Comeback doesn't surprise Kumble
Anil Kumble: "I was confident we would come back. One look at the dressing room shows you how much potential this team has" © AFP Anil Kumble wore the look of a man who had…
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Spinner Harbhajan Singh signs for Lancashire
Lancashire County Cricket Club is delighted to announce the signing of the Indian international spin bowler Harbhajan Singh as the Club's second overseas player for 2003.Singh, 22, joins the Club on a one-year contract and…
Cidermen have to settle for a draw in championship opener
Somerset had to settle for a draw at Hove in their opening championship match of the season that ended today.At the close of play coach Kevin Shine told me: "Overall we are pleased with a…
We can bounce back if we are honest, says Whatmore
Sri Lanka coach Dav Whatmore is confident that his players can bounce back and surprise England at Old Trafford if they are honest to themselves and accept the mistakes made at Edgbaston."We had a good…
UCB sign multi-million dollar television deal
The United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCBSA) has announced the signing of a multi-million dollar television rights deal.The agreement with ESPN Star Sports will run for a period of four years, allowing South African…
Northern Districts get off to steady start
Canterbury began the second day of their match against Northern Districts with 284/7, and lingered on till the first drinks break.This was the second day of their match at the Village Green, and weather conditions…
Gambhir flies home after grandmother's death
Gautam Gambhir has left the Indian team midway during the Ahmedabad Test against England and returned to Delhi because of the death of his maternal grandmother, Asha Gulati, who suffered a cardiac arrest on Saturday…
Spearman sets the pace and Douglas caps it off
Central Districts eyes must have lit up after winning the toss at Molyneux Park in Alexandra, and captain Craig Spearman wasted no time celebrating against Otago.Central Districts amassed 359 on day one and Spearman started…
Greenidge flays West Indies batsmen
Gordon Greenidge sees a lack of application and concentration as contributing to the modest performances of most present-day West Indies batsmen.He made these observations when delivering a brief but thought-provoking address at the Barbados Cricket…
'Will be wary of spinners' – Taylor
New Zealand will be wary of its group-stage opponents in the World Twenty20 and won't look "too far ahead" early in the tournament, its captain Ross Taylor has said. New Zealand are in Group D…