Williams delays NZ victory
An aggressive innings of 119 by Sean Williams held up NZ’s march to victory by an innings and 117 runs in the first Test against Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe hold on for another day
New Zealand continued to stamp their authority on the first Test match against Zimbabwe, needing just five more wickets to wrap up victory.
Williamson denied record, but NZ dominate
Black Caps skipper Kane Williamson fell nine runs short of becoming the youngest to score a Test century against every nation as NZ took a 151-run lead against Zimbabwe.
Rocky start for Ntini
Makhaya Ntini’s first Test as coach of Zimbabwe got off to a rocky start as his men were bowled out for 164 by New Zealand on day one in Bulawayo.
Teams wary of proposed ICC changes
The lower-ranked Test teams have expressed reservations about the ICC’s proposed changes to Test cricket.
Ntini optimistic of Zimbabwe turnaround
Zimbabwean head coach Makhaya Ntini believes the country has the talent to turn around their fortunes.
India dominate in Harare
Debutant Barinder Sran’s four-for helped India to a 10-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the 2nd T20 in Harare to level the series.
Bulawayo to host first Test in five years
Bulawayo’s Queens Sports Club will host its first Test in almost five years when New Zealand tour Zimbabwe in July-August 2016.
Ntini expresses CSA disappointment
Newly-appointed Zimbabwean coach Makhaya Ntini says Cricket South Africa are reluctant to play against Zimbabwe.
Ntini, Klusener in new Zim roles
Makhaya Ntini and Lance Klusener have taken on new coaching roles in Zimbabwe after a radical shake-up which saw coach Dav Whatmore sacked.
Kiwis crash in first ODI
Kane Williamson’s tenure as stand-in captain for the tour of Zimbabwe and South Africa got off to a woeful start in Harare as he watched his hosts chase down a target of 304 in the first ODI.
News round-up: Pakistan celebrate
International cricket returned to Pakistan on a winning note as Mukhtar Ahmed and Ahmed Shehzad helped to chase down Zimbabwe’s challenging 172- 6, winning by five wickets in Lahore on Saturday.
News round-up
Cricket legends Sachin Tendulkar and Shane Warne are the pivotal figures behind a new Twenty20 league for former international players, including Jacques Kallis, according to reports.
World Cup round-up
The Afghan fairytale hit reality when they were crushed by 105 runs in their Group A World Cup match by Bangladesh in Canberra on Wednesday.
Wessels on SuperSport
South Africa need to think long and hard about the balance of the side, said former Proteas captain Kepler Wessels, commenting on Supersport
