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Elgar hopes to exploit England’s insecurities
England captain Joe Root, leading the side for the first time, win the toss and opt to bat in the first test against South Africa at Lord's.
Misbah, Holder hail competitive day-night Test
Rival captains Misbah-ul-Haq and Jason Holder praise the fight till last attitude in the first day-night Test played with Pakistan upstaging West Indies by 56 runs in the final hour.
Cricket: Anderson awaits security advice on BD tour
James Anderson says he will accept the advice of England's security experts when it comes to deciding whether he should tour Bangladesh.
Kiwis plan D/N Test with England
New Zealand on Friday unveil plans to host a day-night Test against England as part of a packed home international schedule for the next two seasons.
Bangladesh mulling day-night first-class matches
Bangladesh will prepare for day-night Test matches from next season, according to Nizamuddin Chowdhury, the BCB CEO.
The day when Shahriar made the Aussies pay
On January 25, 1986, the dashing left-handed opener Shahriar Nafees was born. He exploded on to the scene in 2006 with a brilliant maiden hundred against the mighty Aussies at Fatullah. Let’s recall that awesome knock on his special day!
No-ball wickets still haunt Aussies
Australia's no-ball wicket curse continued Tuesday as the West Indies battled to save the second Test against the odds in Melbourne.
‘England need to look hard at DRS’
Stuart Broad, the England pacer, said his team still needed to improve their use of the television decision review system (DRS).
Pink ball passes the test
The manufacturer of the pink ball to be used in next month's first day-night Test match said on Monday its revolutionary innovation is up to scratch amid growing criticism.
Pink ball similar to white
With the inaugural day-night Test match less than two months away, New Zealand have started to build up their preparation using the pink ball in Hamilton.
Australia’s tour: Hope dims further
Bangladesh tour of Australia is in limbo as Cricket Australia sent back Test cricketers to state teams to train ahead of a domestic one-day tournament.