Mills uncertain for World Cup
A dose of painkillers will determine whether Kyle Mills heads to the World Cup or back home for surgery after he has struggled to overcome a debilitat
How India can get their groove back
There are several reasons for India's poor recent record against West Indies and high on the list is their inability to rectify failings. Here we look
Eighteen Pakistan cricketers pass dope tests
Eleven of Pakistan's 15-man World Cup squad and seven reserves have passed pre-World Cup dope tests, an official has confirmed23-Feb-2007
Pakistan await OK on Sami, Arafat
The PCB has made a formal request to the ICC to replace Mohammad Asif and Shoaib AkhtarKhalid Hussain06-Mar-2007 The Pakistan board r
Bowlers create headaches for Australia
Australia's one-day crown will be in danger of slipping even further if their bowlers fail to contain the batsmen in the middle oversBrydon Coverdale1
Yardy focussed on Bangladesh challenge
The England A squad arrived in Bangladesh on Thursday with the twin aims of braving the local conditions and playing some quality cricketCricinfo staf
Vandort century gives Sri Lanka A the upper hand
Michael Vandort struck a century to put Sri Lanka A in a strong position on the opening day of the second four-day match against Bangladesh ACricinfo
Sri Lanka go for the kill in group of death
Trinidad hosts the opening match of the appropriately named Brown Package, the group of the subcontinent with Sri Lanka taking on minnows BermudaPrevi
Peterson let off with a reprimand
Robin Peterson has been reprimanded for smashing the stumps after he hit the winning runs in South Africa's one-wicket win over Sri Lanka on Wednesday
Plunkett hoping for iPod edge
Liam Plunkett, the England fast bowler, hopes the use of modern technology can help his team-mates prepare for their World Cup opener against New Zeal