High Court objects to duty waiver on Sachin's Ferrari
The Delhi High Court has issued a notice to Sachin Tendulkar for getting a duty waiver on a Ferrari that he was recently gifted by Fiat, the company h
The Expert's Log – Feb. 3-Feb. 9
Lessons From Kiwiland Mark Waugh feels that despite the failure in New Zealand , the Indian batting would be able to hold their own at the upcoming
England Under-21s dent South African preparations
South Africa women saw a narrow victory over ECB Women's Development XI followed by a comprehensive defeat by England U21 Development XI in their seco
Pakistan will be in the Netherlands, but not the side the PCB wants
Pakistan will be represented at next week's women's tournament in the Netherlands, despite the fact that the Pakistan Cricket Board's team will not be
Pollock on top in PwC ratings
Shaun Pollock has regained the top spot in the PricewaterhouseCoopers ratings for bowlers, after returning figures of 8 for 104 in the third Test agai
'Nothing went to plan': Vaughan
Michael Vaughan's first day as Test captain hardly went according to plan, but he was forthcoming and honest with the media in the evening, as he disc
England rediscover their optimism
After scraping the depths of despair at Lord's, a stirring display on a helpful Trent Bridge track has breathed life back into England's cricketers, w
Chetram Singh likely to become WICB president
After former leg-spinner Willie Rodriguez decided to withdraw from the election for the post of president of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), Guy
Bangladesh to focus on improvement, says Whatmore
Although most of the Test world is preparing for slaughter when Australia and Bangladesh meet in two Tests starting next week, Bangladesh's coach Dav
Nepal book a berth for Youth World Cup 2004
News: Youth Asia Cup final - a win for NepalWiden CricInfo staff27-Jul-2003Nepal dodged the Monsoon showers at the National Stadium in Karachi, to cru