Australia's Ricky Ponting (L) gives the team's Test cap to debutant wicketkeeper Matthew Wade in Bridgetown
Graeme Swann (R) followed his four wickets in the first innings with six in the second
Kevin Pietersen (2L) and Alastair Cook (L) are congratulated by a fan after sealing victory in Colombo
Graeme Swann (R) followed his four wickets in the first innings with six in the second
Graeme Swann (R) followed his four wickets in the first innings with six in the second
Australian cricketer Ricky Ponting bats during a practice session
Off-spinner Graeme Swann (2nd left) grabbed four wickets to leave England on the brink of a series-levelling win
Off-spinner Graeme Swann (2nd left) grabbed four wickets to leave England on the brink of a series-levelling win
The ICC says Dilshan yesterday celebrated a wicket even before the umpires had given a decision
West Indies cricketer Shivnarine Chanderpaul
Danish Kaneria leaves after appearing before the integrity committee at the Gaddafi stadium in Lahore in 2011
Afghan cricket fans cheer their team
Khan starred for Lancashire in last year's domestic T20 competition
Chris Cairns said he was "never going to back down" against one of int'l cricket's most powerful figures, Lalit Modi
Mumbai Indians' batsman Richard Levi
Mohammad Aamer, pictured in 2011
England's Graeme Swann (C) celebrates a wicket with captain Andrew Strauss in Colombo Wednesday
England's Graeme Swann (C) celebrates a wicket with captain Andrew Strauss in Colombo Wednesday
England's Graeme Swann (C) celebrates a wicket with captain Andrew Strauss in Colombo Wednesday
In February, Westfield was jailed for four months after being prosecuted for spot-fixing

Ruthless South Africa show supremacy

South Africa's ruthless demolition of New Zealand showed why they are ranked the number one team in Test cricket, both captains agreed, after the hosts completed an innings win in the second and final Test at St George's Park.
 

Cricket: Ruthless South Africa show supremacy

South Africa's ruthless demolition of New Zealand showed why they are ranked the number one team in Test cricket, both captains agreed, after the hosts completed an innings win in the second and final Test at St George's Park.
 

Kiwis capitulate on 'tour from Hell'

The Black Caps' latest humiliation on their "tour from Hell" to South Africa shows the team is rudderless and has been woefully outclassed, New Zealand media said Tuesday.
 

Pakistan ready for S. Africa challenge: Hafeez

Twenty20 captain Mohammed Hafeez was confident Monday that Pakistan's lack of Test cricket will not be a problem when the team meet world number one South Africa next month.
 

England women's wicketkeeper Taylor eyes men's match

England women's wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor is holding talks about the prospect of playing for Sussex's men's 2nd XI in the upcoming domestic season, The Guardian newspaper said on Monday.
 

Pakistan cricketers ready for SA challenge: Hafeez

Twenty20 captain Mohammed Hafeez was confident Monday that Pakistan's lack of Test cricket will not be a problem when the team meet world number one South Africa next month.
 

South Africa complete innings win over New Zealand

South Africa's ruthless demolition of New Zealand showed why they are ranked the number one team in Test cricket, both captains agreed after the hosts completed an innings win in the second and final Test at St George's Park on Monday.
 

Gilbert stands down as NSW cricket chief

David Gilbert resigned on Monday after 11 years as the chief executive of New South Wales Cricket, following recent criticism of his performance in the role by veteran paceman Brett Lee.
 

Clarke returns to steady Australia

Skipper Michael Clarke returned to the one-day squad to lead Australia after a thrashing by Sri Lanka and an ear-bashing over selection policy from former stars.
 

Star witness lied to Cronje probe - report

Former South Africa cricketer Henry Williams has admitted to lying at an inquiry which banned disgraced national captain Hansie Cronje from the game in 2000, a newspaper reported Sunday.
 

Sri Lanka level one-day series against Australia

An unbeaten maiden one-day century from Lahiru Thirimanne drove Sri Lanka to a series-levelling eight-wicket victory against Australia at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday.
 

South Africa eye second Kiwi humiliation

South Africa were on track for another impressive triumph when they claimed four New Zealand second innings wickets on the third afternoon of the second and final Test at St George's Park on Sunday.
 

Peterson has New Zealand in a spin

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum fell to left-arm spinner Robin Peterson for the third time in as many innings after his team were made to follow on by South Africa on the third day of the second and final Test at St George's Park on Sunday.
 

Sri Lanka beat Australia by 8 wickets

Sri Lanka defeated Australia by eight wickets in the second one-day international at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday to level the series.
 

Ajmal sweeps Pakistan's inaugural cricket awards

Off-spinner Saeed Ajmal won all the bowling honours at Pakistan's inaugural cricket awards ceremony, after he was controversially left off the International Cricket Council's awards list.
 

Top field hockey stars hit pay dirt in India

Field hockey players are set for a financial windfall when they take part in a new tournament from Monday that is inspired by cricket's popular Twenty20 leagues.
 

Sri Lankan seamers dismiss Australia for 170

Sri Lanka's seamers led by veteran Lasith Malinga skittled out Australia for 170 in the second one-day international at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday.
 

Hapless Kiwis collapse against South Africa pace

Dale Steyn and Rory Kleinveldt ripped out New Zealand's top order batsmen as South Africa took control on the second day of the second and final Test at St George's Park on Saturday.
 

ICC gives support to cricket-starved Pakistan

Cricket's governing body will continue to support Pakistan in its efforts to bring back the international game, but much depends on the security situation, an official said Saturday.
 

Du Plessis, Elgar put S. Africa in command

Faf du Plessis hit his second Test century as South Africa built a commanding first innings total on the second day of the second and final Test against New Zealand at St George's Park on Saturday.