csb10.topNot an easy pitch to bat on – Amla
Dale Steyn may have the deciding say in the Wanderers Test, with both bat and ball. His cameo of 41 off 64 balls pushed South Africa’s lead past 300,
Cummins could debut – Clarke
Michael Clarke, the Australia captain, has not ruled out a debut for teenage fast bowler Pat Cummins in Wednesday’s first Test in Cape Town. However,
Gurbaz 151 in vain as Pakistan hold nerve in last-over thriller
Pakistan clinched an epic last-over thriller against Afghanistan to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the ODI series, in Hambantota on Thursday. Chasin
Atkinson four-for condemns New Zealand after Bairstow, Brook tee off
Harry Brook ensured the conversation about his 50-over World Cup omission would continue to bubble under, as he and Jonny Bairstow dismantled New Zeal
Calvin Harrison five-for, Jos Buttler 75 lead Manchester Originals rout of Northern Superchargers
Manchester Originals 164 for 6 (Buttler 75) beat Northern Superchargers 83 (Harrison 5-11) by 81 runsCalvin Harrison took five wickets for 11 runs as
Sam Curran strikes rock New Zealand in reply to England's 353
England’s bowlers struck telling blows during the afternoon and evening on day two in Mount Maunganui, as they strove to get the better of a New Zeala
Joe Denly finds form after return from ankle injury
Joe Denly proved his form and fitness for next week’s first Test against New Zealand with an increasingly assured half-century in Whangarei.Denly dama
Back at home, Azhar Ali wants Pakistan to 'quickly return to our groove'
Along with ending the long break from playing Test cricket at home, Pakistan would be looking to end a winless – indeed, losing – streak in the format
Spinners likely to make the difference in Nagpur series decider
Big pictureShort-term results, or long-term planning? Teams have to constantly manage the tussle between those two objectives while they build up towa
Problem of plenty for Sri Lanka's selectors as team sets off for Australia
With the T20 World Cup less than a year away, Sri Lanka believe this month’s tour of Australia – where the World Cup will be held – will prove the ide