Neil Wagner heads North
South African-born Neil Wagner is moving from Otago to Northern Districts for the 2018-19 New Zealand domestic season.
Who said that? 'The game has moved on.'
Great quotes from our wonderful world of cricket (21 May 2018).
100-ball plan is 'all about TV'
The planned ‘hundred-ball’ tournament has nothing to do with attracting young people: it’s all about TV scheduling, says former England spinner Graeme Swann.
Top team performance by CSK sinks KXIP
The Chennai Super Kings romped to a fairly comfortable win against Kings XI Punjab but just failed to steal the top spot in the table from Sunrisers Hyderabad.
Kuhn's 90 falls short for Kent
Heino Kuhn showed his enduring value by slamming 90 for Kent in an ultimately futile chase of Middlesex’s 313 in the Royal London One-Day Cup.
Daredevils dump out Mumbai Indians
Lethal bowling from the bottom-feeding Delhi Daredevils crushed the defending champions as the Mumbai Indians failed to chase down 175 and lost by 11 runs to end their playoff hopes.
Proteas Women whitewash Bangladesh
The Proteas Women sealed a whitewash series victory as they beat Bangladesh by 23 runs in a rain-affected nine-over clash in Bloemfontein.
Werner Coetsee moves to coaching
Werner Coetsee, the veteran Knights spinner and former captain, has retired from playing and will take up a coaching role.
Rajput gets nod for stint as Zim head coach
Lalchand Rajput has been appointed as Zimbabwe’s head coach on a three-month deal, with the potential for his appointment to be extended.
Hafeez served seven-day notice for ICC comments
Pakistan’s 37-year-old all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has been given seven days to explain his comments about the ICC.
Strong Bangladesh squad for Afghanistan T20I series
Bangladesh have put a strong squad together to take on Afghanistan in a T20 International series in June.
Riders grab playoff place
Kolkata Knight Riders sealed the third playoff place by beating log leaders Sunrisers Hyderabad by five wickets, with two balls remaining.
Amla, Berg see Hampshire home
Hashim Amla played a key role, along with erstwhile Saffa Gareth Berg, as Hampshire squeezed past Sussex by two wickets with four balls remaining in the One-Day Cup.
Royals shock Bangalore
The Rajasthan Royals produced a terrific team performance to defend a low total that was boosted by a flurry of sixes and defended by excellent bowling from Krishnappa Gowtham and Shreyas Gopal to boot Royal Challengers Bangalore out of IPL 2018.
Luus, Van Niekerk set up series-clinching win
Sune Luus and Dané van Niekerk both scored half-centuries as the Proteas Women defended a 170-run target to claim a 32-run win against Bangladesh to go 2-0 up in their three-match T20I series.
