Usman Khawaja believes cricket's Decision Review System (DRS) has merit but ball-tracking technology is too easily bamboozled.

Expect Canterbury leg spinner Todd Astle to return to the New Zealand test cricket team.

Ever since the end of apartheid in South Africa, debate has raged about whether the nation's sporting teams are truly representative

New Zealand Cricket have given themselves an uppercut over their treatment of the women's game in this country for 20 years.

"No passion, no fight" - Kepler Wessels hasn't held back in assessing Australia's capitulation to South Africa in the first test in

Alastair Cook could be set to relinquish the English captaincy as his side prepare to take on India in a five-match test series.

Haseeb Hameed will play for England in the first Test in Rajkot, becoming the sixth teenager to win a Test cap for England.

Jackson Bird is on standby for the second Test against South Africa after veteran seamer Peter Siddle was ruled out with another back injury.

Peter Siddle has called on Australia to take a leaf out of South Africa's book when they resume at 4-169 on day five of the first

Commentator Kevin Pietersen found himself stuck in a rut on day two of the First Test - and cricket viewers couldn't help but notice.

Australian vice-captain David Warner insists 'threatening' sledges are non-existent in modern cricket.

The last time Australia capitulated this badly at home Don Bradman was in the team. It's officially out of control in Perth.

Patrick Tuipulotu will have no Sam Whitelock or Brodie Retallick when he takes to Soldier Field against Ireland this weekend.

A coroner has found that a "minuscule misjudgment" by Phillip Hughes from a high-bouncing ball led to his death.

Steve Smith has called on Australia to reclaim their marauding mojo at the WACA, with the so-called "head of the snake" pledging to

Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin have called on Australia to avoid a repeat of their antagonistic approach in the 2014 Test series against South Africa.

Kane Williamson and Mike Hesson don't deserve this cricketing predicament.

Ball-by-ball commentary of the Black Caps taking on India in the fifth ODI, starting at 9.00pm in Visakhapatnam. It's winner takes all in the series decider.

Michael Clarke will bury the hatchet with old foe Dale Steyn in Perth, having fallen out after a searing on-field sledge.

Sabbir Rahman is having to put his TV commercial career on hold after one of the ads he starred in was canned.

An unbeaten 154 by Virat Kohli has led the hosts to a seven-wicket victory over the Black Caps in Mohali. Source: Sky Sport

Allrounder Jimmy Neesham's maiden ODI half century could scarcely have come at a better time for New Zealand.

Ball-by-ball commentary of the Black Caps taking on India in the third ODI, starting at 9.00pm from Mohali.

If you love cricket, you'll love India... provided you use the sport as a key to unlock the best in the country's culture, writes Andrew Alderson.

A one-day cup elimination final has provided the latest reminder of how Phillip Hughes' death has changed cricket.

Black Caps level the ODI series 1-1 with a thrilling six-run win over India overnight and give life to a series that was in danger of slipping away.

The six-run win in the second ODI squares the five-game series but importantly gave the tourists' their first win after four straight defeats in the international matches on tour, after a 3-0 drubbing in the tests and a loss in the first ODI at Dharamsala. Source: Sky Sport

The level of abuse Brendon McCullum copped after taking over from Ross Taylor as New Zealand captain made him contemplate international retirement.

Former Black Caps skipper says pressure of being witness against former friend played a part in his decision to retire.

Brendon McCullum says he hopes he never again crosses paths with the man he once considered a hero.