The start of Big Bash League 03 is only days away. It kicks off with the Melbourne derby, the Stars v the Renegades at the MCG on Friday. Will the Heat, under the guidance of new coach Stuart Law, retain their title? Will the Scorchers finally get over the line? Will the Thunder recover from […]
On the day when the Taliban suggested to the Pakistan media that they ignore Sachin Tendulkar’s achievement, all Pakistan newspapers published the news that the Little Master had been appointed as a UNICEF ambassador.
Fast bowler Peter Siddle has replaced fellow Australian David Hussey as Nottinghamshire’s overseas player for the 2014 English county season.
Despite interest from other counties, Wayne Madsen has signed a three-year contract extension with Derbyshire County Cricket Club. The 29-year-old skipper and two-time Player of the Year is now committed to the Club until the conclusion of the 2016 season.
It has been a long time coming, but Glenelg District Cricket Club say hosting last week’s Sheffield Shield opener between South Australia and Queensland was definitely worth the wait.
In a brilliant article, Paul Farbrace, Yorkshire’s current second XI coach and a former assistant coach with Sri Lanka, writes in depth about what makes the retiring Sachin Tendulkar stand out from the crowd.
In the latest in our series of articles looking at English county cricket’s trophy winners in 2013, we look at Lancashire and their quest to build on their Division Two title success.
Here at World Cricket Badger, we are introducing a Team of the Week feature where we look in depth into a state, county or franchise. We will be working our way around the globe. This week we move to New Zealand’s North Island to catch up with the Northern Districts ahead of the 2013/14 summer.
In the second of his blogs from St Lucia, Craig Walt Emmanuel, a 28-year old professional cricketer, recalls a recent chance encounter with an elderly gentleman. The views he heard made him think…
Sachin Tendulkar’s impending retirement is the big cricket news of the moment. The various media are feverishly writing, editing video, recording TV and audio to mark the Little Master’s exit from the game. The greatest Test player since Sir Don Bradman is certainly beating his predecessor in the hype stakes.
