Gibson allowed to speak to Windies

England fast bowling coach Ottis Gibson has been given permission to talk to the West Indies Cricket Board about its vacant position of head coach.

Good luck, Ottis

Ottis Gibson has left his position as England’s bowling coach to become the head coach of West Indies, according to the UK’s Daily Telegraph. West Indies slay their coaches like a scythe lopping dandelion heads

Afridi banned after biting ball

Pakistan’s Shahid Afridi apologised after being caught biting the ball in the final one-day match against Australia, a bizarre episode which cost him a two-match ban. Read the entire article

Afridi banned for two T20s for ball-tampering

Shahid Afridi has been banned for two Twenty20 internationals after being found guilty of ball-tampering during Pakistan’s two-wicket loss to Australia at the WACA in Perth

Humayun Farhat stars on closely-fought day

The Pentangular Cup final received a fitting start, as Habib Bank Limited and Sui Northern Gas Pipeline Limited fought a closely-contested day at the National Stadium in Karachi

Ireland overcome by team effort from Sri Lanka A

Sri Lanka A overhauled Ireland’s 147 for 5 with an over to spare in the second Twenty20 warm-up game played at the Nondescripts Ground in Colombo today. The Sri Lankans had been in some strife at 54 for 5 before their recovery, with Chinthaka Jayasinghe,

Afghanistan prevail in rain-affected match

Afghanistan prevailed in a rain-affected game at Colombo, with Canada falling 8 runs behind the required Duckworth/Lewis score as they reached 96 for 2 in 12 overs. Afghanistan’s total of 185 for 5 was thanks largely to the efforts of Karim Sadiq, who top

Scotland edge Uganda in thriller

The second game of the Kenya Twenty20 Tri-Series between Uganda and Scotland ended in dramatic fashion, with the scores tied before Jan Stander sealed a win for Scotland in the Super Over. Arthur Kyobe carried his bat in Uganda’s run chase with an unbeate

Pakistan chief selector puts in papers

Iqbal Qasim has tendered his resignation as Pakistan’s chief selector following the side’s disastrous results in Australia, where the team was whitewashed in both the Test and ODI series

Rahul Dravid absence a big blow, says Gautam Gambhir

Gautam Gambhir, the Indian opener, has described Rahul Dravid’s absence from the Test series against South Africa as a “big blow” but remains confident after beginning the year on a positive note, beating Bangladesh 2-0

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