Indian cricket board
Ex-players ask BCCI to back Olympics push
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is open to cricket’s future inclusion provided all top teams compete but the Board of Control for Cricket in India.
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ICC: International team under investigation for corruption
The ICC’s Anti-Corruption Unit made the announcement last night.
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India confirm Proteas tour
Proteas will play four Test matches, five ODIs and three T20 Internationals in October and November 2015.
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Lancashire batsman hits world record 350 in 138 balls
The England and Wales Cricket Board said his innings was the highest recorded in any form of one-day match.
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Organisers confident West Indies will be at World Cup
Caribbean cricket was plunged into turmoil after the series in India was aborted over a payment dispute.
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Windies seeks talks with India after legal threat
BCCI announced they would take legal action against the WICB and were suspending all planned tours.
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Tendulkar farewell sees tears and cheers
India’s ‘Little Master’ has officially drawn to a close his illustrious 24-year career.
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Deafening roar for Tendulkar
India's favourite son walked out to bat in his farewell test to a guard of honour from opponents.
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The politics of SA cricket
Alan Kourie weighs in on the debate surrounding India’s tour to South Africa.
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CSA: CT Test cancellation a business decision
CSA President Chris Nenzani says the decision comes after India lost Sahara as a sponsor.
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FIRST ON EWN: Lorgat breaks silence
CSA CEO Haroon Lorgat has broken his silence after the Indian Tour debacle.
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GCB in the dark over CSA/BCCI debacle
The Gauteng Cricket Board was kept in the dark in CSA/BCCI decision.
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CSA gets stumped with Indian tour
India’s shortened tour to SA will have major financial implications for CSA.
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India shuns SA, world cricket exposed
Wesley Petersen asks what Indian cricket’s bullying of SA means for the sport.
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CSA to travel to India over tour dispute
BCCI didn’t approve Cricket South Africa’s tour itinerary, following disputes by India.
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De Kock second to score T20
Quinton de Kock became the second South African after Richard Levi to score two T20 centuries.
