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States to get cash for player development The Age Cricket Victoria fell short of its ambition, set in 2007, to provide an average of 30 per cent of selections in Australian male squads by 2011. NSW and Tasmania, despite the latter's small population, led the way. ''The board endorsed a subtle change ... See all stories on this topic » The Age

Home Business Cotton stable at Rs 6500 per maund this week Associated Press of Pakistan ISLAMABAD, Aug 20 (APP): Waqar Younis on Saturday announced his decision to resign as the coach of the Pakistan cricket team.During a news conference in Lahore, Younis said he would step down as the coach after Pakistan's tour of Zimbabwe, ... See all stories on this topic »

Kirsten calls for patience Independent Online Kirsten, who coached India for three years during which they became Test cricket's No1 team and won the World Cup, believes the SA side needs to be cut some slack. "We've got to set our goals and if we achieve those, it's a job well done. ... See all stories on this topic » Independent Online

England's Eoin Morgan to captain side for one-dayer with Ireland in absence of ... Telegraph.co.uk Miller added: "By resting several players that have played international cricket since the start of the summer the opportunity has arisen for a number of talented up and coming players to continue their development on the international stage. ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

England v India – live! The Guardian "Surely they would put up as much fight in Test cricket as India have done, if only due to the natural rivalry the fixture would entail." 148th over: England 569-6 (Bopara 36, Prior 8) Bopara cuts Mishra for a single off the last ball of the over. ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Mickey Arthur is the man to turn Australian cricket around Herald Sun Arthur took South Africa - then ranked fifth in Test cricket and sixth in the one-day game - to No.1 in both forms of the game. His smiling demeanour hides the steely resolve of a man prepared to make tough decisions and give players an honest ... See all stories on this topic »

Out-thought, out-played, England leaves Australia in its dust Herald Sun After getting bloodied, bashed and beaten in Ashes battles for almost two decades, the once hapless and hopeless Poms are officially the undisputed top dogs in world cricket. BEN DORRIES looks at the secret to England's success and how Australia ... See all stories on this topic »

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