Can Sri Lanka continue to impress on green Christchurch pitch?
The visitors’ batsmen made big gains in Wellington, but can they defy New Zealand’s quicks in spicier conditions at the Hagley Oval?The Preview by And
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Yasir Ali, Mushfiqur fifties script comfortable Vikings win
The duo powered Chittagong to 214, along with the rest of the order, before the bowlers chipped away to restrict Khulna to 188The Report by Mohammad I
Nicholls could be New Zealand's back-up keeper at World Cup
New Zealand’s preparations for the tournament continue with a five-match series against India with coach Gary Stead saying there were still parts of t
Rohit thinks Dhoni at No. 4 is 'most ideal'
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'There will be bit of sideways movement' – Faf du Plessis
South Africa’s captain hopes there will be more assistance for the seamers in Port Elizabeth, and less for the spinners, than there was in DurbanAndre
Trevor Bayliss demands England show 'guts', hints at changes
The England coach described himself as “speechless” after crushing Barbados defeat and suggested some frank words would be exchanged within the squadG
Bryant, Cutting keep Heat alive by chasing 157 in 10 overs
The Brisbane Heat openers amassed a record-breaking 94 for no loss in the Powerplay, before powering on to seal the victory in commanding fashionThe R
Peter Bocock gets a taste of Test cricket, with BJ Watling's pads and Tom Latham's gloves
The substitute fielder kept wickets on the fifth day of the Wellington Test after Watling picked up a hamstring injuryMohammad Isam in Wellington12-Ma
Unbeaten Ollie Pope, Jamie Smith tons put Surrey in control against MCC on day two in Dubai
Eighteen-year-old wicketkeeper-batsman Smith shares unbroken 245-run stand with Pope in County Champion matchESPNcricinfo staff25-Mar-2019Ollie Pope a
Foreign players' comfort levels in Pakistan 'growing all the time' – David Richardson
The progress made by the PCB in bringing international teams and the PSL to Pakistan has ‘changed the perception’ of the country, the ICC CEO stressed