Junaid suffers injury setback
Pakistan fast bowler Junaid Khan has been dealt another big setback after being diagnosed with a Grade-3 osteochondral fracture in his knee which will
Leicestershire could turn to Giles
Ashley Giles, who started the year as England's limited-overs coach, could end it in charge of the bottom team in county cricketGeorge Dobell02-Oct-20
Middlesex latest club to ditch nickname
Middlesex have dropped their one-day nickname in a growing trend of counties reverting to using solely their traditional name. ESPNcricinfo staff24-Oc
Waqar aims for more consistency
Pakistan have a chance of shooting up the ICC Test rankings if they seal a series win against Australia, but for their head coach Waqar Younis, rankin
Solid South Australia declare in deficit
A sporting declaration by South Australia's captain Johan Botha against Queensland has opened up the possibility of an outright result on the final da
Zimbabwe prepare against spin threat
After being outspun in the first Test in Dhaka, Zimbabwe have been practicing using a square piece of net on the pitch to prepare for the turners in K
Tasmania make inroads on rainy day
On a rain-hit day in Hobart, the hosts made inroads into Victoria's top order, reducing them to 4 for 169ESPNcricinfo staff08-Nov-2014Peter Handscomb
World-class spinners made the difference – Taylor
Brendan Taylor has said the biggest factor in Bangladesh's 3-0 win over his Zimbabwe side was in the spin department, terming it a "chalk and cheese"
NZ withstand Pakistan comeback for narrow win
New Zealand withstood Younis Khan's first ODI hundred since November 2008 and another thunderous blitz from Shahid Afridi to beat Pakistan by seven ru
Sri Lanka hold on despite Moeen and Bopara
Moeen Ali produced an abundant one-day innings to raise horizons and rouse spirits, but it will take more than a one-man masterclass, however brillian