Decision to declare against Kent was a daft decision
Long distance Test match fever is not the same as being there andsuddenly I wished that I was with the team and at Lord's. I would haveenjoyed meeting old friends in the press-box, such as…
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Competitive fires burn out for Dion Nash
Nash bowls during the first Test at Edgbaston in 1999Photograph © CricInfoNew Zealand Cricket's honest toiler Dion Nash has reached the end of his tether, a tether more sorely tested than for most in cricket,…
Richardson keeps runs flowing but out in 90s again
Otago and New Zealand opener Mark Richardson ensured he stayed in the focus of the New Zealand selectors with a solid 95 for Otago in its Shell Trophy game with Auckland in dunedin today.It would…
NCC clinch Premier championship with thrilling win
Nondescripts CC led by ex-Sri Lanka cricketer Hashan Tillakaratne clinched Sri Lanka's domestic premier championship title on Sunday when they came from behind to snatch a thrilling three-wicket win over Colombo CC in the final…
Ambrose reveals depression battle
Tim Ambrose, the former England wicketkeeper, has revealed his battle against depression that almost ended his professional career.Ambrose, 29, who played 11 Tests , five ODIs and a T20 for England, has spoken openly about…
Rain ruins Cobras-Dolphins contest
Only two days of play were possible in the solitary Sunfoil Series fixture of the week. The Dolphins and Cobras had to see out a wet draw in Pietermaritzburg, with both Saturday and Sunday washed…
Wright replaces Greatbatch as New Zealand coach
John Wright has replaced Mark Greatbatch as New Zealand's coach, and Daniel Vettori has lost his role as a selector, as part of a review of the team's recent tour of India. Wright will take…
Mohammad Akram satisfied with raw attack's performance
A combination of injuries and illnesses compelled Pakistan into fielding a pace attack with only two Tests worth of experience in Centurion. It gave their bowling coach Mohammad Akram insight into their resources - a…
Sangakkara issues challenge to new generation
On the first day of a series aimed at regenerating Sri Lanka's Test side, Kumar Sangakkara has laid down a challenge for the young batsmen who are now set for an extended stint. Sri Lanka…
Rob Quiney signs for Essex
Essex have bolstered their top-order batting by signing Rob Quiney, the Australian batsman, for the first half of the season. Quiney will initially be available until the end of the Friends Life t20.It will be…