Warne expected to turn up for camp
Shane Warne still has to travel to Queensland but now it appears he will be back for Hampshire's key match against Sussex © Getty Images Shane Warne will attend the Cricket Australia training camp, but…
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Vaughan gives England injury scare
Michael Vaughan winces in pain after being hit on the elbow © Getty Images Michael Vaughan became an injury doubt for England just 48 hours before the second Test against Australia at Edgbaston after suffering…
'A team tours are no longer joy rides' – Tissera
Going on tour with an A team is a serious opportunity to push for a place in the national team. Michael Tissera, former Sri Lankan captain and current manager of the Sri Lanka A team…
The Expert's Log – Feb. 17 – Feb. 23
Thursday, February 20, 2003:::"There's a lot more sense of unity and if anything it got guys to talk about team issues - not necessarily Hansie and the captaincy. If anything this has all driven the…
BCCI wins legal battle
In a significant order, the Mumbai High Court on Thursday declined tostay the contract awarded by the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) to theInternational Management Group towards clothing sponsorship forinternational matches in the next three years.The…
The arguments that didn't work for Gurunath
The Lodha committee was tasked with fixing the sanctions on Gurunath Meiyappan, Raj Kundra, Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals. Here's the case made to the committee asking for a lenient punishment by Gurunath Meiyappan's…
Sri Lanka selection panel reshuffled
The national selection committee was reshuffled on Tuesday and, despite opposition from Sri Lanka Cricket, former fast bowler Ashantha de Mel was retained as chief of the selection panel by Gamini Lokuge, the Sri Lankan…
Gayle hopes for big score at home ground
'I may need to play a bit more conservatively rather than be as positive as I usually play' says Chris Gayle in hope of winning the series at Jamaica © Getty Images Chris Gayle goes…
Weekes proves the difference – 1948-49
The first West Indian side that visited India in 1948-49 waslargely an unknown quantity. The Caribbean cricketers familiar toIndians were Learie Constantine and George Headley. Constantinehad long since retired and Headley, almost 40 when he…
Ponting and Murali lead the way
With most of the cricketing world taking a break after a hectic season, it's unsurprising that there are few changes in the top ten lists for batsmen and bowlers. What's interesting is that in the…