Month: September 2011

Yorkshire look all but doomed to relegation after bad light ultimately put paid to their slim hopes of forcing the win against Warwickshire

Yorkshire look all but doomed to relegation after bad light ultimately put paid to their slim hopes of forcing the win against Warwickshire

Concussed India opener Gautam Gambhir has been advised complete rest for ten days along with medication that should help him recover faster

Pakistan do not want to bat last in Bulawayo on a pitch that is expected to break up as the match wears on

England “need to learn to win in one-day cricket” as they have what it takes to emulate the dominance of West Indies in the 1970-80s and Australia in the 2000s, says Nasser Hussain

Parthiv Patel’s frustration at falling five runs short of his maiden international century was matched by that of his team as a whole, as India’s hopes of their first victory of the summer against England were thwarted by a washout

Ricky Ponting’s 100th Test win arrived in the nick of time to allow him to fly home for the birth of his second child

Tillakaratne Dilshan, the Sri Lanka captain, has said he will not consider changing the way he bats after a pair of impetuous innings contributed to his team’s heavy defeat by Australia in the first Test in Galle

Durham’s County Championship title ambitions have been kept alive by a
208-run victory against Sussex at Hove