Singh is training extra hard to keep his hopes up of returning by the ICC Twenty20 World Cup
Indian batsman Yuvraj Singh has announced that he may participate in the International Cricket Council (ICC) Twenty20 World Cup in September if he fully recovers from the chemotherapy treatment he needed to get rid of his lung cancer.
Flintoff believes Atherton has no right to criticise other players
Former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has launched a foul-mouthed attack against his Lancashire and country team-mate Michael Atherton, who currently works as a cricket pundit.
Eden Park last hosted a Test match back in 2006
Auckland’s Eden Park will host its first Test match after a seven year drought when England come to play New Zealand early next year.
Latham is looking to become the specialist wicketkeeper in the New Zealand side
New Zealand wicketkeeper batsman Tom Latham is hoping to cement his place in the New Zealand ODI and Twenty20 squad after the conclusion of the team’s limited overs series against the West Indies.
Maynard was said to be a promising prospect for English cricket
Surrey and England Lions batsman Tom Maynard has died after being hit by a train near Wimbledon Park tube station.
Arthur admitted that he saw greatness in Clarke even when he was coaching South Africa
Australia coach Mickey Arthur has revealed that he feels as if current Test captain Michael Clarke can be the greatest batsman in the world.
The Stanford Twenty20 helped Sammy launch his international career
West Indies captain Darren Sammy has expressed his shock and sadness over the downfall of Texas businessman Allen Stanford.
Dilshan’s form took a massive dive once he became captain
Sri Lankan opening batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan has revealed that he believes captain Mahela Jayawardene may have to lead the country till 2015 in order to find a suitable successor.
Stanford was arrested in 2009 on charges of fraud
Disgraced Texas financier Allen Stanford has been jailed for 110 years after being found guilty on 13 of 14 counts of fraud.
Trott is looking to keep the intensity of the Ashes tradition alive
South African-born England batsman Jonathan Trott has announced that he feels as if the Ashes rivalry between England and Australia is starting to become less intense since the two nations are starting to face each other more frequently.
