Doctrove, Nicholls out
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has delivered an unmistakeable vote of no confidence in West Indian umpires by the exclusion of Billy Doctrove and Eddie Nicholls from the 11 members of its international panel chosen…
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May wants more action in Pakistan
Tim May: "One of the concerns is that we haven't been able to see enough of the implementation of the security forces" © AFP Tim May, the chief executive of the global players' union, believes…
Warne to lead Bushrangers
Australia's leg-spinning great, Shane Warne was today named as captain of the Victorian Bushrangers Pura and ING Cup sides for season 2002/03. Matthew Elliott, currently finishing the English County season with Yorkshire, has been named…
Gilchrist tops Test batting rankings
Adam Gilchrist has become the first regular No.7 batsman to top the Test batting rankings.Gilchrist's awesome form against South Africa over the summer took his Test average to 60.00 and meant it was only a…
Jacques Rudolph does it again
The Jacques Rudolph run machine kept on running like a well tuned formula one motor as he scored his fifth successive hundred on Saturday. Looking set to go to his sixth he walked in front…
Players to be honoured on Field of Fame at Bellerive Oval
The Tasmanian Cricket Association is pleased to announce that a Field of Fame, to honour past, present and future Tasmanian cricketers is to be incorporated in the Development at Bellerive Oval.The Field of Fame will…
Steve Dunne retires as New Zealand's most experienced umpire
The umpire may yet strike back.New Zealand's most experienced Test match umpire, and the first umpire in world cricket to have stood in 100 One-Day Internationals, Steve Dunne has confirmed what had been whispered all…
Bevan excels as Australia take Pepsi Trophy
Michael Gwyl Bevan is an ODI legend. After today's match-winning heroics with the bat he has an astonishing batting average of 57.41. Time and again he has carried Australia through to some remarkable victories. Friday…
Thorpe ready and waiting for Pakistan
Graham Thorpe batted himself into fighting trim for next week's First Test against Pakistan with a fluent 148 to give Surrey a first-innings lead in their high-scoring Division One tussle with Northamptonshire at Wantage Road.The…
Academy players provide match play for internationals
Cricket season may be over for most of New Zealand's non-international cricketers, but not for this year's Academy intake.They are playing two assessment games this week, of two days each, and included among their number…