Dominant England seek series knockout
After three matches of the series there has only been one outright result so Sri Lanka are clinging on but need an improved showThe Preview by Andrew
Marshall remembers 'one of the best days'
Hamish Marshall remembers last year's Royal London Cup final at Lord's, where Gloucestershire nicked a six-run victory against Surrey, as "one of the
Former West Indies pacer Rose deported from Auckland
Franklyn Rose, the former West Indies pacer, was deported to Jamaica from New Zealand on Tuesday after spending five weeks in prison for overstaying o
Du Plessis urges more discipline from South Africa bowlers
After 649 runs were scored at a rate of 7.77 to the over in the first ODI between South Africa and England in Bloemfontein, few would argue with Faf d
Stanford says English cricket embarrassment 'breaks his heart'
Allen Stanford has claimed that it "breaks his heart" to hear of the embarrassment that his notorious partnership with the ECB caused to English crick
South Africa slam 438 to flatten India in decider
South Africa won their first-ever bilateral series in India after Faf du Plessis' first, Quinton de Kock's second and AB de Villiers' third centuries
Australian players sent back to state squads
Australia's Test cricketers have been sent back to their state squads, with the Test tour of Bangladesh now almost certain to be cancelled due to safe
Australia seek to make 1-1 advantage count
Australia appear to have momentum on their side after a crushing win at Lord's but the series is poised at 1-1 with three Tests to playDaniel Brettig
Klinger, Jones defiance sees Gloucestershire fight back
A century from Michael Klinger helped Gloucestershire to an unlikely first innings lead over Lancashire on day two at Bristol. Having crumbled to 72 f
Kusal, Gunaratne revive Sri Lanka A
Kusal Perera and Asela Gunaratne's 198-run sixth-wicket stand remained unbroken and revived Sri Lanka A's innings on the third day of the first unoffi