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| Top Stories Samuels recalled to WI team Jamaica batsman Marlon Samuels is expected to leave the island today to replace injured captain Ramnareash Sarwan in the Test squad in England No time to ponder replacement West Indies have precious little time in which to make sure they choose the right captain to deputise for the injured Ramnaresh Sarwan for the remainder of their tour of England Sarwan ruled out of England tour Ramnaresh Sarwan, the West Indies captain, has been ruled out of the rest of the England tour with the shoulder injury sustained last week, a spokesman has confirmed Fleming predicts Twenty20 success Captain Stephen Fleming is confident Notts Outlaws can go one better and lift the Twenty20 Cup for the first time in 2007 'Ruthless' England crush West Indies Michael Vaughan last night described the England team who crushed West Indies, despite a heavy rainstorm and a hail shower, as "ruthless" and then demanded: "We must now go out at Old Trafford next week and put on a repeat performance" Big Bash gets bigger Twenty20 cricket has made further inroads into the Australian domestic calendar with an expanded interstate competition in 2007-08 Bulls Go North for Twenty20 The Queensland Bulls will bring Twenty20 cricket to North Queensland this summer when they christen the new Riverway Stadium in Thuringowa during the 2007-08 domestic season Asian rivals accept royal invite India and Pakistan are to play a special one-day match at the invitation of the Prince of Wales India hit back after early shock India shrugged off the loss of a wicket to the first ball of the game to reach 113-1 at lunch on day one of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chittagong Cook ton puts England on top An unbeaten century to opener Alastair Cook has put England in a solid position on a gloomy opening day of the first Test against the West Indies at Lord's Holding joins Stanford champions to follow Pakistan cricket board lays blame on Inzi Islamabad - A Pakistan Cricket Board committee blamed former captain Inzamam-ul-Haq's "autocratic" leadership and the failure of its chief selector to stand up to him for the team's shock exit from the World Cup Powell pegs England back Despite losing two quick wickets after lunch, England made a promising start to the opening day of the first Test against West Indies, reaching 158-2 by tea Whatmore deal to coach India Former Australia Test batsman Dav Whatmore is expected to meet Indian cricket officials tomorrow to finalise the deal that will see him replace Greg Chappell as the country's coach |
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