New Zealand finally arrive in Pakistan
New Zealand returned to Pakistan on Thursday to play two Tests and three ODIs a year after initially abandoning the tour over a security threat.
Black Caps rest Williamson, Southee
Kane Williamson and Tim Southee will miss a six-match tour of India as New Zealand juggle their resources to cope with a condensed start to the year.
Azhar Ali to retire from international cricket
Veteran Pakistan opening batsman Azhar Ali will retire from international cricket after the third and final Test against England in Karachi starting on Saturday.
Flintoff injured in Top Gear accident
English cricket legend Andrew Flintoff has been taken to hospital after an accident while filming for popular BBC TV show Top Gear.
Rabada strikes in drawn warm-up
Kagiso Rabada took 2-22 on the final day of the Proteas’ warm-up match against a Cricket Australia XI in Brisbane.
Azam speaks out on Shakeel dismissal
Pakistan batsman Babar Azam believes the ‘soft-signal’ part of the third umpire system needs to be looked at after he felt Saud Shakeel was given out incorrectly.
India desperate for WTC points
India face Bangladesh in the first of two Tests from Wednesday hoping to bulldoze the hosts.
Taskin says patience is the key
Bangladesh fast bowler Taskin Ahmed believes bowlers will have to bowl well and be patient to be successful in the first Test against India.
Van der Dussen, De Bruyn impress for Proteas
Rassie van der Dussen and Theunis de Bruyn were in the runs for the Proteas on day three of the four-day warm-up match against a Cricket Australia XI in Brisbane.
Coetzee takes hat-trick in Proteas’ warm-up
Gerald Coetzee took a hat-trick as the Proteas bowled out a Cricket Australia XI for 226 on day two of the four-day warm-up match in Brisbane.
Windies reeling as Aussies continue domination
Australia took four wickets to leave the West Indies in big trouble in the day-night second Test.
Ballance heading back to Zimbabwe
Former England batsman Gary Ballance will play international cricket for his native Zimbabwe for at least the next two seasons.
Cricket Australia ‘lost control’ of Warner saga
Australian Cricketers’ Association chief Todd Greenberg says David Warner was left with no choice but to ditch his leadership ban appeal.
Shock claim: Aussies told to tamper with ball
David Warner’s manager claims two senior Cricket Australia executives told players to tamper with the ball to make it reverse swing.
Australia, New Zealand to tour India
Australia will tour India in February and March for four Tests and three ODIs following visits by New Zealand and Sri Lanka.
