Rossouw and Abbott leave Middlesex under pressure
Michael Carberry and Rilee Rossouw agonisingly missed out on centuries but Hampshire remained in control against Middlesex at the Ageas BowlECB Report
Bengaluru pitch rated 'below average' by ICC match referee
While the outfield in Bengaluru was rated as very good, it is understood that one of the main factors in Chris Broad's pitch appraisal was the variabl
BCCI in danger of losing all office-bearers
The dismantling of the existing power structure in Indian cricket administration could be far more comprehensive than previously thoughtNagraj Gollapu
'Lodha inaction has had crippling effect on BCCI' – Thakur
The two most powerful men in the BCCI - board president Anurag Thakur and secretary Ajay Shirke - have told the Supreme Court of India that the Lodha
Sri Lanka Women's coach calls for more domestic matches
Sri Lanka Women head coach Lanka de Silva has criticised the country's domestic format, which allows a maximum of five matches a season for a women cr
Waqar 'regrets' issues he had with Wasim Akram
Former Pakistan captain Waqar Younis has expressed regret at the strained relationship he shared with Wasim Akram during their playing daysESPNcricinf
England mull managing backroom workloads
With England set for non-stop action over the next year and a half, managing the workload of players and coaching staff will be at the forefront of th
Gillespie still eyes Yorkshire's first victory despite rain
Rain restricted play to only 13.2 overs on the third day of Yorkshire's Specsavers County Championship match against Surrey at Headingley yesterdayECB
Shakib reprimanded for stump strike
Bangladesh allrounder Shakib Al Hasan has received an official reprimand for breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct in his team's five-wicket wi
De Kock and Amla power SA to record run-chase
A century of the highest class from Quinton de Kock helped South Africa complete the highest successful run-chase in an ODI at Centurion and keep the