'No toss' rule could benefit Australia – Rogers
Chris Rogers, the former Australia opener who announced his retirement last week, has suggested a similar change to the toss regulations introduced in
Essex slump after Kent secure second
Essex will require three runs with only one wicket in hand to avoid the follow on after reaching stumps on day three in Canterbury on 289 for 9ECB Rep
Essex tie up deal for Mohammad Amir
Mohammad Amir, Pakistan's left-arm quick, has signed as overseas player for Essex for the first half of the 2017 seasonGeorge Dobell08-Nov-2016Mohamma
Botha the difference as Sixers cruise home
The Sydney Sixers produced a sublime spin bowling display and a composed run chase to dispatch the Perth Scorchers by six wickets at the Sydney Cricke
Du Plessis calls on in-form players to make it count
Faf du Plessis has urged his batsmen to deliver a series victory in Hamilton by being more consistent, as South Africa target to finish the season as
Broad and Anderson ruled out for rest of season
James Anderson and Stuart Broad have been ruled out of action for the rest of the season due to injuryGeorge Dobell27-Aug-2016James Anderson and Stuar
Northants on top despite Payne's all-round show
David Payne took four wickets and scored a fourth first-class half-century but Gloucestershire ended day two behind the game at Northamptonshire. ECB
Klusener confident of Zimbabwe batting out final day
Zimbabwe batting coach Lance Klusener is eagerly anticipating the final day of the second Test against New Zealand, even with his side three down and
Shami, Yadav make West Indies follow on
Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav took four wickets each to give India a 323-run lead, which resulted in a follow-on for West IndiesThe Report by Sidhart
'Struggling' Rahane passes short-ball test
Ajinjya Rahane rated his 188 in Indore among the best he has played because he enjoyed the struggleSidharth Monga in Indore09-Oct-20161:51'This hundre