Pietersen makes up his own mind
Kevin Pietersen: 'A message was sent out, but I didn't actually adhere to it' © Getty Images Mixed messages have been the order of England's tour so far, and Kevin Pietersen added to the brouhaha…
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India start as favourites
Even Muttiah Muralitharan, the champion offspinner, is likely to find it difficult to stop the Indians from winning © Getty Images The last time Muttiah Muralitharan played a Test match in India, he was just…
Clarke doubtful for VB Series
Michael Clarke has suffered a foot injury on the final day of the Sydney Test and remains doubtful for the VB Series, beginning on January 14. Clarke, who stayed off the field for the last…
Lawson to undergo more work on action
Jermaine Lawson will need to undergo more work on his bowling action before it can be termed clean. Dr Michael Seepersaud, the West Indian board's chief cricket development officer, stated today that while Lawson had…
ZCO editorial, volume 3 issue 16
Another week, another innings defeat. Zimbabwe's woes continue in Sri Lanka, although we can never rule out a sudden, unexpected and outwardly inexplicable outstanding team performance that makes everybody wonder as usual why we can't…
'Don't want to single out one player for loss' – Hathurusingha
Even as Nasir Hossain conceded 18 runs in the last over of the match and Anamul Haque played out a scratchy innings during his 51-ball stay, captain Mashrafe Mortaza and coach Chandika Hathurusingha said the…
Without Flintoff we're a lot less of a side – Vaughan
Andrew Flintoff's role as an allrounder will be missed © Getty Images England Test captain Michael Vaughan has said that Andrew Flintoff may just have one last chance at salvaging his England career, after undergoing…
MacGill retires from domestic one-dayers
Stuart MacGill is hanging up his cap in domestic one-dayers © Getty Images Stuart MacGill has announced he will stop playing one-dayers for New South Wales to give fellow spinners Nathan Hauritz and Jason Krejza…
MacGill likely to play at spin-friendly Hobart
Brad Hodge replaces Simon Katich for next week's Test against the West Indies at Hobart © Getty Images Ricky Ponting believes the pitch for the second Test at Hobart, starting next Thursday, will favour spin.…
The best of travellers
Rahul Dravid became the first batsman to score hundreds in all ten Test-playing countries after notching up his 18th hundred at Chittagong. Apart from the six hundreds at home, Dravid has three hundreds in England,…