Australia have deservedly risen back to the top of the ODI rankings and playing on home soil they will be hard to beat. They will never recover from the death of Phillip Hughes, but can the country use it as motivation?
Sport has rivalries, it has controversy, yet it moves emotions like nothing else. The tragic death of Phillip Hughes has rocked the cricket world, but it has also illustrated why sport is so special.
The Champions League T20 (CLT20) gets underway in India with the qualifying stage involving four sides taking place between 13 and 16 September. Here we take a look at the teams hoping to progress to the main event.
Tony Irish, the new FICA (Federation of International Cricketers’ Association) chief has claimed that the players are not properly represented at the Anil Kumble-led International Cricket Council cricket committee.
The Jamaica Tallawahs have added former Kiwi skipper, Daniel Vettori, to their squad ahead of the Caribbean Premier League as a replacement for unavailable Muttiah Muralitharan.
New Zealand batsman Jesse Ryder has signed with the Melbourne Renegades for the Big Bash League after receiving permission from the Otago Volts.
When Adam Lyth parried the ball back into Aaron Finch to complete the dismissal of Tom Smith in the Roses T20 last Friday it was described by many as the best ever. Was it? We take a look…
The Leicestershire Foxes have announced that Scott Styris will join them for their NatWest T20 Blast campaign, subject to visa approval.
In addition to this website, we now have our very own radio show on Radio Yorkshire every Tuesday evening between 7pm and 9pm UK time hosted by James Buttler.
A photograph of Sachin Tendulkar in his final Test appearance in Mumbai has been named the 2013 Wisden – MCC Cricket Photograph of the Year. Atul Kamble has been rewarded for his picture while South African and Bangladeshi photographers have been named as runners up.
