Sussex could be forced to leave Hove after 167 years unless the club secures approval to redevelop the groundCricinfo staff28-Mar-2007
Read MoreSizzling Smith leads the rout
South Africa might have harboured hopes of a demolition act with the ball, after they chose to bat first in…
Read MoreEngland delay Anderson decision
England have been hit by a potentially serious injury problem just two days before their opening World Cup match after…
Read MoreBari lambasts Inzamam on World Cup failure
Wasim Bari, who stood down as the Pakistan chief selector, has criticised Inzamam-ul-Haq for not leading the side from the…
Read MoreTalat Ali blames poor batting for early exit
Talat Ali, Pakistan's manager, blamed the team's miserable World Cup performance on the paucity of their batting displays.Cricinfo staff11-Apr-2007
Read MoreEssex confirm Kaneria availability
Danish Kaneria, the Pakistan legspinner, will represent Essex during the 2007 season after gaining permission from the Pakistan Cricket Board…
Read MoreBuchanan admits ploy to challenge rivals
John Buchanan claims he taunted England and New Zealand on purpose during the CB SeriesCricinfo staff31-Mar-2007 John Buchanan: "Ther
Read MoreSussex granted planning permission
Sussex have been granted planning permission to expand the County Ground at Hove, safeguarding the future of cricket at the…
Read MorePlaying for more than pride
West Indies lost four of their five Super Eights matches and with it the chance for a semi-finals berth. But…
Read MorePlayers can decide whether to tour Zimbabwe
Ricky Ponting says Australia's players will be able to make up their own minds on whether to tour Zimbabwe for…
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