South Africa Team News
New Zealand’s Neil Wagner wants to make England’s batsmen “hate him” and “get in their face” as the Black Caps look to square the Test series.
New Zealand wicketkeeper BJ Watling has been ruled out of the second Test against England starting at Headingley because of a knee injury.
Sri Lanka left-arm fast bowler Chanaka Welegedara has been ruled out of next month’s Champions Trophy.
Gary Kirsten says he wants to go out of his Proteas job in style, by winning the ICC Champions Trophy next month.
Australia haven’t won the Ashes in England since 2001but captain Michael Clarke is confident his side can pull off and upset series win.
Three Indian cricket players were refused bail on Tuesday after they appeared in court on spotfixing charges.
India’s Supreme Court dismissed a petition seeking to scrap the remaining matches of the country’s lucrative Twenty20 cricket competition.
Proteas conditioning and fitness trainer Rob Walter will be the new coach of the Titans franchise.
India’s Supreme Court will hear a petition seeking to scrap the remaining matches of the country’s lucrative Twenty20 cricket competition.
Despite a comprehensive victory over New Zealand, England still have question marks over their batting ahead of the Ashes.
Australia’s David Warner will face a disciplinary hearing into an alleged code of conduct breach after a Twitter rant.
Former Proteas bowler, Monde Zondeki, has decided to call an end to his cricket career following persistent back problems.
Stuart Broad took seven wickets to rip through the New Zealand batting order and bowl England to an emphatic 170-run victory on the fourth day of the first Test.
Stuart Broad grabbed five wickets as New Zealand suffered a dramatic top-order collapse in the first Test at Lord’s.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India said on Sunday it will wait for a verdict from its disciplinary committee before taking any action against three players arrested for alleged spot-fixing.
Tim Southee claimed three late wickets as New Zealand reduced England to 180 for six on a dramatic third day of the first Test at Lord’s.
David Warner will face a disciplinary hearing for his Twitter outburst against two senior Australian cricket journalists.
Following the loss of both openers cheaply, England reached 91 for two at tea on the third day of the first Test against New Zealand.
England’s pace attack sliced through the New Zealand tail to dismiss the touring side for 207 on the third morning of the first Test at Lord’s.
Australian batsman David Warner is under investigation following comments on his Twitter account directed against two of the country’s leading cricket writers.