FICA threatens of boycotting Champions Trophy

London:The Federation of International Cricketers' Association (FICA) has threatened to boycott the next year's Champions Trophy in Pakistan if the ICC fails to curb the mismanagement of the game.

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England put off Zimbabwe decision by yet another day

Johannesburg: England said on Sunday it was postponing a decision on whether to play its World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13.

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England put off Zimbabwe decision by yet another day

Johannesburg: England said on Sunday it was postponing a decision on whether to play its World Cup match against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13.

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It's a final 'no', England will now have to face reality

Cape Town: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)'s final appeal to have its World Cup opener against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13 switched to South Africa on safety grounds was rejected by independent commissioner Justice Albie Sachs at a hearing on Friday.

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It's a final 'no', England will now have to face reality

Cape Town: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)'s final appeal to have its World Cup opener against Zimbabwe in Harare on February 13 switched to South Africa on safety grounds was rejected by independent commissioner Justice Albie Sachs at a hearing on Friday.

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England's players' union still unhappy over Zimbabwe tie

London: England's players' union branded 'unacceptable' on Saturday the refusal of the International Cricket Council (ICC) to give it a copy of the controversial report which says it is safe for World Cup matches in Zimbabwe and Kenya to go ahead.

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England's players' union still unhappy over Zimbabwe tie

London: England's players' union branded 'unacceptable' on Saturday the refusal of the International Cricket Council (ICC) to give it a copy of the controversial report which says it is safe for World Cup matches in Zimbabwe and Kenya to go ahead.

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US alerts citizens in Zim, England's fears compound

London: The England players' representative Richard Bevan said on Wednesday the team's World Cup opener in Harare must be moved to South Africa after the US State Department urged Americans to consider leaving the country.

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US alerts citizens in Zim, England's fears compound

London: The England players' representative Richard Bevan said on Wednesday the team's World Cup opener in Harare must be moved to South Africa after the US State Department urged Americans to consider leaving the country.

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England begins World Cup quest, mum on Zimbabwe

Johannesburg: An embattled England arrived in South Africa on Tuesday from Australia to start its World Cup cricket quest with captain Nasser Hussain opting to stay out of the political furore over Zimbabwe.

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