Doing it for Luuk
The Dutch have now won two World Cup matches in three tournaments and the success of players with county experience shows what they can achieveAndrew
Sun sets on Lara's one-day career
West Indies' last two World Cup games are shaping up as a valedictory to the captain Brian LaraAFP12-Apr-2007 It's almost time to say
'At least I had the opportunity to say goodbye' – Lara
Brian Lara's final press conference was a mammoth affair, and among many warm memories, it carried enough hints about the circumstances that hastened
The heavyweight bout that wasn't
Ahead of their Super Eights showdown in Grenada, Sri Lanka and New Zealand had been billed as two of the most versatile and power-packed sides in the
England get a surprise boost
Suddenly, from a point of no return, England have been hauled back from the brinkAndrew Miller in Antigua07-Apr-2007 Ed Joyce's poor
Guys didn't handle pressure well – Sarwan
The West Indies are eyeing a pair of wins not only to sustain their slim World Cup semi-final hopes, but also to put themselves in a confident frame o
Sorell named South Australia coach
Mark Sorell, who has coached the Australian women's team since 2005, has been given the task of lifting South Australia out of their form slump next s
Jaffer and Karthik put India in a strong position
India rode on a 175-run opening partnership to end up with the honours on day 1The Bulletin by Jamie Alter25-May-2007StumpsScorecard and ball-by-ball
Sri Lankan officials at odds over Abu Dhabi series
Sri Lanka's senior cricket officials were at odds Friday over the national team'sparticipation in a recent one-day series against Pakistan in Abu Dhab
West Indies board ready to take on players
The dispute between the West Indies board and the players took another twist yesterday when the WICB sid that it was prepared to replace any players w