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UK cricketer slammed with 17-year ban
Rizwan Javed was among eight players and officials charged by the ICC.
Decision reviewed: ICC corrects NZ cricket icons' Hall of Fame listings
The DRS has done its job at ICC HQ.
World Cup final: Cloud predicted, TAB England leaning
UK Met Office says light rain will change to cloudy conditions at Lord's by late morning.
Ben Stokes found not guilty in street brawl
The cricketer has been cleared of affray after jurors said he acted in self-defence.
Hinds: Shamed Australian public bays for blood
To bask in Australia's cricketing glory means also having to squirm in its shame.
This is worse than 'mintgate' says SA skipper
Faf du Plessis was fined in 2016 for shining a ball with 'sticky' saliva.
Steep descent of one-time golden boy Steve Smith to much-loathed cheat
He's made headlines multiple times for the wrong reasons.
Comment: Why I feel for David Warner
Just last month he looked a man in command of his emotions, writes Andrew Alderson.
Strewth! Aussies want to dump Eden Park
Ex-internationals have hit out at Aussie commentator's call to red card Eden Park.
Hotshots for hire could reject nationalism
The cricketing calendar suggests quality Twenty20 players could eschew nationalism in favour of a decent living travelling the world swinging a bat or a ball.
Cricket greats weigh in on ball tampering controversy
South Africa captain Faf du Plessis has been charged with ball tampering.
Mayoral candidates on more test cricket for Auckland
Auckland's next mayor is unlikely to stand in the way of Auckland getting more test cricket.
Editorial: ICC must act to reassure players
When Brendon McCullum testified at the trial of Chris Cairns, the defence asked why he had not come forward with his allegations much sooner than he did.
David Leggat: Cricket in Olympics - no thanks
Fancy watching cricket at the Olympic Games? No thanks.
NZ link to rebel cricketing mystery
Fears of a rebel T20 competition, involving at least one NZ team have surfaced after the group behind the failed Indian Cricket League began registering company names.
Black Caps gracious in defeat
Black Caps Brendon McCullum and Trent Boult hold their heads high after Australia beat New Zealand to lift the Cricket World Cup trophy.
Tension at state of SCG pitch
The ICC dispatched their official pitch inspector to the SCG yesterday, as tension builds over what surface Australia will confront spin kings India on in Thursday's World Cup semifinal.
Tony Blain: A two-fingered salute to cricket's closet parking wardens
By withdrawing broadcast privileges for our cross-country cricket cavaliers, the ICC have revealed themselves as punitive sadists of the first order, writes Tony Blain.
Irish bow out with slap to ICC
Ireland captain William Porterfield has turned the heat up on the International Cricket Council, demanding answers as to why they want to cut the World Cup to 10 teams.
Cricket: Do Ireland deserve test status?
Ireland have provided a resilient presence despite being an ICC "associate member". They are on the cusp of pressing beyond that frontier.
Dylan Cleaver: Exit brutal punchline to joke of a campaign
Eoin Morgan yesterday made a five-hour dash by plane to join his former teammates and compatriots Ireland for their World Cup match against India at Hamilton - he wasn't selected.
ACC boys back by popular demand
The Alternative Commentary Collective have been given back their voices - though from a distance.
Cricket 'court-siders' - why a crackdown?
A law expert says police should not be leading the removal of "court-siders" at the Cricket World Cup, as the practice is a contractual breach, but not illegal.
Cricket World Cup: Crack down on 'courtsiding'
A number of people were evicted from the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 opening match at North Hagley Park in Christchurch yesterday for courtsiding.
World Cup: Best seat in the house
Sat on his roller, Rupert Bool takes a break from compressing his cherished cricket pitch and reveals how daunting it is to produce a picture-perfect pitch.