India builds third Test base
A opening stand of 153 marked India's successful first day in the vital third Test against South Africa at Newlands.
03 Jan, 2007 in International News
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BLACKCAPS take series lead
Michael Mason returned his best ODI figures as the BLACKCAPS earned a four-wicket win over Sri Lanka at Christchurch to take a 2-1 advantage in The National Bank Series.
02 Jan, 2007 in International News
Langer is fourth to retire
Lion-hearted opening batsman Justin Langer has become the fourth Australian veteran in as many weeks to announce his retirement from international cricket
02 Jan, 2007 in International News
Langer thanks Waugh
Justin Langer has paid tribute to former Australian captain Steve Waugh for the enormous influence he had upon his career after the left-hander announced his retirement from Test cricket on Monday.
02 Jan, 2007 in International News
Monty says England can spoil party
Monty Panesar believes England still has enough resolve to execute a fifth 3 mobile Ashes Test upset
01 Jan, 2007 in International News
South Africa levels series
Fast bowler Makhaya Ntini has taken 5 for 48 to lead South Africa to a 174-run victory over India and level the best of three Test series at one-all after the second Test at Durban.
01 Jan, 2007 in International News
BLACKCAPS set 225 to win
Michael Mason and James Franklin guided the BLACKCAPS to a final-ball win over Sri Lanka in Queenstown to level The National Bank ODI Series at 1-1.
31 Dec, 2006 in International News
Hogg targets ODIs
Brad Hogg feels that he has been in good enough form this season to warrant his retention in the national one-day side ahead of the Commonwealth Bank series against England and New Zealand.
31 Dec, 2006 in International News
Hussey reveals Warne style
Test sensation Michael Hussey has given a fascinating insight into Shane Warne's tactical nous as the champion leg-spinner prepares for his swansong from international cricket.
31 Dec, 2006 in International News
Buchanan questions Pietersen team ethics
Australian coach John Buchanan has questioned Kevin Pietersen's team ethic as revelations have emerged from the England camp of the batting dynamo's reluctance to follow team plans and bat at No.4.
30 Dec, 2006 in International News
Pollock regains control for SA
India needs another 316 runs with eight wickets in hand if it is to deny South Africa a series-equalling win in the second Test at Durban.
30 Dec, 2006 in International News
Bad light halts South African charge
Lighting problems in Durban restricted South Africa's ability to take a stranglehold on day three of the second Test against India.
29 Dec, 2006 in International News
Game plan loss has England in a tizz
Matthew Hayden and Andrew Symonds belted the England attack like they knew what was coming on Wednesday
28 Dec, 2006 in International News
Warne claims No. 700
Shane Warne has ensured Boxing Day 2006 will be marked as one of the most famous days in cricket history by capturing his 700th Test wicket in front of a rapturous 90
28 Dec, 2006 in International News
BLACKCAPS ODI squad named
The BLACKCAPS squad for the first two matches of The National Bank ODI series
23 Dec, 2006 in International News
BLACKCAPS team named for first two one-day internationals
The BLACKCAPS squad for the first two One-Day International matches in Napier on December 28 and Queenstown on December 31 is: Daniel Vettori (captain)
23 Dec, 2006 in International News
Harmison quits one-dayers
English paceman Steve Harmison has pulled the pin on his one-day cricketing career after he was left out of the 16-man squad to take on New Zealand and Australia in the VB Series starting next month.
22 Dec, 2006 in International News
Warne irreplaceable - Sutherland
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland believes Shane Warne's departure from the Australian Test team will leave a hole which may never be filled.
22 Dec, 2006 in International News
Clark seizing his chance
Australian pace bowler Stuart Clark has surprised many pundits with his superb efforts in the Ashes campaign so far but the lanky right-armer says he is just grateful to be part of the team.
21 Dec, 2006 in International News
Ashes planning key to success
Ricky Ponting has revealed that a team meeting a week after Australia's 1-2 Ashes defeat to England last year was the brainchild for the squad's remarkable success over the past 14 months.
20 Dec, 2006 in International News
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