Teetering at 25/2 overnight, Himachal Pradesh found batting form,primarily in the guise of Sangram Singh, who hit a mammoth 190 againstDelhi in their Ranji Trophy league match at Bilaspur on Day Three.Singh and skipper Varinder…
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today confirmed the itinerary for England's Tour to Australia in 2002/03.The itinerary, which has been jointly agreed with the Australian Cricket Board (ACB), includes a 5 Test Ashes…
Cricket is perhaps the most visible relic of the British empire in theIndian subcontinent. Little could the white sahibs of the East IndiaCompany have imagined that the game they introduced to their subjects,probably to amuse…
Sri Lanka completed their third consecutive Test series win on Monday whenthey crushed a poor Zimbabwean side by an innings and 94 runs at AsgiriyaInternational Stadium in Kandy.It was a predictable outcome with the standard…
A punishing double century by Hasan Raza left Rest of Balochistan with a mountain to climb in the four-day Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match at the National Stadium Tuesday.Hasan slammed a career-best 256 to allow Moin Khan…
Lahore Whites powered their way to a big first innings total Tuesday in their Quaid Trophy Grade-I game against Rawalpindi, thanks to patient half centuries by a trio of their batsmen.After being put in by…
"Glorious" and "defeat" are not two words which sit comfortably together. This is however, the best phrase to describe a rousing England performance at Melbourne. While the tourists may never have seriously fancied their chances,…
Western Province and Griqualand West meet in the Standard Bank Cup Final at Newlands on Wednesday 15th January to bring to an end a shortened South African 2002-03 domestic cricket season.Western Province holds all the…
The publishers of the two most widely-read cricket magazines in the UK, Wisden Cricket Monthly and The Cricketer, have announced that they are to merge.Combined sales of the two magazines exceed 45,000 per month, making…
Cleared to rejoin the West Indies squad following the typical West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) confusion over the state of his left knee, Marlon Samuels won't arrive here until tomorrow morning, only five hours before…