Taibu set for return to Zimbabwe fold Harare:Former Zimbabwe cricket captain Tatenda Taibu looks set for a return to the beleaguered national side after resuming training with his teammates, two years on from his fallout with management. ...
Men in Blue get graded contracts back More imagesNew Delhi:India~~s cricketers will head for a tour of England on Wednesday with their annual graded contracts back in place following a flip-flop by the sport~~s administrators. ...
Sarwan appeals for support to take Windies forward Barbados:West Indies captain Ramnaresh Sarwan has appealed for better understanding between the Board officials and the players in the larger interest of Caribbean cricket. ...
Botham wants England's 'off-field' life policed London:Ian Botham is so livid with England~~s appalling Ashes display that he wants the administrators to keep a track of the ~~off-field~~ lifestyle of Andrew Flintoff and Co to make sure that they remain focussed on their on-field duties. ...
'Pak cricket being run by 'mini-Musharrafs' London:Lashing out at the cricket administrators in Pakistan, former captain Imran Khan said the game is being run by ~~~~mini-Musharrafs~~~~, who are not accountable for their dictatorial running of the sport. ...
Pakistan to rely on unity and spirit at England Karachi:Pakistan cricket can be a cruel game for players and administrators alike. If a good performance can bring instant accolades and rewards, a poor result can lead to heads rolling and management changes. ...
Lankan greats protest cricket's interim body Colombo:Former Sri Lankan captain Aravinda De Silva led a group of players to persuade President Mahinda Rajapakse to restore democracy in the country~~s cricket administration, reports said. ...
Former coach Simmons slams Zimbabwe Cricket Harare:Phil Simmons, the former Zimbabwe coach, has attacked Zimbabwe Cricket~~s (ZC) administrators, saying that they have "no understanding of cricket". ...
No immediate deadline for player contracts, says ICC Lahore (Pakistan): The International Cricket Council on Monday said no immediate deadline has been set for cricketers~~ contracts and brushed aside fears of a deadlock ahead of next year~~s World Cup. ...
'Contract row far from over, World Cup issues remain' Colombo: The sponsorship issue involving players and administrators is not yet over despite the participation of the best teams in the Champions Trophy here, the game~~s world governing body chief said on Wednesday. ...