Ton-up Crawley, Root put in England in charge

Zak Crawley and Joe Root pushed England towards safety at 217-1 in their second innings on a rain-shortened fourth day of the first Test in Antigua.

Luus: You've got to love a World Cup game!

Proteas captain Suné Luus was happy that her side managed to come through a tense Women’s World Cup encounter against Pakistan on Friday.

Ismail stars with the ball as Proteas Women clinch thriller

Shabnim Ismail bowled a brilliant final over as South Africa beat Pakistan by six runs in Mount Maunganui.

India look for 'mental adjustments' in pink ball Test

Jasprit Bumrah says India are still getting used to Test cricket under lights as they take on Sri Lanka in their third pink-ball match at home.

Bonner gives West Indies edge over England

Nkrumah Bonner’s invaluable second Test century saw the West Indies close the third day of the first Test against England at 373-9 at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.

Rawalpindi pitch officially rated 'below average'

Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium’s pitch, where the first Test between Pakistan and Australia ended in a tame draw, has been rated “below average” by the match referee and given a demerit point.

Proteas Women to tour Ireland

The Proteas Women will play three T20Is and three ODIs against Ireland in Dublin from 3-17 June.

Proteas Women seek 'complete performance'

South Africa hope to build on their opening Women’s World Cup win against Bangladesh when they play Pakistan in Mount Maunganui on Friday.

Bonner, Holder keep Windies in touch

An unbroken fifth-wicket partnership of 75 between Nkrumah Bonner and Jason Holder helped the West Indies reach the close at 202-4 on the second day of the first Test in Antigua.

Bangladesh's star all-rounder to skip SA tour

Bangladesh will rest Shakib Al Hasan from all cricket until 30 April after he sought to withdraw from the upcoming tour of South Africa.

SA's black African batsmen crisis continues

The prospect of unearthing the next Temba Bavuma looks bleak, writes RYAN VREDE.

Imam-ul-Haq: I want to make my own name

Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq has shed some of the burden of being the nephew of a legend.

MCG to host Warne state funeral

Shane Warne will be honoured with a state funeral at the MCG on the evening of 30 March.

Bairstow's century anchors England recovery

Jonny Bairstow’s eighth Test hundred helped England recover from a woeful start in reaching 268-6 at stumps on the opening day of the first Test against the West Indies in Antigua.

Haq, Shafique hit hundreds as Test drawn

Imam-ul-Haq cracked a century in each innings and Abdullah Shafique hit a maiden hundred as the first Test between Pakistan and Australia ended in a tame draw in Rawalpindi.