Trescothick concerned about 'burn-out'
Marcus Trescothick is concerned about international players suffering from `burn-out', with the packed schedule giving no respite as they gear up for
Below-par teams look to alter precedent
Sri Lanka has not won a single Test series at home since Pakistan first arrived in 1985-86Osman Samiuddin25-Mar-2006 Sanath Jayasuriy
Tottenham: Eduardo Camavinga drops transfer hint
Tottenham target Eduardo Camavinga has dropped a huge transfer hint this weekend by saying that certain clubs make him dream. Camavinga
'Not good for India-Pakistan cricket'
Statistical milestones apart, the first two Tests of this series will probably be forgotten before too longSiddhartha Vaidyanathan25-Jan-2006
'I am confident of making good scores' – Sehwag
Virender Sehwag, India's opener, says he will adopt a new approach to his game in the coming year, beginning with the Test and one-day international s
Kenya's search for the next generation
Samir Inamdar, the chairman of the Kenya Cricket Association, is hoping the ICC's Winter Training Camp will fast-track his country's three players in
Newcastle United: Magpies among several clubs chasing Georginio Rutter
Newcastle United are reportedly among several clubs showing an interest in signing teenage French talent Georginio Rutter. The print edition of The
Inzamam ready for England's challenge
Inzamam-ul-Haq has warned that England will find it tough to replicate their Ashes success when they tour Pakistan later this yearCricinfo staff17-Sep
Australia look for plans in reverse
Australia plans to spend the lead-up to Trent Bridge in reverse-swing protection modeCricinfo staff17-Aug-2005 Simon Jones takes care
Bandara spins Gloucestershire to win
Gloucestershire completed a 130-run win over Bangladesh A after Malinga Bandara and Ian Fisher spun them out on the final afternoonCricinfo staff22-Ju