No special security for Muralitharan
Cricket Australia have denied introducing special security measures to protect Muttiah Muralitharan from crowds Jenny Thompson in Adelaide26-Oct-2007
Indian board sets up women's selection committee
The Indian board has put down a minimum qualification of 25 first-class matches for the members of its technical committee. At its annual general body
Leeds must unleash Struijk despite Cooper return
With Liam Cooper closing in on his return to first-team action following suspension, Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa will undoubtedly look to bring his club
BCCI calls August 10 meeting to decide on coach
The Board of Control for Cricket in India has announced that a decision on the hunt for India's next coach will be taken on August 10 in New DelhiCric
Collingwood prepares to launch new era
Paul Collingwood's first challenge as England's one-day captain comes at The Oval on Thursday, when his new-look side takes on West Indies in the firs
Saints: Spurs step up Vestergaard interest
According to recent reports, Southampton now face a huge battle to keep hold of Saints centre-back, Jannik Vestergaard, this summer, after Tottenham H
'We put our foot down' – Jayawardene
Mahela Jayawardene brushed aside suggestions that they could have done with a sterner test with the semis loomingAndrew Miller in Grenada18-Apr-2007
Man Utd must beat UCL rivals to Camavinga
One of the most exciting youngsters in world football, Eduardo Camavinga, understandably has plenty of suitors, including Manchester United. The yo
Sujith Somasundar retires from first-class cricket
Sujith Somasundar, the former Karnataka captain who opened for India in two one-dayers, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket.Cricinfo
Adcock carries Redbacks to rare victory
Nathan Adcock shone with bat and ball as he carried South Australia to a rare victory with five balls to spare against Western AustraliaCricinfo staff