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| Second Day of Australia-South Africa Cricket Test Is Rained Out Businessweek 1 team in the International Cricket Council Test rankings, will resume on 255-2, with Hashim Amla an unbeaten 90 and Jacques Kallis 84 not out. The duo became the Proteas' greatest scoring partnership on day one by pushing their run total to 3,607. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Cricket: Gillespie heads the list of domestic tour contenders New Zealand Herald As the monsoon lashes Sri Lanka, it's a good time to be a New Zealand provincial cricketer. A fledgling home sun is enabling local players to shine with the tour to South Africa - including tests in Cape Town and Port Elizabeth - starting late next month. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| After Mohali, DDCA appeals for early start of Indo-Pak ODI Hindustan Times Taking a cue from Punjab Cricket Association (PCA), the Delhi & Districts Cricket Association (DDCA), keeping in mind the dew factor, on Saturday decided to appeal to the Indian cricket board for an early start to the India-Pakistan ODI at the Feroz ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Greigy and his keys always a cracking start to long, hot summer Herald Sun Despite a few rostered days off during the recent Twenty20 cricket, Ian Chappell can recall only one other time that Greig wasn't in the commentary box for a Test match. "It must have been in the mid to late-80s because I did the pitch report with the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The state of cricket: work to do but new blood coming through Sydney Morning Herald Quiney aside there are a few other players to keep an eye on for the future of Australian cricket. Victoria shifted its focus a few years ago from winning titles to producing more Australian players and this current Test is a testament to that decision ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Batting great Barry Richards has slammed the DRS and believes it needs an ... Herald Sun BATTING great Barry Richards believes cricket's Decision Review System system is creating more problems that it is solving and claims the game is striving to be too perfect for its own good. The DRS was in the news on the first day of the first Test ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cricket club aims to keep ball in ground This is Nottingham PLANS have been submitted to put up 10-metre high nets at Wollaton Cricket Club to stop balls flying out of the ground. The club in Wollaton Road has submitted the plans to Nottingham City Council. People can make representations to the council before ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cricket match-fixing: Calls for probe into India-Pakistan World Cup semifinal Emirates 24/7 The International Cricket Council (ICC) rejected the allegations in April 2011, saying there was no evidence to require an investigation into the match, but Ijaz Butt, the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) at the time, said there should be a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stuart Law is poised to replace Justin Langer as Australia's batting coach ... Herald Sun Law only played a solitary Test for Australia, but is fondly regarded in Queensland for breaking through seven decades of state cricket misery to captain Queensland's drought-breaking first Sheffield Shield win in 1995. Cricket Australia's team ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Former Australia fast bowling coach Craig McDermott was concerned by the ... Herald Sun He made an enormous impression as Australia's bowling coach during his short time with the team, rebuilding Siddles game in particular to make him one of the most successful bowlers in Test cricket. He went from a bang-in bowler to consistently ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Laxman hits 55th first-class ton against Madhya Pradesh Hindustan Times Having retired from international cricket only a few months back, VVS Laxman on Saturday struck his 55th first-class ton to guide Hyderabad to 341 against Madhya Pradesh on the second day of their Ranji Trophy Group A match against Madhya Pradesh, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dale Steyn is destined for greatness, says Glenn McGrath. Source: Getty Images Herald Sun But Donald says it is only a matter of time before Steyn shatters South Africa's bowling records and McGrath believes the 29-year-old has the time, hunger and strength of body to enter one of cricket's most decorated groups - fast-bowling's 500-club. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Matt Wade feels sorry for forgotten wicketkeeper Tim Paine Perth Now Now Wade holds the whip-hand as Brad Haddin's Test successor, while Paine is chasing shadows, having just begun his comeback via domestic cricket at the Tigers. If Wade, 24, continues to fire, the sad reality is Paine, 28 next month, may never wear the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Jubilee funding for arson hit Bradfield Cricket Club BBC News Jubilee funding for arson hit Bradfield Cricket Club. A Reading cricket club which had its pavilion destroyed by fire last year has received £3,000 of funding towards repair work and its playing fields. Bradfield Cricket Club in Southend was attacked ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| PCB finalised a Test tour to West Indies in 2013 Times of India KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has finalised a Test tour to the West Indies next year in July-August that will ensure that the national team and its players remain busy throughout the year. A reliable source in the board said that the ... See all stories on this topic » |
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