England bowlers set up emphatic series win
England won the deciding match in the NatWest Series at a chilly Lord's by seven wickets with more than 13 overs to spareThe Bulletin by Martin Willia
Australia try to fill Fitzpatrick gap
Australia beat New Zealand 5-0 in last year's Rose Bowl but the five-match ODI series starting at Darwin on Saturday could be New Zealand's best chanc
Forest must move for Dempsey this summer
Nottingham Forest are preparing a summer bid for Gillingham central midfielder Kyle Dempsey, according to reports. What's the word?
'I want the new ball' – McGrath
Glenn McGrath wants to ease Australia's fast-bowling problems by taking the new ball and returning to his best for his farewell at the World CupCricin
Tottenham plan talks for Skriniar
According to a report by Football Insider, Tottenham Hotspur and their chairman Daniel Levy are planning to open talks for Inter Milan defender Milan
Extra nets for India after Steyn's show
India's cricketers had an additional practice session on Friday morning in the indoor nets at the WanderersDileep Premachandran in Johannesburg17-Nov-
Match abandoned after more rains
Another torrential downpour has forced the umpires to call off the first one-day international between Sri Lanka and India at the Sinhalese Sports Clu
Leeds handed Villa boost with Grealish out
Leeds United have been handed a major boost ahead of their Premier League clash against Aston Villa, with Jack Grealish ruled out with an injury. T
Flintoff named as the leading player in the world
Andrew Flintoff has been named as the Leading Cricketer in the World for 2005, as the 143rd edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack hits the bookshops1
Eagles retain title in low-scoring thriller
The Eagles have retained the Standard Bank Cup after beating the Titansby two wickets in an exciting low-scoring finalKeith Lane13-Jan-2006Scorecard