Akhtar on track for England tour
Pakistan paceman Shoaib Akhtar said he was gearing up for a duel against the English fast bowlers after overcoming fitness problemsAFP16-May-2006
Cooley cautions England batsmen
Troy Cooley, Australia's new bowling coach, has sounded a warning for England's batsmen, saying his bowlers will be well equipped to reclaim the Ashes
50-50 chance to avoid surgery
Rana Naved-ul-Hasan has a 50-50 chance of escaping any serious damage and might play a role in Pakistan's Test campaign against England later this sum
Diamonds dazzle, Sapphires sapped
Charlotte Edwards got her summer off to the perfect start, leading her team to success in the Twenty20 competition of this year's Super FoursJenny Tho
Cork swings it Lancashire's way
Dominic Cork rolled back the years with a menacing display of seam and swing bowling on the first day at Edgbaston as Lancashire took a grip against W
Marshall sustains thumb injury
Hamish Marshall, Gloucestershire's overseas player, will be out of action for three to four weeks due to a thumb injuryCricinfo staff21-Jun-2006
Keedy forgetting about England
Gary Keedy has stopped thinking about his chances of an England call-up despite another impressive show in a domestic seasonAndrew McGlashan at Edgbas
Commentator nearly comes a cropper
The commentators nearly took a direct hit during Glamorgan's C&G Trophy clash against GloucestershireLiam Sumsion12-Jul-2006It's an easy life being a
Flintoff returns with a bang
Andrew Flintoff made a lively and successful return to competitive cricket following his ankle injury, with three wickets in a brilliant spell of bowl
Lara's salvo badly timed
Fazeer Mohammed writes that Brian Lara's statements regarding the pitch and team selection , though justified, leaves the impression that he's fishing