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South Africa seamer Morne Morkel has rubbished a report in the South African media that AB de Villiers is set to retire from Test cricket after the ongoing series against England.
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South Africa seamer Morne Morkel has rubbished a report in the South African media that AB de Villiers is set to retire from Test cricket after the ongoing series against England.
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New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor has revealed that he had problems seeing the ball during the first Test against Australia in Brisbane.
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Mickey Arthur has revealed that he “never had the freedom to do” anything his way during his tenure as Australia’s head coach.
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Bangladesh have called up pace bowler Shafiul Islam as a replacement for fellow seamer Al-Amin Hossain.
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Bangladesh pace bowler Al-Amin Hossain will be sent home from the World Cup after breaking team curfew on February 19 in Brisbane.
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South Africa all-rounder Ryan McLaren has admitted that he was gutted when he was informed that he would not be travelling with the national team to Australia and New Zealand for the World Cup.
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A high-ranking Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) official has revealed that captain Misbah-ul-Haq will retire from ODIs after the upcoming World Cup.

“Their players informed their management that they were badly disturbed and shocked by Hughes’ death and were not in a state of mind to continue with the tour”
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According to a well informed source in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), New Zealand wanted to abandon their ongoing tour of the United Arab Emirates following the death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes.
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Shaharyar Khan has announced that the country’s new Twenty20 captain will be revealed on September 16.
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Zimbabwe Cricket have axed Wayne James from the national selection panel and their cricket committee after four years of service.