Sri Lanka spinner banned
Sri Lankan spin bowler Praveen Jayawickrama has been banned from cricket for a year by the ICC.
Sri Lankan spin bowler Praveen Jayawickrama has been banned from cricket for a year by the ICC.
Jos Buttler will return as white-ball captain for England’s tour of the West Indies starting later this month after a long injury lay-off.
Babar Azam has resigned as Pakistan’s white-ball captain, saying he wanted to focus on his playing role in the future matches.
English County Championship club Hampshire have signed a “dream” takeover deal with GMR Group, co-owners of IPL franchise the Delhi Capitals.
In South Africa, cricket is more than just a sport β itβs a cultural cornerstone that transcends boundaries and reaches into various sectors, including finance.
IPL founder Lalit Modi has labelled The Hundred competition a “big fat Ponzi scheme”, accusing English cricket chiefs of unrealistic financial projections.
Ex-Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan, facing prosecution for his relationship with the country’s former leader, says he will soon retire from international cricket.
Women’s minimum starting salaries in domestic cricket will be the same as men’s from next year, the ECB announced on Wednesday.
Dewald Brevis wants to break into the Proteas squads in all formats and become “the best cricketer that has ever lived”.
Cricket South Africa says it would be unfair to punish Afghanistan cricketers and administrators for the actions of the country’s Taliban government.
Former Sri Lankan Test cricketer Dulip Samaraweera has been banned from holding any position within Australian cricket for 20 years over “inappropriate behaviour”.
CEO Pholetsi Moseki has explained CSA’s decision to send the Proteas to Sharjah to play a three-match ODI series against Afghanistan.
CSA has announced a 15-man SA U19 Emerging squad for a five-match 50-over series against Zimbabwe.
The teenage son of former England captain Michael Vaughan finished with a superb match haul of 11 wickets as Somerset beat title-holders Surrey on Thursday.
England’s World Cup winner Moeen Ali has retired from international cricket, with the 37-year-old insisting: “I’ve done my part.”