 Duminy, Boucher lead Cobras' recoveryJP Duminy worked hard for a first century of the season to help the Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras fight back strongly on day three of their SuperSport Series against the Chevrolet Knights on Saturday. Read full article |
 Amla keeps Dolphins in commandHashim Amla was closing in on another century as the Sunfoil Dolphins reached lunch on day three of their SuperSport Series match against the bizhub Highveld Lions well placed in Durban on Saturday. Read full article |
 Pakistan chief says India 'afraid'Pakistan cricket chief Zaka Ashraf said on Saturday that his side's recent resurgence in form had left arch-rivals India afraid to take them on. Read full article |
 India's Jadeja lands $2m IPL jackpotYoung India allrounder Ravindra Jadeja was sold for $2 million at the Indian Premier League auction in Bangalore on Saturday, but a host of big-name stars missed out. Read full article |
 Warriors, Titans match abandonedThe Nashua Titans were dealt a blow to their SuperSport Series title hopes on Saturday after their match against the Chevrolet Warriors at Buffalo Park in East London was abandoned without a ball being bowled. Read full article |
 Pakistan consolidate after losing openersYounis Khan hit a defiant half-century and Azhar Ali ably assisted him to help Pakistan reach 120-2 at tea on the second day of the third and final test against England in Dubai on Saturday. Read full article |
 Sahara withdraws cricket sponsorshipSahara Group has pulled out of its sponsorship deal with the Indian cricket board and the Pune franchise of the IndPremier League (IPL), the diversified business conglomerate said on Saturday. Read full article |
 Released Amir faces uncertain futureTeenage Pakistan paceman Mohammad Amir faces an uncertain future following his release from jail this week after serving half of a six-month-sentence for his role in a spot-fixing scandal. Read full article |
 Dominica replaces Guyana for WI-Aus testGuyana has been replaced by Dominica as the host venue for the third and final test between West Indies and Australia in April, the West Indies Cricket Board announced on Friday. Read full article |
 PCB to conduct Amir's rehabilitation The Pakistan Cricket Board will conduct a rehabilitation programme for talented teenage bowler Mohammad Amir under the anti-corruption code, an official said on Friday. Read full article |
 Rossouw, Philander shine on day twoMalusi Siboto claimed two wickets in the final session as the Chevrolet Knights ended day two of their SuperSport Series against the Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras on top at Sahara Park Newlands on Friday. Read full article |
 Van Wyk, Khan make it even dayDivan van Wyk and Imraan Khan both struck half centuries to ensure the Sunfoil Dolphins ended day two of their SuperSport Series match with honours even against the bizhub Highveld Lions on Friday. Read full article |
 Day two also a washout in East LondonA drenched outfield along with intermediate drizzle forced day two of the SuperSport Series match between the Chevrolet Warriors and the Nashua Titans at Buffalo Park in East London on Friday to be abandoned. Read full article |
 Vibrant India cruise to first tour winIndia revived their Australian tour with a convincing eight-wicket win over the home side in the second Twenty20 international at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday. Read full article |
 Sri Lanka warm-up match rained outSri Lanka's warm-up match ahead of their tri-series limited-overs tournament with Australia and India has been rained out. Read full article |
 Younis urges ban reduction for AmirFormer Pakistan paceman and coach Waqar Younis on Friday called for a reduction of the five-year cricket ban meted out to talented teenage bowler Mohammad Amir for his role in a spot-fixing scandal. Read full article |
 Batting proves difficult in DubaiEngland edged to a slender five-run lead over Pakistan at the close as 16 wickets fell during an extraordinary opening day of the third and final test at Dubai Stadium Friday. Read full article |
 New Zealand ease home against ZimAllrounder Rob Nicol took four wickets as New Zealand bowled out Zimbabwe for 158 on Friday to win the first of the one-day cricket internationals by 90 runs. Read full article |
 Pak, England in first disabled series Disabled cricketers from England and Pakistan play their first-ever series this month, with organisers hoping the matches can inspire a big future in world disabled cricket. Read full article |
 ‘IPL not a distraction for England’England captain Andrew Strauss disagreed the lucrative Indian league was a distraction for his team which faces a 3-0 defeat against Pakistan in the third and final test starting here from Friday. Read full article |
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It's a game for the young 'unsIt is incredible to think that the race is on for another ICC world champion event. The recent... |
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Titans, family time and spin battlesMy focus this week is on ensuring that the Titans continue their good form in the domestic four-day... |
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Credit due to PakistanWhile the test championship has been delayed, it is still very important for cricket teams around... |
