New Zealand vs Sri Lanka
Blackcaps newcomer Peter McGlashan is enthusiastic about his forthcoming debut against Sri Lanka in The National Bank International Twenty20 at Wellington’s Westpac Stadium more
PCB promises flawless Cup
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will boost security to make the ABN-AMRO Twenty20 Cup cricket tournament, getting underway here on Thursday (today) an action-packed and flawless event for cricket fans of the metropolis more
McGlashan eager to grasp Twenty20 role
If ever there was a player suited for Twenty20 cricket, it's Northern Districts wicketkeeper Peter McGlashan more
McCullum Drops Gloves
New Zealand will hand Northern Knights wicketkeeper Peter McGlashan his international debut in the forthcoming Twenty20 double-header against Sri Lanka more
Vettori to miss Twenty20
Black Caps vice-captain Daniel Vettori will sit out the two Twenty20 cricket internationals against Sri Lanka, starting in Wellington on Friday more
India end losing streak with tense win
India ended their losing streak on their tour of South Africa with a six-wicket win with a ball to spare in a Twenty20 international at the Wanderers Stadium more
Karthik steers India to win
India claimed a six-wicket victory over South Africa with a ball to spare in the Twenty20 International in Johannesburg more
Proteas battle back
South Africa fought back from early struggles to make a score of 126 batting first in the Twenty20 International against India in Johannesburg more
India restrict South Africa to 126-9
India seamers Zaheer Khan and Ajit Agarkar took two wickets apiece to restrict South Africa to 126 for nine in a Twenty20 game on Friday more
Smith wins toss and bats
Graeme Smith has won the toss, his fourth in a row, ahead of tonights Twenty20 International and has decided to bat first on a pitch which should do a bit in the second innings making batting become difficult chasing a score more
Bosman sets sights on World Cup
Loots Bosman has all the numbers to support the argument that he is South Africa's best Pro20 batsman more
Shape up, or else...
His batting average may not have receded at the speed of his hairline. Virender Sehwag, though, will be well-advised to focus on finding the sweet spot on his bat rather than look for a remedy for his barren follicles more
Nowhere to hide
Nowhere to go, nowhere to hide and more of the same to come, the Indian team is in disarray and maybe, just maybe, this will be the catalyst for change more
Must get my head right
Graeme Smith still maintains that there is nothing wrong with his batting technique. His run drought is caused by psychological reasons, he says more
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