
Former Australia captain, coach dies
Former Australia captain and coach Bob Simpson has died aged 89.
Former Australia captain and coach Bob Simpson has died aged 89.
Joe Root has brushed aside David Warner’s jibe that he will need to “take the surfboard off his front leg” if England are to triumph in Australia in the upcoming Ashes series.
Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg says a slimmer Test calendar could benefit smaller nations because the five-day game was better “where it means something”.
Dropped Australia Test batsman Marnus Labuschagne says he is determined to bounce back and prove the doubters wrong.
New Zealand completed an innings-and-359-run win on the third day of the second Test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo.
New Zealand produced a “ruthless” batting performance on the second day of the second Test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo.
Pace spearhead Kagiso Rabada says it’s time for the Proteas to shift their focus from the highs of Lord’s to the challenges that lie ahead, starting with the white-ball tour of Australia.
Former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor top-scored in his first Test match after a lengthy ban but could not prevent New Zealand dominating the first day of the second Test.
Legendary Proteas fast bowler Makhaya Ntini says Lungi Ngidi justified his controversial selection for the World Test Championship final at Lord’s in June.
Three key issues that emerged from England’s rollercoaster contest with India and what they mean for their quest to regain the Ashes Down Under.
Mohammed Siraj says he never lost faith in his own ability to deliver a sensational victory for India in the fifth and deciding Test at The Oval on Monday.
Mohammed Siraj was India’s hero as they beat England by just six runs in a thrilling fifth Test at The Oval on Monday to end the series level at 2-2.
Wiaan Mulder says he has “no regrets” about ending his innings on 367* against Zimbabwe – even if some fans wanted him to chase Brian Lara’s world-record 400*.
Harry Brook and Joe Root both hit hundreds before England’s series finale against India was left on a knife edge after an Oval downpour cut short the fourth day.
India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal’s sparkling hundred in the fifth and deciding Test at The Oval on Saturday left England needing to break a record that has stood for over a hundred years.