Mubarak to lead Sri Lanka Board XI against India
Jehan Mubarak will lead a Sri Lanka Board XI in their three-day fixture against India at the Nondescripts Cricket Club starting July 18Sa'adi Tha
Strauss hints players might boycott Zimbabwe matches
Andrew Strauss has hinted that England's players will consider boycotting games against Zimbabwe should the 2009 series against them go aheadCricinfo
Gers’ Barisic out of Scotland clash
Croatia manager Zlatko Dalic has revealed Glasgow Rangers left-back Borna Barisic will not be available for his country's final group stage Euro 2020
Vaughan fails against student attack
England's captain, Michael Vaughan, continued his poor recent form when he fell for a sixth-ball duck in his first match of the season for Yorkshire a
Celtic confident of Wyke deal
A major update has emerged about Sunderland forward Charlie Wyke, regarding Celtic's hopes of landing the Englishman. What's the talk?
Harris and Amla included in South Africa's ODI squad
South Africa's selectors have handed Test specialists Paul Harris and Hashim Amla their maiden one-day call-ups while announcing a 14-man squad for th
Shah confident England can bounce back
Owais Shah insists England can replicate series-win in Sri Lanka last year and overcome New Zealand, in spite of a six-wicket hammering in the first o
Newcastle risking another Carroll gaffe with Barkley
Newcastle are risking another Andy Carroll disaster by making a move for Chelsea star Ross Barkley. What's the story? The England in
Sourav Ganguly Test timeline
Sourav Ganguly completes 100 Tests in Melbourne in 2007. Here is a look at his career since his memorable century on debut at Lord'sCricinfo staff25-D
Bielsa could sign Leeds’ new Viduka in Abraham
Leeds United could sign a new version of club legend Mark Viduka in the form of Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham amid Jon Newsome's transfer verdict.