Every game has a defining moment – it could be an inspired piece of fielding, a bad or great decision by an umpire…

This game, above all others, marked the transition of the game of cricket from the ‘old’ to the ‘new’ era.

Australia’s annual triangular ODI series kicks off again in Melbourne on the 14th on January, with Pakistan and the West Indies.

Saeed Anwar’s career statistics vary in such a manner to suggest him as a ‘streaky’ player. Read on to find out if that is a fair view.

Most neutrals are making England hot favourites for this series, but I reckon it’s going to be a very close, and very lively affair.

Codemasters & Cricket Web have struck a deal where we’ll be helping to promote Brian Lara International Cricket 2005.

He’s back in to bat! Brian Lara, one of cricket’s greatest ever players and one of video gaming’s biggest sports icons, returns!

CW: You started your international career with the honour of being the first coloured player to represent Zimbabwe, taking 1/27 on debut. Do you remember the feeling of being part of Zimbabwe’s first ever Test victory? HO: It was very special to make my debut as the first black player. It was also bittersweet as […]

CW: You were forced to retire rather prematurely from cricket, due to a injury. What do you do with your time these days? GA: I currently work for ANZ Bank in New Zealand, and manage a Mortgage portfolio through the South Island and Wellington regions. My wife ‘Ginny’ and I are expecting our first child […]

CW: In the post-Sobers era, you have been widely considered as one of the four great all-rounders. The others being Kapil Dev, Ian Botham and Imran Khan. Each of you have taken well over 300 wickets and scored over 3000 runs. Who do you consider the greatest all-rounder of all-time? RH: Sobers is regarded as […]