We've got work to do, admits angry Lara

More imagesDaniel Town, Jamaica:West Indies captain Brian Lara acknowledges his side has a major problem to overcome if they are to fulfill their goal of becoming the first host nation to win the World Cup.

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Victorious blind cricketers wish seniors WC success

Lahore: Pakistan's champion blind cricket team returned home from India on Monday and said that they were hoping for an 'eye-catching' performance from their sighted countrymen at next year's World Cup.

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Thatscricket - News - Waugh twins mark possible last appearance with tons

<img src="images/25stevewaugh.jpg" width="200" height="170" alt="Steve Waugh acknowledges the cheers after reaching his century" border="0" align="right">London: In what seems likely to be their last Test in England, the Waugh twins bowed out in style with both captain Steve (157 not out) and

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