St. George's, Grenada:A crestfallen New Zealand skipper Stephen Fleming said his team's showing against Australia in their last Super Eight league match of the World Cup was nothing short of an unmitigated disaster.
More imagesNew Delhi:India's new interim cricket manager Ravi Shastri said on Monday his major task was to ensure players recovered from the World Cup disaster and enjoyed their game again.
Brisbane:England's disastrous tour continued when they were dismissed for just 155 by Australia in their one-day international at the Gabba here.
Bridgetown: As their team lurches from one disaster to the next in Australia, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) are pushing for the game to be once more taught in primary schools around the Caribbean.
<p ><div align="center"><img alt="Saurav Ganguly" hspace="5" src="http://thatscricket.oneindia.in/imgs1/ceat-ganguly.jpg" width="200" border="0" /></div> Indore: Saurav Ganguly has been appointed as the captain for the series against Zimbabwe, who right now are touring India. Announcing the appointment, Board of Control for Cricket in India
<p ><div align="center"><img alt="Rahul Dravid" hspace="5" src="http://thatscricket.oneindia.in/2000/odi_series/icc/images/03dravid.jpg" width="200" border="0" /></div> Rajkot: The ultimate disaster imaginable to the Indian cricket team at Sharjah will be talked about for years to come. India had lost quite a number of matches by good
<p>Colombo: Two top stars out with injury, two others refusing to play, a captain on trial straddled with a rookie team and an unpopular coach, who gets sacked one moment and re-hired the next. <p>Pakistan could not have asked for a
Bulawayo (Zimbabwe): A brilliant batting display by brothers-in-arms Andrew and Grant Flower left Bangladesh staring at a One-day series whitewash against Zimbabwe on Wednesday.The Flower brothers rescued Zimbabwe from a wobbly 39 for three to steer them to a massive 308
Harare: Shocked at losing four wickets in the first nine overs of its opening One-day encounter against Zimbabwe, Bangladesh was forced onto the defensive and they managed only 151 in 50 overs.It was a disappointing start to its tour here. With
Harare: An Alistair Campbell century guided Zimbabweto a crushing 127-run victory over Bangladesh in the second one-dayinternational in Harare today, wrapping up the series 2-0.Man-of-the-match Campbell scored 103, his seventh one-daycentury, as Zimbabwe reached 230 for seven, while Bangladeshcrashed to 103
