George Bush and Osama bin Laden having dinner with Elvis Presley is a greater possibility than Aussie cricketers being involved in spot-fixing, says Stuart Clark. "I do not believe for one minute that any Australian player is involved in spot-fixing - there is more chance of George Bush...

England won a cliff-hanger against South Africa in the 2011 Cricket World Cup. Electing to bat first, England were all out for 171 in the 46th over. Chasing a low total, South Africa got off to a steady start however, Stuart Broad and Graeme Swann pulled out an unlikely victory for England.

Stuart Broad is to fly home from the ICC Cricket World Cup on Wednesday because of a side injury, the ECB have confirmed. The England seamer on Tuesday afternoon received the news he was dreading, having undergone two scans after suffering soreness in his upper side during Sunday's Group B...

The International Cricket Council have approved England's request to add Chris Tremlett to their World Cup squad as a replacement for the injured Stuart Broad. Tremlett, who has been with the squad throughout as a stand-by player, was the obvious man to come in for Broad as a like-for-like...

"Donkeys on their last legs plod home" - read a headline in the British media as it blamed hectic scheduling for the team's quarterfinal exit. The injury-ravaged England - which lost key players such as Kevin Pietersen, Stuart Broad in the middle of the event - were handed a...

BANGALORE ROYAL CHALLENGERS Key batsmen: AB de Villiers, Virat Kohli, Tillakaratne Dilshan Key bowlers: Zaheer Khan, Dirk Nannes, Daniel Vettori Best: Runners-up, 2009 Last year: Third Chances: Any team with De Villiers and Dilshan, whose stock rose as he finished top runscorer in...

Royals were chasing 196 for win but all they could manage was 147 for seven in 20 overs as they suffered early setbacks. "We thought they could score 220-230, but in the end we did well to pull them back. But we had horror start," Warne said at the post-match press conference. Warne said it was...

Three Lions, three formats, three skippers. Andrew Strauss continues as Test skipper, Alastair Cook takes over the ODI reins and Stuart Broad gets the Twenty20 job. Apart from Strauss leading the Test side, it isn't ideal; but that doesn't mean it can't work. Strauss knows better than most...

The 31-year-old all-rounder, whose County and International careers have been blighted by back injuries, showed England followers just what they have missed with a superb 196 off 130 balls in an Essex total of 548 all out. Napier was selected for England's 2009 World Twenty20 squad but did...

Ian Bell's century (119 not out) put England on a path to victory. Bell added 137 with Eoin Morgan (71) to allow England to declare on 377-8, a lead of 193. Stuart Broad had Mahela Jayawardene caught behind just prior to stumps to leave Sri Lanka 112-3, 81 behind.3rd Test, Day 4 (Rose Bowl),...