Former Australian cricketer Dean Jones has apologised to South African player Hashim Amla for calling him a terrorist.

The Ashes will be played out between the two top teams in Test cricket following England’s 167 run win over Pakistan in the third Test.

South Africa’s tour plans remain unchanged following a bomb blast in the Sri Lankan capital Colombo that killed two people on Wednesday

Makhaya Ntini is in doubt for the upcoming tri-series against Sri Lanka and India after suffering a hamstring injury.

Sri Lankan captain Mahela Jayawardene struck a match winning 123 to secure a one-wicket victory over South Africa in the second Test.

Sajid Mahmood and Monty Panesar shared seven wickets as England surged to a series-clinching win against Pakistan at Headingley.

Andrew Flintoff’s management have ruled out the player playing grade cricket in Australia prior to the start of the Ashes in November.

An inquest by the South Africa high court has be
opened into the 2002 plane crash, which killed Hansie
Cronje and the two pilots.

Marcus Trescothick and Andrew Strauss scored heavily as England set Pakistan 323 to win on the last day of the Test.

South Africans are today furious after Australian commentator Dean Jones allegedly referred to Hashim Amla as “the terrorist.”