England finally given licence to thrill
A licence to "go out and have a swing" lay at the heart of England's remarkable rebirth in the first ODI at Edgbaston, according to Jos ButtlerAndrew
Yorkshire prosper after excluding Australian pair
Yorkshire excluded Australian stars Glenn Maxwell and Aaron Finch and then sent Nottinghamshire reeling at HeadingleyECB/PA22-Jun-2015ScorecardRyan Si
Bayliss and Farbrace have unbreakable bond
Trevor Bayliss' appointment by England will reunite a coaching unit whose bond was strengthened through one of the darkest moments in modern sportGeor
Mohammad Irfan hopes to return for SL ODIs
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Irfan has said that he is targeting the upcoming limited-overs games against Sri Lanka to make his international comebac
Brearley apologises for Clarke comment
Mike Brearley, chairman of the MCC's World Cricket Committee, has apologised to Giles Clarke, the ECB president, after suggesting Clarke would have to
First day-night Test for Adelaide Oval
New Zealand Cricket has agreed to play a day-night Test match against Australia as part of a deal that will resume regular cricket between the two cou
Sarfraz fights as Pakistan crumble against seamers
The discipline of Sri Lanka's seamers bore down heavily upon Pakistan, and Sarfraz Ahmed was left conjuring another revival act after another collecti
Pietersen explores batting consultant roles
Kevin Pietersen, skippering St Lucia Zouks in the Caribbean Premier League while the Investec Ashes takes place without him, is exploring opportunitie
Johnson fires up but Watson, Marsh miss out
Where Mitchell Johnson signalled his intent to again dent England neither Shane Watson nor Mitchell Marsh were able to push ahead as the allrounder mo
Resurgent Zimbabwe seek series win
Having pulled off a thrilling win in the first ODI, Zimbabwe will want to show they can carry the momentum forward and keep New Zealand under pressure