231 runs were scored on the second day of the fourth test whilst 16 wickets fell. Harbhajan took 5/13, and Dravid stood tall, making 62

Sri Lanka chased down 322 in under 38 overs to clinch a whitewash, and humiliate England.

English and Yorkshire legend Fred Trueman has died
at the age of 75. He passed away at 12.15 on Saturday.

An unbeaten 129 from Dinesh Mongia and 92 from John Sadler helped Leicestershire to 315/9 declared in their match against Pakistan.

India A have put themselves in a strong position at
stumps on day two, against the Northern Territory Chief
Minister’s XI.

Jerome Taylor claimed his maiden five-wicket haul, as India managed just 200 all out on a day that they won the toss and chose to bat.

The third Top End Series starts today in Darwin, and features A-teams from Australia, India, Pakistan and New Zealand.

The West Indies selectors have named an unchanged squad for the fourth and final Test against India starting tomorrow in Jamaica.

England captain Michael Vaughan is all but out of the upcoming Ashes series, as he will have knee surgery on Friday.

Simon Jones believes he may yet feature in the 2006/07 Ashes series, despite keyhole surgery expected to put him out for five months.