Argentina took part in a very successful and enjoyable beach cricket tournament in Vina del Mar, Chile, finishing in fourth place in the six team international event, behind winners India, runners-up England, and Australia

The Bahamas Cricket Association will held its AGM on March 8 and the season is expected to get underway on March 22

Samir Inamdar, Cricket Kenya's chairman, has been endorsed by the Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association for re-election at the AGM which is due to be held on March 15

Kevin Hurdle and Delyone Borden are the surprise absentees from Bermuda's squad to the ICC World Cup Qualifiers in South Africa next month.

Adrian Robson has been following Bermuda's progress during their warm-up tour of West Indies

Sachin Tendulkar will never be forgotten, not by a generation of Indians and certainly not by cricket

At the moment the row is limited to tennis, but Dubai's refusal to allow Israeli player Shahar Peer a visa to play in the Dubai WTA event should serve as a warning to the ICC, who moved its headquarters to the UAE in 2005

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With the possible exception of Lee Germon, most former cricket captains can slip on their suede moccasins and slump back into the garishly extravagant armchair of retirement, with little concern about their bank balance

Officials from the ICC’s academy – based in Dubai Sports City – have welcomed a team of developing cricketers from Nigeria.

MCC got off to a winning start on their tour of Mozambique, winning their first two matches.

You won’t find many British punters willing to risk £50 on England beating West Indies following their calamitous collapse on Saturday

Argentina Women comfortably beat their Brazilian counterparts in a three-match Twenty20 series in Buenos Aires.

Bermuda are currently in Trinidad on a tour, in preparation for the World Cup Qualifiers in South Africa

It is hard to describe how excited I am at Afghanistan reaching the World Cup Qualifiers

Martin Gleeson, the Papua New Guinea coach, insists his side still have the belief to win despite losing to Afghanistan yesterday in the World Cricket League.

London might be the litigation capital of the world these days, but America isn't far behind

Colin Croft, the former West Indies fast bowler, has offered his services as a bowling coach to Bermuda

An email plopped into our inboxes this afternoon from the Indian Premier League, excitedly announcing no less than 114 players for the forthcoming auction