It's a week for radical moves by the Australian Cricket Board

Curtly Ambrose will miss the West Indian tour of New Zealand, due to commence early next month

The cricket world is in mourning following the news of the death of one of the greatest fast bowlers of modern times, Malcolm Marshall

Yes there is a video

Mystery surrounds the origins of rumours that Pakistani fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar is under scrutiny in Australia over his bowling action

Queensland scored 274 on the first day of their four-day match against Pakistan on Saturday

South Africa are well on the way to amassing a big lead over Zimbabwe in the First Test at Goodyear (formerly Springbok) Park, Bloemfontein

It was one of the stranger ways to go out

The original off-shore one-day series returns to centre stage today

Victorian opening batsmen Matthew Elliott and Graeme Vimpani combined to lead the Bushrangers to a comfortable seven-wicket victory over the New South Wales Blues in the opening match of the Mercantile Mutual Cup season at North Sydney Oval today

Brad Haddin makes his first appearance for the New South Wales Blues next Sunday when he dons the wicketkeeper's gloves in the season-opener of the Mercantile Mutual Cup against the Victorian Bushrangers

Manly club-mates Shawn Bradstreet and Michael Bevan will be opposing captains in Sunday's annual City versus Country place-of-origin game to be held at the Joe McAleer Reserve, Blacktown

India A have drawn level in the five-match America Challenge series in Los Angeles, defeating Australia A by five wickets in the second match Thursday

Forget the "International All-Star" shambles from last month

One of the most elegant strokeplayers in modern-day cricket, Mark Waugh won world acclaim for his batting in the 1996 World Cup when he scored three centuries for Australia

Took over the mantle of Australia's premier fast bowler after the retirement of Craig McDermott in the mid-1990's

New South Wales will meet Victoria in next Sunday's Mercantile Mutual Cup final following a 49-run victory over Queensland in front of 5360 people at the SCG today.

Tuesday December 3, 1996: I visited the Sydney Cricket Ground and witnessed a great day's cricket, but I have also witnessed the demise of a cricketing power that I have known and loved for over two decades

Ray Lindwall, probably Australian cricket`s greatest fast bowler since the Second World War, died on Saturday night 22 June 1996, in Brisbane at the age of 74