Active IT Distribution enter quarter-finals DUBAI — Last year’s winners Active IT Distribution advanced to the quarter-finals of the 10th Dulsco Ramadan Cricket T20 tournament at Zabeel Park Cricket Grounds, Dubai.
England’s total-building stalls as rain sets in England’s hopes of building on an unbeaten opening stand on day one of the fourth and final test against India stalled Thursday after rain prevented any play after lunch at The Oval.
England reaches 75-0 against India Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook guided England to 75-0 without loss at lunch Thursday on day one of the fourth and final test against a sluggish India side.
England win toss and elect to bat v India England captain Andrew Strauss won the toss and elected to bat in the fourth and final test against India at the Oval on Thursday. England lead the series 3-0.
England win toss and elect to bat England captain Andrew Strauss won the toss and elected to bat in the fourth and final test against India at the Oval on Thursday. England lead the series 3-0.
Engineer urges India to restore pride India great Farokh Engineer has said it’s vital the tourists restore their own pride and that of the cricket-crazy nation when they try to avoid a Test whitewash against England at The Oval.
Sri Lanka calls up Prasanna for ODI squad Sri Lanka is flying upcapped leg spin bowler Seekkuge Prasanna back from England to be part of a new squad to play the remaining two one-day internationals against Australia.
Seven Seas enter last eight DUBAI — Mohammed Bilal fired a superb 72 as Seven Seas Strikers defeated Fly Emirates to enter the quarter-finals of the Danube Ramadan Twenty20 Cup being held at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Monday night.
Brookfield breeze past NPC in Ramadan T20 DUBAI — Brookfield Multiplex scored a facile 209-run victory over National Pest Control in the 10th Dulsco Ramadan Twenty20 tournament being played at Zabeel Park Cricket Grounds Dubai.
Strauss promises no let-up for India England captain Andrew Strauss insisted there would be no danger of his side relaxing now they had climbed to the top of the Test table and rid English cricket of its “laughing-stock” status.
