Tendulkar's return revives hope
After two months of keeping a nation and a half guessing about when he would be better, and what a tennis elbow really was, Sachin Tendulkar is fit en
Relaxed Hayden ready for Ashes blitz
Matthew Hayden was in relaxed form ahead of the AshesJenny Thompson18-Jul-2005 Matthew Hayden: "The only enemy is really the cricket
'I've done what Ashley Giles can do'
Quotes from the second day's play at Old Trafford where Australia finished on 210 for 7Paul Coupar at Old Trafford12-Aug-2005 Giles:
Diplomatic Giles denies he has points to prove
Player reaction from the second day of the second Ashes Test at EdgbastonSteven Lynch at Edgbaston05-Aug-2005 Giles: "I didn't think
King: 'There will be no settling in'
Bennett King, whose appointment as West Indies' coach was finally confirmed on Sunday, has spoken of his belief that he can restore the side's fortune
Victoria suffer 'bad day' despite Harwood heroics
Tasmania survived a late onslaught from the tailender Shane Harwood to remain unbeaten in the ING Cup with a 43-run victory over Victoria at Bellerive
Clarke's back troubles likely to persist
In a worrying development for Michael Clarke, Errol Alcott, Australia's physiotherapist, has revealed that the back problem that has hampered the play
Delhi survive by the skin of their teeth
Delhi survived by the barest of margins at the Sardar Patel Stadium in Motera, drawing the game with only their last pair standingCricinfo staff31-Aug
Leverock completes the formalities
Bermuda virtually guaranteed themselves a place in the Intercontinental Cup semi-finals with an innings-and-105-run victory over Cayman IslandsCricinf
Mullally announces retirement
Alan Mullally, the former England left-arm seamer, has announced his retirement from first-class cricketCricinfo staff14-Sep-2005 Inj