De Kock fires after volunteering to open
Shortly after the South African team were told Dean Elgar would not be able to play the second Test against New Zealand, Quinton de Kock volunteered t
Rankin hits top gear to wobble Notts
Boyd Rankin produced a spell of sustained aggression which claimed 3 for 8 in 29 balls to give his side the better of a rain-reduced opening dayGeorge
Krunal, Rohit reinvigorate Mumbai's campaign
Rohit Sharma returned to a familiar batting position to thwart Royal Challengers Bangalore's designs on a flat Wankhede deck and help Mumbai Indians r
Pakistan's oldest Test cricketer dies aged 88
Former Pakistan allrounder Israr Ali died in his hometown of Okara on February 1 at the age of 88Umar Farooq02-Feb-2016Former Pakistan allrounder Isra
Hesson unhappy with 'Abu Dhabi' pitch
New Zealand's coach Mike Hesson has equated the Blacktown Oval pitch with "day four in Abu Dhabi" and defended his team's insistence that the strip wa
There is room for me in limited overs – Ajmal
Pakistan offspinner Saeed Ajmal has dismissed speculations of retirement, insisting he's still a "good limited-overs bowler", even as chief selector H
Langeveldt impressed with seamers' aggression
After bowling Bangladesh out for under 100 in the first T20, South Africa's attack intends to apply the same heat to their opposition in the second ga
Brown, bowlers leaves Sussex in charge
The Sussex pace quartet of Steve Magoffin, Ajmal Shahzad, Tymal Mills and Matt Hobden ripped through Hampshire as the hosts closed day two 224 runs in
Mommsen putting faith in Scotland top order
The dynamism of Scotland's top order could make them a dangerous side at the World Cup, captain Preston Mommsen has said ahead of the team's first mat
Calm Williamson helps NZ draw level
Kane Williamson's unbeaten 70 - his sixth ODI fifty in the last seven matches - steered New Zealand's 253 run chase and helped them draw level with Pa