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David Moore believes that the importance of the World Cricket League Division Two tournament to Bermuda’s future cannot be underestimated. Speaking yesterday after the announcement of the 14-man squad for next month’s competition in Dubai, Moore said...

CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh (Reuters) Fast bowler Stuart Broad has been ruled out of the World Cup with a side strain, his exit delivering a second body blow in as many days to England’s hopes. “He’s ruled out of the World Cup and he’s flying home tomorro...

KANDY, Sri Lanka, (Reuters) - Extraordinary hitting with a cracked bat by New Zealand birthday boy Ross Taylor helped his team pile on an amazing 85 runs in 3.4 overs to set up a 110-run World Cup win over Pakistan yesterday. Taylor was given two 27t...

Bermuda Cricket Board have announced the first group of players who will make up the newly created BCB National Academy. Following two weeks of trials, an under-13 and under-15 squad have been named for the coming season, and they will soon be joined...

COLOMBO (Reuters) Holders Australia’s long-awaited World Cup rematch with co-hosts Sri Lanka was washed away by a torrential downpour on Saturday, the first in this year’s tournament to fall victim to bad weather. The Group A match, a replay of the 2...

CHENNAI, March 6 (Reuters) England’s much-maligned pacemen turned out to be the show-stopper in yesterday’s heart-stopper in Chennai, bowling the team to a six-run win against South Africa to put their World Cup campaign back on track. In Bangalore, ...

DHAKA (Reuters) Bangladesh fans, who greeted the opening of the World Cup with a glorious celebration two weeks ago, stoned the West Indian team bus yesterday after a humiliating defeat for the home team. As the victorious West Indian side sat in the...

AHMEDABAD, (Reuters) New Zealand dominated Zimbabwe from ball one yesterday and romped to their second 10-wicket win in the World Cup but the victory probably did little in getting the team ready for the tougher battles lying ahead. The New Zealand o...

MUMBAI (Reuters) Pakistan are flying in the World Cup after three straight wins but they still have problems right from the top which New Zealand will aim to exploit when the two meet in their Group A match in Kandy tomorrow. Shahid Afridi’s team hav...