Limited overs won?t help Bermuda?s progress; Sobers

West Indies legend Gary Sobers believes Bermuda’s cricketers will never reach their full potential being fed an exclusive diet of limited overs cricket. The standard of local cricket has noticeably eroded in recent years with many attributing the gradual decline to Bermuda Cricket Board’s (BCB) decision to do away with open cricket.

Ramnarine warns WICB: Tread carefully on Guyana dispute

West Indies Players' Association (WIPA) president Dinanath Ramnarine warned the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) against imposing sanctions against the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) that will negatively affect players' ability to practise their trade or profession. During a news conference at WIPA headquarters on Edward Street, Port of Spain, yesterday, the WIPA boss insisted: “We will not allow a West Indies tournament to proceed or West Indies team to be selected in which the Guyana players are not considered for representation or from which a Guyana team is debarred.” read more at Trinidad Express

Dickie Bird, Giles Clarke handed Honours

Dickie Bird, the former international umpire, and ECB chairman Giles Clarke have been given honours in the New Year’s Honours List

Mohsin defends Misbah’s safety-first approach

Mohsin Khan, the acting Pakistan coach, has come out in defence of captain Misbah-ul-Haq’s tactics that have been perceived as defensive by some, saying that his safety-first approach is due to the fear of failure

Hurricanes out to stop Gayle-force

If any side in the Big Bash League can stop Sydney Thunder’s batting cyclone Chris Gayle, it might be the Hobart Hurricanes. Read the entire article .

Otago win despite Brendan Taylor ton

Otago’s top order fired to help them beat Wellington, while Canterbury defeated Northern Districts in a five-over match

We will have to exceed abilities to beat England – Taufeeq

Taufeeq Umar has said that the upcoming series against World No.

Australian attack could become world’s best – Arthur

Australia’s attack could become the best in the world, according to the coach Mickey Arthur

Australian attack could become world’s best – Arthur

Australia’s attack could become the best in the world, according to the coach Mickey Arthur Read the entire article .

‘Pace attack can be world’s best’

Coach Mickey Arthur says Australia’s pace attack has the potential to be the best in the world and he’s happy with his top six batsmen. Read the entire article .

Next Page »

Cricket Latest

• Punjab take title with thumping 511-run win
• Former Pakistan players blame selection for loss in ODIs
• Pakistan calls for consensus on Woolf report
• No rift in team, Sehwag ‘misquoted’ – Rajiv Shukla
• Siddle shielded from ODI duties
• Imran Nazir hit on the head
• Blues win despite Coulter-Nile
• Malaysia stay top after tense win
• Hughes stars as NSW beat WA
• Pune’s shopping list