O'Keefe ruled out of Matador Cup
Steve O’Keefe’s nightmarish start to the season has escalated further, with a broken finger ruling the New South Wales and Australia left-arm spinner
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Wes Agar, Clinton Hinchliffe in Australia U-19 World Cup squad
Wes Agar, the brother of Australian spinner, Ashton Agar, and Clinton Hinchliffe were named in Australia’s 21-member squad for the upcoming Under-19
Guptill and lower order clinch thriller
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by three wickets and ended as Pool A leaders, but their bowlers were fully challenged for the first time in this World Cup
Kent avoid pitch penalty in big victory
An England and Wales Cricket Board pitch panel chaired by Tony Pigott decided not to impose a points penalty on Kent following their 10-wicket victory
Pakistan wrap up huge upset
Pakistan took a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series by beating South Africa inside four days in Abu DhabiThe Report by Kanishkaa Balachandran17-Oct-2013 S
Taylor good enough for second XI – Alleyne
Sarah Taylor will create history later this year if she is selected as the first woman to play for a men’s county side and Mark Alleyne, the MCC head
Chapple masterclass props up Lancashire
Glen Chapple provided a masterclass in the art of transforming his team’s fortunes against WarwickshireMyles Hodgson at Aigburth20-Apr-2012ScorecardSi
Trott and Anderson into second place
Jonathan Trott has overtaken Sachin Tendulkar and Kumar Sangakkara to be rated the second best Test batsman in the worldESPNcricinfo staff26-Jul-2011O
Ranji match moved from Wankhede stadium
The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has moved Mumbai’s Ranji Trophy game against Assam from the Wankhede stadium to the Bandra Kurla Complex groundES
The weight of the maroon cap: West Indies face test of identity in India
West Indies have the right ingredients to spring a surprise on India, but face an uphill battle amidst cynicism about their future in Test cricketKart