Pakistan board dismisses security concerns (21 June 11:32) |
| The Pakistan board has dismissed concerns from several international players regarding security arrangements in the country for the Champions Trophy in September. The ICC had declared itself... |
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ICC changes rule after rain farce (20 June 01:30) |
| The ICC has acted swiftly - although still too late to help New Zealand - to amend the rule regarding the length of the interval in response to the farcical finish that denied the Kiwis the ... |
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Vettori calls for common sense (19 June 03:28) |
| Reaction from the second ODI between England and New Zealand. |
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Belly-flops and daft decisions (19 June 01:28) |
| Will Luke provides the Plays of the Day from the second ODI between England and New Zealand at Edgbaston. |
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Rain washes out chase one over short (19 June 01:28) |
| New Zealand were denied the chance of a series-levelling victory, and the patient crowd left without witnessing a close finish, as rain had the final say at Edgbaston one over before Duckwor... |
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New Zealand given hope in rain-hit game (18 June 11:36) |
| Luke Wright ignited at the top of the order and Paul Collingwood opened his shoulders as England reached 162 at Edgbaston in a match reduced to 24 overs per side. Wright's half-century took ... |
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New Zealand bowl in 29-over match (18 June 07:28) |
| England produced a near-perfect performance in the opening match of the series at Chester-le-Street, the highlight of which was Kevin Pietersen's debate-provoking switch-hitting. Now, though... |
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Rain threatens England's momentum (18 June 03:26) |
| England produced a near-perfect performance in the opening match of the series at Chester-le-Street, the highlight of which was Kevin Pietersen's debate-provoking switch-hitting. Now, though... |
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Pietersen switch-hit given all-clear (17 June 07:28) |
| The MCC - the guardian of the laws of cricket - has concluded that Kevin Pietersen's controversial left-handed shot is legal. |
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