Cape Town: Indian umpire Srinivas Venkataraghavan has been given the honour to officiate in the opening match of the World Cup tournament between South Africa and West Indies on Sunday.
Cape Town: Indian umpire Srinivas Venkataraghavan has been given the honour to officiate in the opening match of the World Cup tournament between South Africa and West Indies on Sunday.
Tangiers: Sri Lanka's captain Sanath Jayasuriya won the toss and elected to bat in the Morocco Cup Limited Overs final against South Africa on Wednesday. <b>South Africa:</b> Shaun Pollock (captain), Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Kallis, Jonty Rhodes, Boeta Dippenaar, Lance Klusener, Graeme
Colombo: Pakistani tearaway Shoaib Akhtar grabbed five wickets in 15 balls to cause a dramatic Australian collapse in the first Test on Saturday. Australia, comfortably placed at 74 for 1 in its second knock, slipped to 89 for seven before being
<p>Sharjah: Australian captain Steve Waugh silenced his detractors on Sunday with a spectacular century on the second day of the third Test against Pakistan. <p>Waugh returned unbeaten on 103, his 28th Test century and the first after 16 barren innings, as
<p>Colombo: Pakistan lost three cheap wickets in its first innings after dramatically bowling out Australia for 467 on the second day of the first cricket Test on Friday.<p>Openers Imran Nazir and Taufiq Umar were dismissed without scoring and number three Abdul
<p>Sharjah: Australian captain Steve Waugh returned to form with 63 not out to overcome a twin-strike by his Pakistani counterpart Waqar Younis on the second morning of the third Test on Sunday.<p>Australia, resuming at its overnight score of 298-3, slipped to
<p>Bridgetown: Australia was poised to seize a match-winning innings lead after grabbing the coveted wicket of stricken Brian Lara late on the third day of the third Test at Kensington Oval on Saturday. <p>Lara left his sick bed and came in
