Lara looks forward
West Indies captain Brian Lara hopes that their one-day series win over India will give the younger players some confidence for their upcoming matches.
28 May, 2006 in International News
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Rain ruins third day
A steady downpour has cost England the chance of sealing an early victory on the third day of the second Test against Sri Lanka at Edgbaston.
28 May, 2006 in International News
Windies take series
A stellar half-century to star batsman Brian Lara has guided the West Indies to a series-clinching win in the fourth one day international against India in Trinidad.
28 May, 2006 in International News
Pietersen inspires England
Kevin Pietersen's awe-inspiring 142 and a productive final session in the field has seen England move within the grasp of an early victory over Sri Lanka in the second Test at Edgbaston.
27 May, 2006 in International News
England strongly poised
England has once again dominated Sri Lanka on the opening day of the second Test at Edgbaston.
26 May, 2006 in International News
BLACKCAPS fan scores 407
BLACKCAPS fan Bruce Heather drove away with a new Peugeot 407 from this season's cricket campaign.
25 May, 2006 in International News
Fleming shows form
BLACKCAPS captain Stephen Fleming was back at the helm for Nottinghamshire in English county cricket when rain finally cleared allowing a start in championship matches.
25 May, 2006 in International News
No room for Jayasuriya
Sri Lanka will go into the second Test with England tonight at Edgbaston having decided not to play veteran opener Sanath Jayasuriya.
25 May, 2006 in International News
Saudi Arabia stages Asian clash
Inzamam-ul-Haq is set to lead Pakistan against an Asian XI in two matches to promote cricket in Saudi Arabia later in the week.
24 May, 2006 in International News
Tendulkar pulls out
Star Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar has been ruled out of the start of next month's Test series in the West Indies after struggling to recover from shoulder surgery.
24 May, 2006 in International News
Hick not rushing into retirement
Graeme Hick turns 40 today but he is not planning to retire.
23 May, 2006 in International News
Harmison left out
Fast bowler Stephen Harmison has not been selected in England's 12-man squad for next week's second Test against Sri Lanka.
22 May, 2006 in International News
Windies square series
The West Indies have levelled their one-day series against India in Jamaica after claiming a nail-biting one-run win in the final over of the second one-dayer.
22 May, 2006 in International News
India takes first ODI
A century to West Indies opener Chris Gayle has proved in vain as skipper Rahul Dravid made a ton of his own and Mohammad Kaif an unbeaten 66 to lead India to a five-wicket win in their opening one-day clash at Sabina Pa
20 May, 2006 in International News
Mahmood praised
Former skippers Mike Gatting and Alec Stewart believe fast bowler Sajid Mahmood has a big future playing for England.
20 May, 2006 in International News
Langer seeks protection
Australian opener Justin Langer will not only rely on his renowned hard work and meticulous preparation to comeback to Test cricket at his best
19 May, 2006 in International News
Strauss defends Flintoff
England batsman Andrew Strauss has rushed to the defence of stand-in England skipper Andrew Flintoff after the disappointing drawn first Test against Sri Lanka.
19 May, 2006 in International News
Aussie fans come first
Australian cricket fans have been urged to get in early or risk missing out on tickets to key dates of the much anticipated Ashes Series beginning in November.
18 May, 2006 in International News
Fleming set for county comeback
BLACKCAPS skipper Stephen Fleming will make his return for English county champions Nottinghamshire later today (Wednesday).
17 May, 2006 in International News
Franklin to join Glamorgan
BLACKCAPS all-rounder James Franklin is free to play for English county championship side Glamorgan following an assessment of the tear to the cartilage in his left knee.
17 May, 2006 in International News
Pakistanis want pay rise
Pakistani cricketers are seeking a pay rise and performance-related incentives for next year's World Cup in the Caribbean
17 May, 2006 in International News
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