Cape Town: The South African cricket selectors named seven black players in a 14-man South Africa 'A' team to tour India in August and September.
Wellington: New Zealand left-arm fast bowler Geoff Allott - the slowest batsman in Test cricket - has announced his retirement because of stress fractures in his back.
Port of Spain: Veteran West Indies paceman Courtney Walsh kept the cricket world guessing over his retirement date after his six-wicket haul in the second Test against South Africa on Tuesday.
Port of Spain: Courtney Walsh took his 500th Test wicket as the West Indies staged a dramatic turnaround on the third day of the second Test against South Africa at the Queens Park Oval here on Monday.
Port of Spain: Courtney Walsh said claiming his 500th test wicket had come as a huge relief. The veteran West Indies pace bowler became the founder member of the ''500 club'' when he dismissed Gary Kirsten and Jacques Kallis in the space of three balls in the second Test against South Africa on Monday.
Port of Spain: West Indian fast bowler Courtney Walsh said relief was one of his main emotions after he became the first bowler in cricket history to take 500 Test wickets when he trapped South African batsman Jacques Kallis lbw here at the Queen's Park Oval.
Port of Spain: West Indies cricketer Courtney Walsh on Monday reached one of the most significant sporting milestones since soccer's Pele scored his 1,000th goal 32 years ago.
Bangalore: Raise a toast to this 'genial' giant from the land of the Caribbeans. Courtney Walsh stands alone on a summit of 500 Test wickets, a rare and remarkable achievement that has got him applauds from all over the world.
Harare: Bangladesh suffered a crushing defeat to Zimbabwe on Saturday losing by seven wickets in the first of three One-day Internationals.Zimbabwe had 6.5 overs to spare when they passed the Bangladesh total of 151 and its occasional flurry of boundaries indicated
Harare: Bangladesh suffered a crushing defeat to Zimbabwe on Saturday losing by seven wickets in the first of three One-day Internationals.Zimbabwe had 6.5 overs to spare when they passed the Bangladesh total of 151 and its occasional flurry of boundaries indicated
