Involve more people of colour in coaching – Barnes
Vincent Barnes, South Africa assistant and bowling coach, believes the lack of black African players in the national team could be the result of a dee
Kochi stay mathematically alive with a thumping win
The short boundaries in Indore proved to be bad masters for Rajasthan RoyalsThe Bulletin by Sidharth Monga15-May-2011Scorecard and ball-by-ball detail
Morgan and Bopara face Test shootout
The announcement of the England Lions squad has presented the possibility of a batting shootout to fill the vacant slot in England's middle orderESPNc
Tanvir to lead Pakistan A against Afghanistan
Sohail Tanvir, the left-arm seamer, will lead a 15-man Pakistan A squad in their three-match home one-day series against Afghanistan starting from May
Malan and Rogers take Middlesex top
Middlesex moved to the top of the Clydesdale Bank 40 Group A table by cantering to a six-wicket victory against a youthful Worcestershire side at Lord
Anderson stars in 110-run rout
Tillakaratne Dilshan marked his return to action after a broken thumb by winning the toss for Sri Lanka, and choosing to bowl first in the opening ODI
Westwood ton puts Warwickshire on top
The figures might be unremarkable, but Boyd Rankin produced an unusually fine spell of fast bowling on the first day of Warwickshire Championship matc
Gayle to 'explore opportunities' but won't quit
Chris Gayle has said he "will explore the opportunities available" to him elsewhere since he can no longer wait on the WICB to resolve their issues wi
Consistency the key to DRS – Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar says he is not against DRS, but wants technology to be used to ensure the system provides consistent resultsSharda Ugra16-Jun-2011Sac
Hosts aim to expose Sri Lanka's problems
In the final Test, Sri Lanka cling to the prospect of pulling off a drawn series while England have their sights sets on establishing a clear margin b