Aussies reeling on day one
A record-breaking second-wicket stand between centurion Shahriar Nafees and captain Habibul Bashar has handed Bangladesh a dream start in the first Test in Fatullah.
10 Apr, 2006 in International News
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Fifth ODI washed out
Rain has forced the abandonment of the fifth one-day international between India and England in Guwahati.
10 Apr, 2006 in International News
Skipper and keeper hit three figures
Stephen Fleming and Brendon McCullum completed centuries and the BLACKCAPS attack limited the Rest of South Africa to 132 for four by the end of day three of their tour match in Benoni.
10 Apr, 2006 in International News
BLACKCAPS strike back in Benoni
Stephen Fleming led the way with an unbeaten 96 after the BLACKCAPS forced the Rest Of South Africa XI into a dramatic collapse on the second day of their tour match in Benoni.
09 Apr, 2006 in International News
Smith only 50 percent chance
Proteas skipper Graeme Smith must pass a fitness assessment if he is to have any chance of leading his side into the first Test against New Zealand.
09 Apr, 2006 in International News
Aussies respect Bangladesh
In form batsmen Mike Hussey said that Australia is not taking the Bangladesh tour lightly
08 Apr, 2006 in International News
BLACKCAPS open Republic campaign
Shane Bond and James Franklin took a wicket apiece during the first day of the BLACKCAPS' warm-up match against a Rest of South Africa XI at Benoni.
08 Apr, 2006 in International News
New chairman named
Former Australian Test opener Andrew Hilditch has been announced as Trevor Hohns' successor as Chairman of the National Selection Panel (NSP) for the Australian cricket team.
08 Apr, 2006 in International News
BLACKCAPS ready for curtain-raiser
The BLACKCAPS begin their tour of South Africa overnight with a four-day game against a Rest of South Africa XI at Benoni's Willowmoore Park.
07 Apr, 2006 in International News
Deano linked with job
Australian cricket legend Dean Jones said that his contemporary knowledge of world cricket would hold him in good stead should he be approached to fill the vacated chairman of selectors role for the national side.
07 Apr, 2006 in International News
India smashes England
India has beaten England by four wickets in the fourth one-day series match in Kochi
07 Apr, 2006 in International News
Dizzy gets recall
South Australian quick Jason Gillespie has been recalled to the Australian side for the two-Test Bangladesh tour along with Bulls paceman Mitchell Johnson and NSW opener Phil Jaques.
06 Apr, 2006 in International News
Pakistan eases home
Younis Khan and Imran Farhat have helped Pakistan clinch an eight-wicket victory over Sri Lanka on the third day of the second Test in Kandy.
06 Apr, 2006 in International News
Aussie clean sweep series
Australia has required just 13.1 overs to score the necessary 44 runs on the fifth day to beat South Africa by two wickets - for a 3-0 whitewash of the series - in a pulsating finish to the third Test at the Wandere
05 Apr, 2006 in International News
McCullum: BLACKCAPS good enough to win
BLACKCAPS wicketkeeper Brendon McCullum left New Zealand in optimistic mood ahead of the team's three-Test tour of South Africa.
05 Apr, 2006 in International News
Pakistan takes upper hand
Pace bowler Mohammad Asif claimed his second five-wicket haul of the game to give Pakistan a dominating position in the second Test against Sri Lanka in Kandy.
05 Apr, 2006 in International News
Yuvraj powers Indian win
A swashbuckling innings of 103 off 76 balls from Yuvraj Singh set up a third victory for India over England
04 Apr, 2006 in International News
Aussies on back foot
Australia faces a mammoth task to win the third Test after South Africa stretched its second innings to 8-250 - an overall lead of 283
03 Apr, 2006 in International News
BLACKCAPS learn Champions Trophy opposition
The BLACKCAPS will face South Africa and Pakistan in Group B of the ICC Champions Trophy in India later this year.
03 Apr, 2006 in International News
Langer in doubt
Australian opener Justin Langer may sit out the remainder of the third and final Test in South Africa after being hit on the head by a Makhaya Ntini bouncer off the first ball of Australia's innings.
03 Apr, 2006 in International News
Boost for Junior Cricket in Canterbury
The Christchurch Junior Cricket Association (CJCA) has secured funding for 35 artificial cricket pitches to be installed at Primary or Intermediate Schools in the greater Christchurch area – includ
03 Apr, 2006 in Domestic News
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