Cockbain leads Gloucs into knockouts
Ian Cockbain booked Gloucestershire's place in the Royal London One-Day Cup quarter-finals as his unbeaten 98 saw them to a five-wicket winPress Assoc
Bowlers earn Sussex a third win
Sussex made it two wins in successive days to keep their hopes of progress to the knockout stages of the Royal London One-Day Cup alive after a 36-run
Spurs: Lankshear could be Kane 2.0
Tottenham Hotspur were one of the busier Premier League clubs in the summer transfer window, with sporting director Fabio Paratici adding no less than
Whitaker expects bowler rotation
James Whitaker has hinted that rotation of England's attack will be a feature of the compressed, five-Test series against India, even if the bowlers t
Leeds commentator appears to confirm Pascal Struijk contract
Leeds United commentator Bryn Law appears to have confirmed a new contract for defender Pascal Struijk. The Lowdown: Struijk rumours
Assupol TUKS hold nerve in tense chase
Johan Wessels' unbeaten half-century guided Assupol TUKS to the final of the Red Bull Campus Cricket World Finals after completing a tense five-wicket
Neesham, Watling lead New Zealand to 508
Jimmy Neesham and BJ Watling put on 201 runs for the sixth wicket, and all but erased West Indies' hopes of winning Chris Gayle's 100th TestThe Report
Newcastle could loan out Kuol in January
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's (KSA) Public Investment Fund (PIF) may now loan out Newcastle United gem Garang Kuol in the January transfer window.
'Nigh on the perfect Test' – McCullum
New Zealand's captain Brendon McCullum has described debutant Mark Craig's work in the Sabina Park Test as "brilliant" and said that in winning inside
Bell defends Cook captaincy
Ian Bell has rejected the suggestion Alastair Cook is on the brink of resigning the England captaincy and said it was the performance of the players r