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Vettori still mulling over NZ first Test team
New Zealand skipper DANIEL VETTORI says he is still mulling over whether to use four seamers against Australia in the first cricket Test starting on Thursday at the Gabba.
Roy's return puts Watto's head on block
Shane Watson faces one of the unluckiest chops of the modern era with Andrew Symonds’ X-factor winning the wayward all-rounder an immediate recall to Test cricket.
Flying Bird halts the Bulls
Reformed NSW paceman Aaron Bird continued his summer of redemption by claiming career-best figures in rolling Queensland for 177 in 47.2 overs at the SCG.
Fast-finishing Bulls show Bird's efforts not enough
Reformed NSW paceman AARON BIRD collected career-best figures of 5-26 but Queensland picked up the all-important win in their SCG day-nighter.
SAfrica reaches 61-0 at lunch against Bangladesh
South Africa captain Graeme Smith scored 39 runs to lead his team to 61-0 at lunch Wednesday on the first day of the first of two Tests against Bangladesh.
Smith, McKenzie give South Africa solid start
South African opening batsmen Graeme Smith and Neil McKenzie put on a century partnership as they got their team off to a solid start on the first day of the first Test against Bangladesh on Wednesday.
Selectors to assess Gabba conditions
Australia’s cricket selectors will assess the Gabba conditions before deciding this morning whether to leave SHANE WATSON or JASON KREJZA out of their Test eleven to play New Zealand.
PCB hits back at former official
The Pakistan Cricket Board hit back at a former top PCB official on Wednesday and accused him of maligning paceman Mohammad Asif in a drug case.
Smith, Amla smash centuries for South Africa
Graeme Smith and Hashim Amla hit centuries as Bangladesh’s decision to send South Africa in to bat backfired on the first day of the first Test.
Storm water may delay start to first Test
Storm damage after the covers blew apart means it’s doubtful whether play will start on time in the first Test between Australia and New Zealand at the Gabba despite blue skies this morning.
