George Town: West Indies cricket players have called off their strike on Tuesday under an agreement that saw former Commonwealth Secretary General Sir Shridath Ramphal appointed mediator in their bitter pay dispute.The agreement was signed on a day after West Indies
Ricky Ponting may be the captain and Glenn McGrath may be the oldest player but the real heartbeat of Australia's one-day team lies within Mike Hussey.
Lahore:Pakistan cricket plunged into a new crisis today with a legal expert challenging Dr Nasim Ashraf's recent appointment as the PCB Chairman in the Supreme Court, claiming that the administrator is not a Pakistani citizen at all.
Jaipur:Rocked by the doping scandal involving his two strike bowlers, Pakistan captain Younis Khan today put in a brave face, saying the team would leave the crisis behind and come out stronger.
Mumbai: The International Cricket Council (ICC) today made a belated admission that match referee Mike Proctor could have prevented the situation during The Oval Test from snowballing into a major crisis by dealing with the matter on the field itself.
London:Richie Benaud has insisted England can mount a successful defence of the Ashes when they travel to Australia later this year despite their growing injury crisis.
Basseterre, St Kitts:Cricket in the Caribbean averted a major crisis with the board and the players' association finalising contracts for the West Indian cricketers.
Harare:Zimbabwe cricket lurched into another crisis when the Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) union suspended its national team from Test matches for the rest of the year.
Harare:The crisis in Zimbabwe cricket reached new levels with a damaging stand-off between the national executive body and their provincial chairmen.
Mumbai:The dramatis personae in the latest crisis stalking Indian cricket, coach Greg Chappell and captain Sourav Ganguly, appeared before the Review Committee of the Indian Cricket Board, which is going into the spat between the two during the recent Zimbabwe tour.
