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Courtesy of espncricinfo.com'BCCI a male chauvinist organisation' - Edulji
The former India captain, who is part of the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators to oversee the BCCI, believes certain members of the board have not been pleased with the recent success of the women's team
Bravo-McCullum carnage overshadows Gayle's 93
The win increased the gap at the top between the two sides as Knight riders moved three points ahead of second-placed Patriots
Stobo earns New South Wales deal, Rohrer cut
Fast bowlers Charlie Stobo and Henry Thornton are the new additions to the New South Wales contract list for 2017-18, while Ben Rohrer and Josh Lalor have not been offered deals and wicketkeeper-batsman Ryan Carters has retired
Collingwood cautious but keen amid World XI speculation
Paul Collingwood admits that playing international cricket in front of a passionate Pakistan crowd in next month's proposed World XI fixtures would be professionally tempting at this late stage of his career
Westley trusts the game he knows to work in Tests
England's new No. 3 has not looked out of his depth early in his Test career and is determined to maintain a relaxed approach to the pressure
Ingram stars to take Glamorgan to first Finals Day since 2004
The South Group is striking back. Last year, all four teams at Finals Day were northern. But Hampshire have won away, and now Glamorgan have beaten Leicestershire at home
Victory gives Vipers chance of automatic final spot
Defending champions Southern Vipers bowled struggling Lancashire out for 87 in a six-wicket win at Liverpool to qualify for next week's Finals Day with a group game to spare
Onus on youngsters to lift Sri Lanka out of the pits
India would not have expected their successes to come quite as easily as they have so far on this tour. There's little to suggest the trend will be bucked in Pallekele
Pothas 'very happy' with 'hugely supportive' SLC
The interim coach was earlier critical of fickle selections following the nine-wicket loss in Dambulla, but has now struck an optimistic note about the team's prospects
Sriram, Robin Singh to coach SA T20 franchises
The former India allrounders are part of Jo'burg Giants and Bloem City Blazers respectively
'We have been very honest' - Stuart Law
Stuart Law, West Indies' head coach, has backed his players to give a better account of themselves in the second Investec Test, after their innings defeat at Edgbaston led to a barrage of criticism from former players and pundits
Supreme Court issues notice to BCCI office bearers
The CoA has been directed to draft the new BCCI constitution as per the approved Lodha Committee recommendations
Lee powers Surrey Stars into KSL finals day
A blistering innings of 72 from 44 balls from South African opener Lizelle Lee set up Surrey Stars' fourth win in four games
De Villiers steps down as ODI captain, available for Tests
AB de Villiers has stepped down as South Africa's one-day captain but has made himself available for all three formats from mid-October onwards following discussions with CSA
Shahzaib's name removed from ECL for 'one-time trip'
Updates of the player hearings conducted by the tribunal investigating the corruption allegations in the 2017 Pakistan Super League
Don Shepherd, the pride of Welsh cricket
Glamorgan bowler Don Shepherd, who took 2218 wickets in a first-class career spanning 22 years, has died at the age of 90
Bangladesh's tour of West Indies likely to be pushed to July
The World Cup Qualifiers, scheduled for next March, could force the delay; West Indies, currently ranked ninth in ODIs, are likely to feature in the tournament
Miller's overnight dash from South Africa to Cardiff
David Miller has certainly gone the extra mile to be available for Glamorgan's T20 Blast quarter-final against Leicestershire
Australia prepare for test of defensive technique
Glenn Maxwell has said the visiting batsmen are training without their front pads on to make sure they play the ball and not fall victim to Bangladesh's wicket-to-wicket lines
Colin Ingram signs with Adelaide Strikers
Following a couple of impressive seasons in the NatWest T20 Blast, former South Africa batsman Colin Ingram has been drafted as an overseas player for Adelaide Strikers
Pujara confirms return to Nottinghamshire
Cheteshwar Pujara, the India batsman, has confirmed his return to Trent Bridge for the final four Specsavers County Championship games of the 2017 season
CA to put scalped tickets for Perth Ashes Test back on sale
Board has recovered 2890 tickets that were offered on eBay at inflated prices
Amazon Warriors hand winless Stars another rout
Guyana Amazon Warriors restricted St Lucia Stars to the lowest first-innings total of the tournament, setting the tone for a seven-wicket victory
Afridi's maiden T20 hundred leads Hampshire rout of Derbyshire
A sensational first Twenty20 century from the swirling bat of Shahid Afridi ended Derbyshire's dream of reaching finals day for the first time on a night of tumbling records at the 3aaa County Ground.
Afridi takes pleasure in opening gamble that paid off
Hampshire's match-winner Shahid Afridi revealed that he had to persuade director of cricket Giles White and skipper James Vince to let him open the batting against Derbyshire
Auty Cup scheduled for September in Toronto
For the second year in a row, the series will be contested through limited-overs fixtures after the traditional multi-day contest was scrapped
No Wasim-Waqar reunion for Multan Sultans
The prolific fast-bowling duo will not be working together after Waqar Younis failed to reach an agreement with Multan Sultans on becoming their head coach
Samarth and Nair script comeback win
Karun Nair fell for 90 with his side two away from victory, but Ankit Bawne and Hanuma Vihari applied the finishing touches with six wickets to spare
Sunil Joshi named Bangladesh's spin-bowling coach
The former India spinner arrived in Dhaka on Tuesday and began working with the Bangladesh bowlers ahead of the Test series against Australia
Opener Imrul Kayes adjusting to No. 3
While Imrul Kayes has been told to prepare to bat at one-down against Australia and is happy to perform the role the team wants him to, he admits it's not the easiest switch to make
Talk of reducing Plunket Shield raises questions in NZ
NZC CEO David White had said last week that the domestic structure for 2018-19 would be up for review
New Zealand's Tom Pritchard dies aged 100
Tom Pritchard claimed 818 wickets 23.30 across 200 first-class games - including 695 during a decade of service at Edgbaston
Boycott apologises for racist knighthood joke
Geoffrey Boycott, the former England batsman and Test Match Special summariser, has made an "unreserved apology" after suggesting that he'd have a better chance of getting a knighthood if he "blacked up"
Pakistan to host World XI series in September
A World XI side, coached by Andy Flower, is set to play three T20s in Lahore after the PCB confirmed the tour
Gayle, Lewis lead Patriots into playoffs
Half-centuries from both opening batsmen took the total to 208 for 3, which was well beyond the Jamaica Tallawahs' reach
South Australia name contract list
Wicketkeeper Tim Ludeman and opening batsman Sam Raphael have lost their South Australia contracts, along with rookies Wes Agar and Alex Gregory
Graeme Smith to coach Benoni Zalmi
Former South Africa captain is set for his first professional coaching stint; also, Stephen Fleming will oversee Stellenbosch Monarchs
PCB allows players to return to CPL, English counties
The board's decision came less than ten days after it revoked the No-objection Certificates of the players, after the domestic T20 competition was postponed following the confirmation of the World XI series
Gayle, Samuels return to ODI squad
Chris Gayle and Marlon Samuels have been picked in West Indies' ODI squad for the series in England. Gayle last played an ODI in March 2015, and Samuels in October 2016
Billy Root signs first deal with Notts
Billy Root has been rewarded for his promising performances for Nottinghamshire this season, particularly in T20 and one-day cricket, with a two-year contract - his first as a professional
Walton special keeps Warriors alive
Barbados Tridents posted the highest CPL total at Providence courtesy Dwayne Smith's century and then made a late victory push courtesy Kieron Pollard's four-for, but it wasn't enough
Sri Lanka fans hold up team bus to express displeasure
The fan demonstration - shouting slogans and hooting - delayed the Sri Lankan team's departure by close to half an hour after their drubbing in the opening ODI
Cricket Australia releases domestic schedule
The Sheffield Shield will feature only one day-night round this season, the experiment of using Dukes balls will continue, and the CA XI will again play in the domestic one-day tournament
Lalchand Rajput not to continue as Afghanistan's coach
The former India batsman had been appointed to the post in June last year
Agar offers us a lot of flexibility - Lehmann
Darren Lehmann says the pitch in Mirpur could result in Australia fielding two spinners in the first Test
Australia's only warm-up game called off due to waterlogging
The two-day practice match between the Australians and the BCB XI was cancelled after the Fatullah Cricket Stadium was deemed "not up to the mark" by the touring side
South Africa v India: Boxing Day Test out, New Year likely to begin late
Cricket South Africa is understood to be mulling filling the Boxing-Day slot with a one-off Test against a different opponent
Wood clings to Ashes dream after 'stupid' mistake
It sounds so simple, but Mark Wood has blamed his own mistake of using the wrong kind of insole for costing him his Test place
Rob Quiney retires from first-class cricket as Victoria revamp contract list
Former Test batsman Rob Quiney has announced his retirement from first-class cricket after he was not offered a Victoria contract for 2017-18
Dhawan leads brutal rout of Sri Lanka
After India's spinners dismissed the hosts for 216, Shikhar Dhawan smashed an unbeaten 132 of 90 balls to finish the chase in 28.5 overs
Jamaica Tallawahs replace Imad Wasim with Mahmudullah
A day after he was dropped from the Test side, Bangladesh's Mahmudullah has been picked by Jamaica Tallawahs for the remainder of the CPL
Gabba curator Kevin Mitchell Jr to retire
One of Australia's most familiar cricket curators, Kevin Mitchell Jr, will retire after this year's Ashes Test in November.
Coach Nic Pothas critical of Sri Lanka's fickle selections
The interim coach has also expressed his annoyance at outsiders meddling in team matters
Bangladesh need clarity in selection policy after Mominul muddle
There have been several instances of turmoil in Bangladesh's selection policy in the last two decades, and the controversy surrounding Mominul Haque's place in the side won't be the last time the selectors find themselves undermined
Handscomb aims to emulate Ranchi template
Peter Handscomb believes adopting a mindset similar to the one that helped Australia save the Ranchi Test would be beneficial for the team in the Tests against Bangladesh
Sciver trumps prolific Bates as Vipers fall short
Reigning champions Southern Vipers lost their first game in this season's Kia Women's Super League despite another impressive innings by Suzie Bates
Priest century leads Storm to record-breaking 10-wicket win
Centurion Rachel Priest and captain Heather Knight shared the highest stand in the KSL's brief history
'If I'm saving all my wickets for Australia, I don't mind' - Broad
It wasn't the most memorable haul Stuart Broad will ever take, but he called the three wickets he bagged to pass Ian Botham's tally as "really special"
All-round Perry keeps Lightning alive
Australian star Ellyse Perry hit an unbeaten 78 and took two wickets to take Loughborough Lightning to their first Kia Super League win of 2017
Brathwaite reported for suspect action
Kraigg Brathwaite has been reported for a suspect bowling action following the first Test against England at Edgbaston
SLC set to introduce four-team first-class tournament
A similar tournament had been scheduled and budgeted for the 2015-16 season, only for it to be scrapped
Mominul back in Bangladesh Test squad
Mominul Haque has been recalled to the Bangladesh squad for the first Test against Australia in place of Mosaddek Hossain, who is suffering from an eye infection
England learn nothing from thrashing soft West Indies
It tells you much about the current state of world cricket that Edgbaston had only budgeted for a three-day Test
St Lucia Stars secure first points after washout
Heavy rains influenced a match in Basseterre for the second night in a row, with the clash between St Kitts and Nevis Patriots and St Lucia Stars called off after just 8.1 overs
Nurse replaces Mehidy for TKR, Tridents bring in Webster
Ashley Nurse and Tion Webster were picked as replacements for Mehidy Hasan and Raymon Reifer respectively
Abject West Indies tumble to humiliating innings defeat
A historic Test match was dealt a humiliating conclusion under the Edgbaston floodlights, as West Indies crumbled to one of the most spineless defeats in their long and once-proud history
Embattled Holder calls on West Indies to front up
Jason Holder, West Indies' captain, has challenged his players to "look themselves in the mirror" and find a way to fight back into the series after crushing defeat at Edgbaston
Bell steps down from Warwickshire captaincy
Ian Bell has stepped down as captain of Warwickshire in all formats of the game having been dropped from their T20 side
Miserly Narine hands Warriors fifth loss
After Sunil Narine set things up with the ball, Brendon McCullum's steady half-century helped Trinbago Knight Riders seal their sixth successful chase this season
Can ailing Sri Lanka spring a surprise?
India have runs, wickets, form and confidence on their side. Sri Lanka have the distant memory of that Oval victory and familiarity with conditions on theirs
'Ready to lose a few games if we need to try out something'
Virat Kohli has said India will not be afraid of taking risks and experimenting with players in different roles in order to discover the best combination ahead of the 2019 World Cup
Walker puts Kent above England
Matt Walker has withdrawn from England's tri-series against Australia and New Zealand due to his commitments with Kent
Staff restructuring sparks protest against ACB top brass
A large cull of employees at the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has provoked an uprising against chairman Atif Mashal and chief executive Shafiqullah Stanikzai
Mahmudullah, Mominul left out of Test squad; Nasir returns
Shafiul Islam has also found a spot in Bangladesh's 14-man squad for the Test series beginning on August 27
Concussion substitutes to be trialled in Sheffield Shield
After having rejected Cricket Australia's proposal last year, the ICC cleared the way for the system in May this year
We have to be confident in our skill set - Smith
The Australia captain is expecting a tough Test series and is keen to use this tour to build a side with an eye on the 2021 tour of India
Nervy Birmingham survive late collapse
Birmingham's trio of young batsmen Ed Pollock, Dominic Sibley and Adam Hose all stood out before a nerve-jangling last-over finish
Lehmann calls for help from former players in open letter
In an open letter, Darren Lehmann called on all stakeholders in Australian cricket - most pointedly past great cricketers - for any advice that would help turn around what has been a disappointing year for the national side
Pollard fifty undone by Tridents' shoddy display
Their captain produced a fine half-century, but the Barbados Tridents kept shooting themselves in the foot against St Kitts & Nevis Patriots
Balbirnie's double-ton, Rankin's five-for lift Ireland to top
Andy Balbirnie's maiden three-figure score in first-class cricket, and Boyd Rankin's five-wicket haul gave Ireland a 102-run first-innings lead, and the extra points, in their drawn Intercontinental Cup match
Nash's plucky effort is not enough for Sussex
Essex are well beaten but both sides fail to make the last eight
Welsh delight as Glamorgan secure home tie
Glamorgan set up a quarter-final against Leicestershire as two of the Blast's surprise packets face a head-to-head in Cardiff
Roy, Clarke secure Surrey home quarter-final
For the second night running Surrey held their nerve in a low-scoring NatWest T20 Blast thriller to land a 10-run over Kent that secured their place in the knockout stages
Old faithfuls Madsen and Tahir see the job through
John Wright's Derbyshire gain their first quarter-final place since 2005 as Worcestershire are well beaten
Leicestershire squeeze into quarters after Delport century
Matt Pillans defended seven off the final over against a Notts side already certain of a home quarter-final
Cook double-century leaves WI with no place to hide
Alastair Cook made a gargantuan 243 from 407 balls as England declared their first innings on 514 for 8 but West Indies lost just one wicket in reply before rain ended play early
Trego and Myburgh carry Somerset through
Peter Trego and Johann Myburgh crashed stylish half-centuries to earn Somerset a quarter-final place as they thrashed Hampshire by 98 runs
Rain scuppers hopes for champions Northants
Northants' title defence is over as rain washed out what had the makings of a challenging chase against bottom club Durham
Atapattu leads Diamonds past Lightning
Yorkshire Diamonds kept alive their hopes of qualifying for Finals Day in the Kia Super League with a 17-run victory over Loughborough Lightning
Matt Walker to join England coaching staff for T20 tri-series
Matt Walker, the Kent coach, is to join the England management team for the T20 tri-series involving Australia and New Zealand in February
Frantic finish as 15 counties still retain Blast dream
The final night in the NatWest Blast group stages leaves just about every county involved in an extraordinary dash to the line
Steyn moves from Cobras to Titans
On his last leg of rehabilitation from a shoulder surgery, Dale Steyn is "two or three weeks away" from returning to competitive cricket
SL need two wins against India for direct World Cup entry
Two wins for Sri Lanka will leave West Indies outside the top eight even if they win their remaining six matches before the September 30 cut-off
Calm Williams takes Tallawahs up to second in thrilling finish
Kesrick Williams defended seven off the final over in a dramatic finish that saw Jamaica Tallawahs steal a two-run win from Guyana Amazon Warriors
Starc out, Faulkner and Christian in for India series
Also, Tim Paine was preferred as wicketkeeper in the T20 side ahead of Matthew Wade for the tour that will run from September 17 to October 13
Khawaja, Agar set for Test comebacks in Bangladesh
Captain Steven Smith has also indicated that Australia's No. 6 position - between Glenn Maxwell and Hilton Cartwright - will be based on pitch conditions
Watson replaces Sammy as St Lucia Stars captain
After leading the franchise in 40 out of their 43 matches, Darren Sammy has been asked to step down
Meg Lanning out of Ashes with shoulder injury
Australia's captain, Meg Lanning, will miss the Women's Ashes series this year after having surgery on her right shoulder