BCB to allow players only two NOCs per year for overseas leagues
BCB CEO Nizamuddin Chowdhury said that it was "a principled, policy decision" of the board to limit the players' participation to two overseas leagues
Wood, Stokes close the door on Australia
In another rain-hit game at the Champions Trophy, England got the better of Australia and knocked them out of the tournamentThe Report by Daniel Brett
Surrey table 40,000-seater development plan
Surrey are currently working on development plans which would make the ground the largest dedicated cricket stadium in the countryGeorge Dobell09-Jun-
Cricket Advisory Committee defends Dravid, Zaheer appointments
After they were criticised for over-reaching, the CAC has written to the BCCI's committee of administrators detailing the reasons for selecting India'
Philander fit for Lord's Test
Vernon Philander has been passed fit for South Africa's opening Test against England at Lord'sFirdose Moonda02-Jul-2017Vernon Philander has been passe
Afghanistan T20 league to feature Babar, Tamim, Akmal brothers
Players from Pakistan, the West Indies, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe were among those who went under the hammer in the highest-profile auction yet for Afgh
CA drops 'Southern Stars' tag for women's team
The board announced that the team will instead be referred to as the Australian women's cricket team in its communication henceforth, in a symbolic mo
Sussex survive wobble in small chase
Sussex boosted their hopes of reaching the knockout stages in the NatWest T20 Blast after easing to a five-victory win over Gloucestershire at HoveECB
Hazlewood prefers fifth bowling option in Test line-up
Josh Hazlewood felt a fifth bowler would allow him, Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins to bowl at their best and fastest, while easing some of the load of
Jamshed ready to cooperate with PCB after NCA inquiry ends
The PCB had charged the former Pakistan opener with two violations of their Anti-Corruption Code, for obstructing and not cooperating with their inves