Aussie bowling coach back with England

Stuart Broad is looking forward to gaining some inside knowledge on Australia after England appointed Troy Cooley as a consultant pace bowling coach ahead of the Ashes series.

Williamson: Kiwis not favourites against weakened India

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson says his team will not start as favourites despite facing an India side missing several key players.

Australia opener backs Paine to play in Ashes

Tim Paine deserves to keep his place for the first Ashes Test against England, opening batsman Marcus Harris said on Wednesday.

Sri Lanka frustrated by West Indies tailenders and rain

Rain forced an early end with the West Indies tail still hanging on after avoiding the follow-on during day three of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.

India pursue Test revenge against top-ranked New Zealand

India will look to avenge their defeat in the World Test Championship final when they host a weary New Zealand in the first Test in Kanpur from Thursday.

Cricket Tasmania slams 'appalling' Paine treatment

Cricket Tasmania has launched a scathing attack on Cricket Australia, saying Tim Paine was “evidently regarded as dispensable”.

Australian chief selector to recuse himself from Paine fate

Chief selector George Bailey will step aside from voting on whether Tim Paine should remain in the Australian Test team if there is a split decision.

Sri Lanka spinners put Windies on the ropes

The West Indies are in deep trouble in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.

Karunaratne hundred gives Sri Lanka upper hand

Sri Lanka captain Dimuth Karunaratne slammed an unbeaten 132 as his team finished day one of the first Test against the West Indies on 267-3.

Paine distressed and embarrassed by sexting scandal

Tim Paine says Australia coach Justin Langer wanted him to remain as Test captain.

Cummins the front-runner to captain Australia

Pat Cummins has emerged as the frontrunner to take over from disgraced former Australia Test skipper Tim Paine.

AB's impact can't be measured by runs

AB de Villiers is the most important South African batsman of the past 20 years, arguably ever, because of how he played the game and what he achieved, writes RYAN VREDE. 

How Twitter reacted to AB's retirement

Tributes poured in for AB de Villiers after he announced his immediate retirement from all cricket.

Watch: The best of AB – Mr 360

Proteas legend AB de Villiers, who retired from all cricket on Friday, was always brilliant to watch.

Paine quits Australia captaincy over sexting scandal

Tim Paine abruptly quit as Australia Test captain on Friday over an explicit “private text exchange” with a female colleague.