New Zealand to host DCIF World Cup
New Zealand will host the Deaf Cricket International Federation World Cup in 2009. The event will be the third of its kind
28 Aug, 2006 in International News
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Strauss channels focus
England skipper Andrew Strauss says he wants last week's ball-tampering controversy to be left behind and the focus to return to cricket ahead of his side's Twenty20 international against Pakistan.
28 Aug, 2006 in International News
Woolmer makes point
Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer is now being forced to fend off allegations that South Africa was guilty of ball-tampering during a one-day international game when he was its coach.
28 Aug, 2006 in International News
Hearing date set
Pakistan skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq's hearing to face charges of ball-tampering and bringing the game of cricket into disrepute will not take place until late September.
27 Aug, 2006 in International News
West Indian great dies
Former West Indies cricket legend Sir Clyde Walcott has died in a Barbados hospital at the age of 80.
27 Aug, 2006 in International News
Ponting ponders situation
Australian skipper Ricky Ponting admits that he is unsure how he would react if faced with the situation his Pakistan counterpart Inzamam-Ul-Haq faced at the recent Oval Test match in England.
26 Aug, 2006 in International News
Flintoff's injury long-term
England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff expects his ankle problems to plague him for the rest of his career.
25 Aug, 2006 in International News
Pakistan coach nearly quits
Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer nearly quit in the wake of the Oval ball-tampering fiasco.
25 Aug, 2006 in International News
BLACKCAPS consolidate ranking positions
The four BLACKCAPS in top 20 positions in the ICC Test player rankings all maintained their places after the controversial end to the England-Pakistan series.
24 Aug, 2006 in International News
Hearing date pushed back
Disgraced Pakistan skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq's disciplinary hearing to answer charges of ball-tampering and bringing cricket into disrepute appears to have been postponed.
24 Aug, 2006 in International News
Hayden to push World Cup claims
Matthew Hayden says he will use his recall to the Australian limited-overs side for the upcoming series in Malaysia as a springboard for a World Cup berth.
23 Aug, 2006 in International News
England awarded controversial Test
England has been awarded the final Test against Pakistan in sensational fashion
22 Aug, 2006 in International News
ODI series cancelled
The slap-dash one-day international series between India and Sri Lanka has been called off after continued poor weather in Colombo.
22 Aug, 2006 in International News
Buchanan to step down
Australian coach John Buchanan has confirmed he will step down after the 2007 World Cup
21 Aug, 2006 in International News
Australian attack no better - Atherton
Former England captain Michael Atherton believes the Australian attack will be no better for this year's Ashes than it was when they lost the 2005 series.
20 Aug, 2006 in International News
England faces long haul
England is in trouble after three days of the fourth Test against Pakistan at the Oval.
20 Aug, 2006 in International News
Aussie attack looks dangerous
Fast-bowling coach Troy Cooley believes that the Australian attack will give England a taste of its own medicine in the Ashes series later this year.
19 Aug, 2006 in International News
Pakistan tightens grip
A Mohammad Yousuf century on the second day has helped Pakistan further gain control of the fourth and final Test against England at the Oval.
19 Aug, 2006 in International News
Pakistan has better of first day
Pakistan dismissed England for 173 on a rain-affected first day of the fourth Test at the Oval.
18 Aug, 2006 in International News
Rain restricts County action
Rain across the UK proved frustrating for the BLACKCAPS in County Championship action on Thursday.
18 Aug, 2006 in International News
Buchanan ready to study
Australian coach John Buchanan has hit the books in the lead-up to the Ashes series starting in November
17 Aug, 2006 in International News
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