Broom and Dhawan hit attractive tons
An attacking century from Neil Broom gave New Zealand A the lead against Australian Institute of Sport at the Peter Burge Oval in Brisbane. Broom smashed 197 off 187 balls, including 22 fours and 10…
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Claydon shines for Durham
ScorecardMitchell Claydon finished with a career-best 6 for 104 as Durham finally bowled out Somerset for 480 on a rain-interrupted second day of their Championship match at Taunton. The 28-year-old Australian had never taken more…
Sri Lanka top order punishes Essex
ScorecardKumar Sangakkara struck form with an unbeaten century•Getty ImagesThe Sri Lankans had a satisfying opening day against Essex as centuries from two top-order batsmen left them in a strong position. The man likely to take…
Sammy hopes for improvement against spin
Trouble looms large for West Indies against spin. It was with spin that Pakistan pinned them in May and it's with spin again that India will strive to get them. West Indies' captain Darren Sammy,…
Sumathipala, Dharmadasa keen on SLC presidency
Former Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) President Thilanga Sumathipala and former Interim Committee Chairman Jayantha Dharmadasa have welcomed the Supreme Court announcement that could pave the way for SLC board elections and said they would stand…
Back up fixing claims, Sri Lanka tells Tillakaratne
Sri Lanka Cricket has asked former captain Hashan Tillakaratne to substantiate his allegations of widespread match-fixing in the country's cricket. The news came soon after Sri Lanka's sports minister Mahindananda Aluthgamage announced he had asked…
Flawed middle order cost South Africa – Mickey Arthur
South Africa's 2011 World Cup campaign was fundamentally flawed by a suspect middle order, former coach Mickey Arthur has said. Considered tournament favourites after a mostly storming run through the pool phase, South Africa crumbled…
Vettori grateful for decent break
Daniel Vettori is hopeful that the seven-day break until New Zealand's next World Cup match against Zimbabwe will give them a chance to have a fully fit squad to select from. A number of players,…
Hussey and Voges set for Nottinghamshire
Nottinghamshire have secured the services of David Hussey and Adam Voges as their overseas players for 2011. Both batsmen have a long association with the current County Champions and will share their roles either side…
Butt undergoes 'tough' cross-examination
Salman Butt, the former Pakistan captain, spent the entire third day ofthe spot-fixing hearings in Doha being examined first by his ownlawyer before facing what has been described as "a tough"cross-examination by the ICC's legal…