DUBAI - Yogi Group and Seven Seas Blues scored victories in the 10th Shijna Cricket Cup 2010, organised by Seven Seas Sports Club and held under the auspices of Dubai Cricket Council, at the Seven Seas ground in Dubai Investment Park.
DUBAI - Yogi Group and Seven Seas Blues scored victories in the 10th Shijna Cricket Cup 2010, organised by Seven Seas Sports Club and held under the auspices of Dubai Cricket Council, at the Seven Seas ground in Dubai Investment Park.
AL AIN - Haseeb Tariq was the star performer of the day as he first cracked a dazzling 50-ball 125 and then took five wickets to help Al Shuja thrash IWEMS by 102 runs in ‘B’ division round match of the ongoing 20th ACA Winter League in Al Ain.
CENTURION, South Africa - India is likely to be without its leading fast bowler on a pace-friendly Centurion pitch for the first test against South Africa on Thursday.
CENTURION, South Africa - India will be under pressure to justify their number one ranking by winning away from home when they play second-placed South Africa in a three-match test series starting at Centurion on Thursday.
Lie detector tests and the non-selection of ‘tainted’ players could be brought in by cricket as it seeks to rid the game of corruption, the Marylebone Cricket Club has said.
Lie detector tests and the non-selection of ‘tainted’ players could be brought in by cricket as it seeks to rid the game of corruption, the Marylebone Cricket Club has said.
England need to match the desperation of a wounded Australia if they are to beat the hosts at their traditional stronghold of Perth, captain Andrew Strauss said.
Australia cannot afford to contemplate anything other than victory in the third test at Perth with a grassy wicket likely to produce a result, captain Ricky Ponting said.
AUCKLAND - New Zealand Cricket Chief Executive Justin Vaughan will lead a review of the national team’s structures and performances after they were thrashed 5-0 by India in a one-day series earlier this month.
One of the lawyers assisting former Pakistan captain Salman Butt has said “corruption is rife in world cricket,” adding he has evidence that “will make your hair stand on end”.