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Trott ready to dance Jonathan Trott insists he is prepared for the challenge after being named in the England squad for the fourth Ashes Test at Headingley Carnegie. More...

Domestic season to start on October 11 The 2009-10 domestic season will be starting on October 11 with a Ford Ranger Cup match between Western Warriors and Queensland Bulls in Perth More...

Watson settles into new role Shane Watson survived his baptism as a Test opener to help Australia claim the upper hand on a truncated opening day in the third Ashes Test. They reached 126 for two in the 30 overs possible. More...

Holland in preliminary Champions Trophy squad Jon Holland is one of seven uncapped players in Australia's preliminary Champions Trophy squad More...

Malinga joins Tasmania for Twenty20 Lasith Malinga has joined Tasmania for the 2009-10 Australian domestic Twenty20 competition More...

Gayle signs with Western Australia Western Australia have secured Chris Gayle for the Twenty20 Big Bash next summer More...

Tasmania confirm signing Cowan Tasmania have gained three imports from New South Wales and axed three semi-regular members of their side More...

Crosthwaite looks for a new state The wicketkeeper Adam Crosthwaite is searching for a new state after deciding to leave Victoria due to a lack of opportunities More...

England in Flanders Field tribute The England team returned to the United Kingdom on Saturday after a two-day visit to Flanders Field in Belgium as part of their preparations for the forthcoming npower Ashes against Australia. More...

Buchanan leaves IPL role Indian Premier League franchise Kolkata Knight Riders have announced they have parted ways with John Buchanan, their director of cricket operations. More...

Determined England seal vital win England produced a superb performance with the ball to claim a narrow three-run victory over India at Lord's - a result which knocks the defending champions out of the ICC World Twenty20. More...

Collingwood hails Proteas Paul Collingwood believes South Africa are displaying all the traits of ICC World Twenty20 champions after they saw off England by seven wickets in comprehensive fashion at Trent Bridge. More...

Noffke heads west to the Warriors Allrounder ends his 11-year association with Queensland More...

We're fighting a losing battle - Regan Yorkshire chief executive Stewart Regan insists cricket will never win the battle with the English weather – new drainage systems or not. More...

England pick Bresnan and Onions Yorkshire's Tim Bresnan and Durham's Graham Onions have been named in England’s 12-man squad for the first npower Test match against West Indies, which starts at Lord's next Wednesday. More...

Flintoff flies home for knee surgery Andrew Flintoff has returned home from the Indian Premier League in South Africa to undergo surgery next week on a torn meniscus in his right knee. More...

Flintoff goes undercover Andrew Flintoff intends to become England's spy to aid their ICC World Twenty20 campaign when he embarks on his Indian Premier League adventure. More...

Flintoff poised to return in Barbados Andrew Flintoff has been passed fit to play in the third match of the one-day series against West Indies after recovering from his hip injury. More...

Windies blunder hands England win England picked up their first international victory of the winter, by one run under Duckworth/Lewis, after West Indies accepted the umpires' offer of bad light believing they held a winning position in Guyana. More...

Flower searches for Twenty20 solution Stand-in coach Andy Flower admits England are still "a long way" from finding a successful formula in Twenty20 cricket after watching them slip to a six-wicket defeat against West Indies in Trinidad. More...