Sri Lanka's batsmen find their fight
Barring extraordinary events, Sri Lanka are still going to lose the second Test - and potentially by an innings - but they were not, to borrow one of
Sri Lanka A coach Gunawardene eager to work with the next generation
Avishka Gunawardene, Sri Lanka A's coach for the tour of England, hopes to get an extended stint in order to work with players on a long-term basis to
Players' association will empower women's cricket – Edulji
Diana Edulji has said the creation of a players' association, one of several recommendations of the Lodha committee that was approved by the Supreme C
BCB vice-president against two-tier Test system
The ICC's proposal for a two-tier Test system has not been received well in Bangladesh with the BCB's vice-president Mahbubul Anam the latest to voice
Warriors cruise past Patriots with fourth win
Guyana Amazon Warriors seized home advantage with a packed spin bowling line-up to restrict St Kitts & Nevis Patriots to 108 for 8, before chasing it
'Fisherman' Steyn willing to swap pace for fitness
Dale Steyn, returning to South Africa's Test team after injury, will take a step back, in terms of pace, with a focus on staying fit even if it means
UAE moves towards professionalism with eight central contracts
UAE cricket has taken a significant step towards full professionalism, with the Emirates Cricket Board granting two-year central contracts to eight of
T20 Blast basks in buoyant Finals Day sales
The future structure of England's T20 competition might be in doubt, but there is no doubting the success of NatWest Blast Finals Day with sales again
Pain-free Starc targets Angelo Mathews
Mitchell Starc has forecast a concerted Australian attack on Sri Lanka's captain Angelo Mathews in the three-Test series that begins in Pallekele on T
Broad targets Big Bash to reboot one-day career
Stuart Broad is set to play in the Big Bash League if he fails to make England's limited-overs squad to tour India in JanuaryMelinda Farrell13-Aug-201