Chand keeps his hundred habit
Since his return from a victorious Under-19 World Cup campaign in Australia, Unmukt Chand has been busy. He toured New Zealand with India A, toured South Africa with Delhi Daredevils, played a tour game against…
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Tigers win sets up Vic v Qld final
ScorecardA thrilling century by Mitchell Marsh on his return to Western Australia's side was not enough to prevent Tasmania from completing a 51-run victory at the WACA Ground that left Victoria to host Queensland in…
Hughes and Burns win awards
The batsman Phillip Hughes has capped off a strong 12 months in which he returned to the Test team by being named Australia's Domestic Player of the Year. Hughes was one of the winners at…
Progression of the team encouraging – McCullum
Brendon McCullum, the New Zealand captain, has said that although they lost the Twenty20 series to South Africa 2-1, he was pleased with the way his young team responded after the drubbing in Durban. McCullum…
Worcestershire plan statue for D'Oliveira
Fund-raising is underway for a commemorative statue of Basil D'Oliveira, the cricketer who became the focal point of anti-apartheid protests, at the entrance to Worcestershire's redeveloped New Road ground.The Basil D'Oliveira Foundation is seeking £70,000…
PCB set to re-launch biomechanics lab
Costly equipment for biomechanical analysis at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Lahore is now set to be used, after years of neglect. The PCB has also approved renovation work at the NCA indoor school,…
England hold on for narrow win
ScorecardAlex Hales made 53 off 38 balls to set up England's innings•Getty ImagesEngland's recent five-match ODI series against Australia was generally condemned as so inconsequential that it is quite possible to argue that this warm-up…
Styris pleased after 'having a dip' at ton
Scott Styris, the former New Zealand allrounder, has described his 37-ball hundred in Sussex's FLt20 quarter-final victory over Gloucestershire as one of his "better" innings - which is perhaps underselling the joint third-fastest ton in…
Gloucestershire batsman Martin Stovold dies aged 56
Martin Stovold, who played as a batsman for Gloucestershire between 1978 and 1982, has died after a lengthy illness. He was 56.Stovold followed his better-known older brother Andy from Loughborough College to the county but…
Boucher thanked for his service
Jacques Faul, CSA's acting chief executive, has paid tribute to Mark Boucher's "wonderful contribution" to the South Africa team after the wicketkeeper's enforced retirement from international cricket. Boucher was expected to step away from South…