London: The outgoing chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), Lord MacLaurin, said on Sunday he believes England fast bowler Darren Gough may never play competitive cricket again.
London: "It's been an immense privilege and honour to serve as chairman of the ECB and I believe we have achieved much in the past six years," Lord MacLaurin, who on Wednesday decided not to seek a re-election as chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), said.
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London: Former England captain Ray Illingworth urged the International Cricket Council (ICC) to name identified match-fixers following the release of the anti- corruption unit's match-fixing report on Wednesday.
London: Lord MacLaurin, chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), on Sunday repeated his demand for life bans on international players found guilty of match-fixing.
Nairobi: Some of the game's leading players were anxiously awaiting news of their fate after the International Cricket Council (ICC) began its executive board meeting in Nairobi on Monday.
London: Even as uncertainty persisted on England team's tour of India, the British media on Sunday played up the violence at Malegaon in Maharashtra saying it has cast a doubt on the forthcoming event.
London: Pledging full support to the International Cricket Council (ICC) in its row with India and South Africa, England said there is "anarchy" in world cricket at the moment and did not rule out the possibility of pulling out of its current tour in India.
London: Even as uncertainty persisted on England team's tour of India, the British media on Sunday played up the violence at Malegaon in Maharashtra saying it has cast a doubt on the forthcoming event."England's tour is hanging by a thread on
