Akmal and Razzaq save the Test
An outstanding 109 from Kamran Akmal and a dogged 71 from Abdul Razzaq ensured that Pakistan saved the first Test at MohaliThe Bulletin by Dileep Prem
Shah shines to give England A command
Bad light and a gathering thunderstorm forced England's players to flee the Colombo Cricket Club with 14.5 overs of the day's play remaining, but by t
Old face, new venture
The former chief executive of Project USA has announced the formation of a new agency to help the sport to achieve commercial success in north Amer
Hinds, Edwards and Best likely to return
Ryan Hinds, who missed the second Test against South Africa in Trinidad due to a viral infection, is making steady progress and is likely to rejoin th
Kallis and Prince steady South Africa
Graeme Smith and AB de Villiers look to build on their unbeaten opening stand of 214The Bulletin by Andrew Miller29-Apr-2005South Africa 525 for 4 (Ka
Woolmer urges Shoaib to regain full fitness
Bob Woolmer confirmed that Shoaib Akhtar was left out of the squad purely on fitness groundsCricinfo staff12-May-2005 Bob Woolmer: 'A
Glamorgan sign Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly has signed up to play for GlamorganCricinfo staff25-May-2005 Sourav Ganguly: an English experience ahead © Getty Images
Bangladesh not expected to go the distance
Tickets are selling well for the Bangladesh Tests ... but few expect the games to go much beyond three daysCricinfo staff18-May-2005
Taibu leads from the front
A review of Zimbabwe's 2004-05 Logan CupCricinfo staff03-May-2005Zimbabwe's drawn-out 2004-2005 domestic season has come to an end with Mashonaland,
Clarke's role given new spin
Michael Clarke can expect more responsibility in EnglandCricinfo staff05-May-2005 Second string: Michael Clarke's Mumbai cameo sparke