Denly ton follows Coles six in Kent stroll
Daniel Bell-Drummond and Joe Denly set Kent on their way to a five-wicket win over Hampshire in the Royal London Cup to boost their quarter-final hope
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Tourists fail to match South Africa's sustained intensity
Over the course of a short Test series, a fired-up South African side exposed New Zealand’s lack of experience as a batting side and lack of ruthlessn
'We almost played the perfect Test' – du Plessis
South Africa are a happy team again. Not just because they beat New Zealand but because they’ve rediscovered their reasonFirdose Moonda in Centurion30
After patient wait, Maxwell seizes chance to open
Australia allrounder Glenn Maxwell revealed he had been eyeing up the opening position for some time after he hit a 65-ball 145 not out from the top o
Craig out of Test series due to side strain, Patel named replacement
New Zealand’s chances in the Test series against India suffered a major blow with offspinner Mark Craig being ruled out of the rest of the seriesESPNc
Buttler eager to lead the way in 'surreal' challenge
England captain Jos Buttler has said that he wants to show the way for his young side with his own performances in the one-day series against Banglade
Lodha to file report in SC over 'impediments' in implementing reforms
Taking a tough stance on the BCCI’s defiance of its recommendations, the Lodha Committee today said it will file a status report with the Supreme Cour
Ashraf pinpoints bowling as key against Bangladesh
Mirwais Ashraf has said that Afghanistan’s attack will have a key role to play in the upcoming three-ODI series in BangladeshMohammad Isam in Fatullah
Oman, USA secure promotion to Division Three
A roundup of the final day of round-robin play to decide promotion and relegation at ICC World Cricket League Division Four in Los AngelesPeter Della
Sayers six-for, Weatherald ton floor Tasmania
Sayers’ second-best first-class figures resulted in Tasmania being dismissed for 98, before Weatherald’s century helped South Australia post a substan