Kenya and Scotland have both qualified for September’s Twenty20 World Championship in South Africa.

Just a day after Australia’s first ever one-day ten wicket loss, coach John Buchanan has come out strongly defending his side.

Bob Woolmer has denied allegations of racism against Shoaib Akhtar and has threatened to sue the paper that made the claims.

Brett Lee has rated himself a 50/50 chance of featuring in the upcoming World Cup in the Caribbean after injuring his ankle in NZ.

World Champions Australia will slip down to second place in the one-day international rankings if they lose the Chappell-Hadlee series.

Codemasters have released a series of further information on Brian Lara International Cricket 2007 which is due for release March 2007.

Jacob Oram has been ruled out of the final two matches of the Chappell-Hadlee series after fracturing his ring finger in Wellington.

This year’s triangular one day series was the most topsy-turvey seen in Australia for years with under-dogs England taking it out.

It seemed things couldn’t get much worse for Australia, but they collapsed to a record defeat at the hands of New Zealand today.

Shaun Tait has been rushed to New Zealand to replace Brett Lee who has flown home after wrenching his ankle during a training session.