Junaid aims to fill void left by Amir
Junaid Khan, the Pakistan left-arm seamer, has said he is keen on filling the void left by Mohammad Amir, who hasn’t played for Pakistan since the spot-fixing controversy broke out last year
Day: October 18, 2011
Campbell steps down as Zimbabwe selector
Alistair Campbell has stepped down as Zimbabwe’s chairman of selectors, with a view to concentrate on his job with the country’s cricket committee
Five ODIs for WI on tour of India
West Indies will play five ODIs during their tour of India, between November 29 and December 5, the BCCI has announced
Finn to join Otago for a month
Steven Finn will play domestic cricket for Otago in New Zealand following England’s one-day tour of India
Junaid’s five-for caps Pakistan’s day
Sri Lanka squandered away what seemed to be an inviting proposition in the morning by refusing to score, and ultimately succumbed against a relentless Pakistan attack
Razzak dropped for West Indies Tests; Shafiul injured
Left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak has been dropped from the Bangladesh Test squad for the two-match series against West Indies
All change for hosts and visitors
ESPNcricinfo previews the first ODI between South Africa and Australia in Centurion
Colombian girl reunited with family, but questions remain
It was front-page news on the websites of all the major Colombian media Tuesday: Nhora Valentina Munoz, the 10-year-old daughter of a town mayor, was back home after a kidnapping that lasted 19 days.
Bangladesh win after routing West Indies for 61
The threat of rain loomed over gloomy Chittagong but the weather stayed clear enough for Bangladesh to demolish West Indies for their second-lowest total in one-day internationals
Heirlooms safe
Bridgetown. Minister of Culture Stephen Lashley, has assured Barbadians the newly enacyed Antiquities and Relics Bill was not designed to confiscate people's family heirlooms. Lashley told Trackker News the Bill…
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