WC wrap: Windies whistle through
The West Indies remained on course for World Cup qualification by whipping Papua New Guinea by six wickets.
India splash cash for Kohli and Co
India’s top cricketers have been awarded massive pay hikes, with a retainer of about US$1-million (about R12-million) for the new top-rated A+ category, encompassing those who play in all formats. The previous highest grade was less than a third of that. Retainers in the lower grades went up similarly. However, the contracts were a departure from last year’s attempts to keep… Read more →
Kuhn signs Kent Kolpak deal
Heino Kuhn, after given limited opportunity as an opener for the Proteas last summer, has cut his ties from the national side and signed a Kolpak deal with Kent. The Titans wicketkeeper-batsman opened for South Africa in all four Tests on their tour of England last year, although he only averaged 14.12 with a top score of 34 and has since… Read more →
I'll do it differently, says Warner
David Warner says he would react differently if an incident similar to the tunnel row with Quinton de Kock were to happen again.
De Kock found guilty
Quinton de Kock received one demerit point and was fined 25% of his match fee for his part in the tunnel altercation with David Warner.
'Quinny did nothing wrong'
Ottis Gibson says Quinton de Kock is not guilty of the level one offence he has been charged with.
ECB considers five-ball overs
TV broadcasters who want domestic T20 cricket games to be shortened have led to radical changes being put on the table in England.
De Kock to appeal charge
South Africa wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock will contest the ICC charge of bringing disrepute to the game and have a hearing on Wednesday evening.
Warner available for PE Test
David Warner is free to play in the second Test against South Africa in Port Elizabeth after accepting match referee Jeff Crowe’s sanctions for his stairwell incident with Quinton de Kock on Sunday.
Watch: Warner insults De Kock first
A video has emerged of Australia’s David Warner verbally abusing Quinton de Kock of South Africa as the players walked off the field for the tea break at Kingsmead on Sunday.
Taylor-inspired Kiwis level series
Ross Taylor scored an unbeaten 181 as New Zealand beat England by five wickets in the fourth ODI in Dunedin on Wednesday to level the series 2-2.
Gayle joins elite club
Chris Gayle became only the third batsman to score centuries against 11 countries when the West Indies beat the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by 60 runs in their World Cup Qualifiers in Harare on Tuesday.
Moosajee is lying, says Paine
Australia wicketkeeper Tim Paine has come out in defence of his vice-captain David Warner, saying allegations made by Proteas team manager Dr Mohammed Moosajee are ‘blatantly untrue’.
Warner, De Kock charged
Australia’s David Warner and Quinton de Kock of South Africa were both charged by the ICC for their confrontation at Kingsmead in Durban on Sunday.
Sri Lanka too good for India
Sri Lanka beat India by five wickets in the opening game of the Nidahas Twenty20 Tri-Series in Colombo on Tuesday.
