Aussie cricket hits 34-year low

After losing 13 of their last 15 completed ODIs, the Australian men’s cricket side has slipped to a 34-year low in the ICC rankings.

King Kuhn keeps Kent alive

Once again, a Heino Kuhn century led the rescue of Kent as they beat Worcestershire in the first semi-final of the Royal London One-Day Cup in Worcester.

I'm not guilty - Chandimal

Sri Lanka captain Dinesh Chandimal has denied the ICC’s charge that he attempted to change the condition of the ball during the current Test against the West Indies.

Chandimal charged by ICC

Sri Lanka’s captain, Dinesh Chandimal, has been charged by the ICC in relation to yesterday’s ball-tampering controversy against the West Indies.

Lee second-best batter in rankings

Some fine performances in the recent England-South Africa women’s series have resulted in big movements in the  ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings.

England fourth after series win

The England Women’s team have risen to fourth place in the ICC rankings after beating South Africa 2-1 in their ODI series.

Sri Lanka strike after ball-tampering charge

Sri Lanka protested a ball-tampering charge by delaying the start of day three of their Test against the West Indies for two hours.

England pile pressure on Aussies

Tim Paine’s new-era Australians suffered their second successive ODI defeat to England, going down by 38 runs in Cardiff after their bowling attack was dismantled.

Banned Warner's schedule fills up

Disgraced Aussie opener David Warner has added to his workload by signing up with St Lucia Stars for the Caribbean Premier League 2018.

England too strong for Proteas Women

The top-ranked England Woman’s team proved too strong for the fighting Proteas Women, after they won by seven wickets at Canterbury to take the series 2-1.

Brilliant Dane powers Proteas to 228

Proteas Women skipper Dane van Niekerk scored 95 as she kept her side in contention to win the series against the England Women.

Reality check for Afghans

Indian spinners Ravi Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, who took 11 wickets between them, gave Afghanistan a harsh lesson in top-level cricket when they were bowled out twice in 67 overs in their inaugural Test match.

We must believe, says Kapp

The Proteas Women must have faith in their abilities, back themselves to beat England and create a bit of history, says Marizanne Kapp.

Kuhn's century ties up Notts

Heino Kuhn’s century led the destruction of Nottinghamshire in the quarter-final of the One-Day Cup, as Kent chased down 255 to win by nine wickets with 14 overs remaining.

Afghanistan fight back after tons from Indian openers

Afghanistan struggled through the opening two sessions of their maiden Test match before reining in the Indian batsmen.