Lahore:Australian Dav Whatmore said he would be up to the challenge of being Pakistan's next cricket coach and is confident he can guide the team to better results.
Dhaka:India's Cricket Manager Ravi Shastri said Bangladesh should not expect any mercy from the visitors as they were now aiming at a clean sweep of the series at Chittagong.
Port of Spain, Trinidad:Bermuda may have suffered a humiliating defeat on their World Cup debut against Sri Lanka here, but skipper Irving Romaine says the experience matters more for his team than the result.
Hyderabad: Hosts Hyderabad entered the final of the All India Moinuddowlah Gold Cup cricket tournament defeating India Cements by virtue of their first innings lead, while the result of the other match between Mumbai and Chemplast could not be decided as the teams could not complete their first innings due to rain.
Karachi:Pakistan cricket can be a cruel game for players and administrators alike. If a good performance can bring instant accolades and rewards, a poor result can lead to heads rolling and management changes.
London:Amazed as to why Andrew Flintoff's leadership credentials are being questioned due to one bad result, Steve Harmison came out in defence of the stand-in skipper saying that it was unfair to single him out for criticism.
More imagesJohannesburg:Brett Lee and Michael Kasprowicz earned redemption for an Ashes-defining failure when they took Australia to a tense two-wicket win on the fifth day of the third and final Test against South Africa at the Wanderers Stadium.
Lahore:Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has called upon the cricket authorities to discard two match-Test series and suggested that future series should have a minimum of three matches.
New Delhi:Watching a match from atop a tree may be a common sight in this cricket crazy country. But Jhalak Kumari of Jamshedpur bothered little about the result of the India-England ODI and it was to get a glimpse of Irfan Pathan that prompted her to climb a tree just outside the Ferozeshah Kotla Stadium here yesterday.
Jaipur:England may have lost their warm-up tie against the Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) President's XI here today but Ian Bell asserts that the result would have no bearing on the seven-match ODI series against India.
