csb10.topNew Zealand's domestic season to begin with Ford Trophy
For the first time in six years, New Zealand’s domestic season will begin with the Ford Trophy, the men’s 50-over competition, instead of the Plunket
Joe Root dedicates record-equalling 33rd Test century to Graham Thorpe
Joe Root dedicated his record-equalling 33rd Test hundred to Graham Thorpe, his long-term batting mentor who died this month aged 55. Root pointed to
Tsukigawa named New Zealand's women's selector
Sarah Tsukigawa, the former New Zealand allrounder, has been appointed their new national selector for women’s cricket. She played 42 ODIs and 19 T20I
Phil Salt to captain England in Australia T20Is with injured Jos Buttler out
Jos Buttler has been ruled out of England’s T20I series against Australia, and could miss the five-match ODI series that follows, after suffering a se
Unchanged England seek 3-0, as Test cricket desperately seeks a contest
Big picture: Can WI go to the well again?They were putting out the bunting ever so briefly at Trent Bridge last week. Roll up, roll up, free entry for
Georgia Elwiss extinguishes The Blaze with unbeaten 101
Southern Vipers strengthened their position at the top of the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy table after defeating in-form Blaze by four wickets at Chest
PCB set for collision course after rejecting NOC to Naseem Shah
The PCB is set for a collision course with some of the biggest names in Pakistan cricket after deciding to refuse an NOC to Naseem Shah for the Hundre
Sam Northeast sets up Glamorgan win as Ben Morris announces himself
Ben Morris blasted a hole in the Essex middle-order to introduce himself on to the first-team stage as Glamorgan maintained their 100 per cent record
Mark Wood seeks fast improvement ahead of crucial Australia clash
Only 60 balls were bowled in England and Scotland’s washed-out match in Barbados but there was more to glean about the defending champions than there
Lees leads the way as Durham get back on track
Durham 178 for 3 (Lees 71*) beat Leicestershire 176 for 7 (Cox 50*, Sowter 3-23) by seven wicketsSkipper Alex Lees led from the front with an unbeaten