The Global Game: An A-Z of how the world watches the Premier League – China
Over the coming months we aim to find out how the Premier League is viewed around the world.
Sport blogs
Oxley’s Odyssey: A not so welcome trip to Miami
On the fourth day of leg one of the Volvo round the world race, here on Camper we are on course for ...
iBet: Back Aston Villa for relegation from the Premier League
Before the end of the year Villa play Liverpool, Arsenal, Man United, Stoke, Chelsea and Spurs. For ...
Sachin Tendulkar's wait for 100th century continues
09 11月 2011 10:42 午前
Sachin Tendulkar's sparkling 76 secured India's five-wicket victory in the first Test against West Indies while prolonging his agonising wait for his 100th international century.
Pakistan cricketer Salman Butt to appeal prison sentence
09 11月 2011 10:40 午前
Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt has filed an appeal against a 30-month prison sentence for match fixing, his lawyer said today.
Tendulkar is the first to 15,000 Test runs
09 11月 2011 12:00 午前
West Indies 304 & 180 India 209 & 152-2
Warne puts a positive spin on surprise return
09 11月 2011 12:00 午前
The wonders of having a quick leg-spinner with Liz Hurley every now and again are there for all to see as Shane Warne performs the impossible yet again by looking younger yesterday than he did on his first-class debut back in 1990.
Shane Warne confirms return to cricket for Big Bash League
08 11月 2011 01:26 午後
Shane Warne's return from retirement has been confirmed after the Melbourne Stars announced the legendary leg-spinner will play for them in the inaugural Big Bash League.
Sports stars sentenced to prison
08 11月 2011 12:28 午後
Last week saw the sentencing of Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt, Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir for their roles in the spot-fixing scandal that has rocked the cricketing world.
Sachin Tendulkar passes 15,000 Test runs for India
08 11月 2011 11:52 午前
India's Sachin Tendulkar added another record to his impressive collection when he became the first batsman to score 15,000 Test runs today in the first test against West Indies.
Wickets tumble in Delhi drama
08 11月 2011 12:00 午前
Neither India nor West Indies could claim to have the advantage after a dramatic second day of the first Test in Delhi which saw 17 wickets fall. The visitors lost their last five first-innings wickets for 48 runs to be all out for 304 but India folded for 209. The West Indies lost openers Kieran Powell for a duck and Kraigg Brathwaite (2) to finish the day at 21 for 2, 116 runs ahead.
Pakistan hold out for series victory
08 11月 2011 12:00 午前
England's next Test opponents, Pakistan, claimed a 1-0 series win over Sri Lanka in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, yesterday after the third and final Test match ended in a draw. When play got under way after rain, Sri Lanka quickly declared on 181 for 6. Hosts Pakistan, chasing an unlikely 255 to win from 61 overs, cautiously reached 87 for 4 before fading light ended the match.
Ban corrupt countries, says Condon
07 11月 2011 12:01 午前
The International Cricket Council's former anti-corruption head, Lord Condon, has called for countries whose players are caught up in match-fixing to be banned from the international arena.
Robin Scott-Elliot: Deadly-dull Test completes bad week for Pakistan on and off the pitch
07 11月 2011 12:00 午前
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Stephen Brenkley: After offering glimpse of new era for his team, Butt leaves an acute sense of betrayal
05 11月 2011 12:00 午前
In a way this ugly episode was good for Pakistan cricket, a harsh wake-up call
Pakistan goes from crying conspiracy to burning effigies
05 11月 2011 12:00 午前
Guilty verdicts have provoked an angry reaction from fans who had been in denial about levels of corruption says Shahid Hashmi
Andrew Strauss hits out at ICC's 'toothless' security unit
05 11月 2011 12:00 午前
England captain worried that spot-fixing was only exposed by newspaper, not official investigators
Alexander Penny: A fresh start for Cricket Australia
04 11月 2011 12:44 午後
Since arriving in Australia two weeks ago I have noticed that while the nation retains it’s fearless ambition on the cricket field, they have readjusted their targets to a level unknown to fans since the current rankings system was employed in 2003.
