PROTEAS DECIDE AGAINST COMPLAINT

South Africa decided against an official complaint over their suspicions of ball-tampering.

LATE STRIKES PUT PROTEAS ON TOP

South Africa are closing on victory in the third Test after reducing England to 132-3.

Australia v Pakistan

Australia resume on day four with a threadbare 80-run lead and only two wickets in hand following Danish Kanerias mesmerising spell on day three of the second Test.

Broad in ball interference spotlight

England's Stuart Broad was in the spotlight after television pictures captured him appearing to put the spikes of his boot into the ball during the third Test against South Africa.

Windies write Benn protest letter

West Indies will send a letter of protest to the International Cricket Council (ICC) over the suspension handed down to Sulieman Benn, but they won't appeal against the decision.

Watson charged after celebration

Australia all-rounder Shane Watson became the fourth player to be charged for poor behaviour during an ill-tempered third Test following his unsightly celebration of the wicket of West Indies captain Chris Gayle on day four.

India sack bowling, fielding coaches

India's cricket chiefs on Thursday sacked the national team's bowling and fielding coaches after the side's first-round exit from the Champions Trophy in South Africa.

Flintoff, England Still A Priority

Andrew Flintoff insists playing cricket for England remains his top priority.

Australia-India washed out

Pakistan qualified for the Champions Trophy semi-finals after the India-Australia match was abandoned due to rain.

Warner down on ODI dumping

David Warner is determined to pile on the runs to get himself back into Australia's one-day team, but he's not holding his breath waiting for useful feedback from selectors.

White states case for regular gig

When Cameron White joined Australia's touring party in England he had no idea captain Ricky Ponting would take a break, opening up the No.3 batting spot.

Aussies must quickly change focus

Before the final Ashes Test, Australian captain Ricky Ponting jokingly asked whether an open-top train would carry his team to Scotland if they won.

The Ashes Return To England

England have beaten Australia by 197 runs with a day to spare in the fifth Test at The Oval to regain the Ashes. The breakthrough came when Andrew Flintoff ran out Rick Ponting just as he was forming a useful partnership with Mike Hussey that could have caused England problems. Steve Harmison proved his worth by getting three wickets and Graeme Swann's 4 wickets to add to his 4 from the first innings, showed that Australia's decision to leave out a spinner cost them the Ashes.

Andrew Strauss said, "It's hard to know what to say right now - it's an emotional moment, these things never come easily. At times we thought we'd never get there, but we've done it"

England Survive Tense Few Hours

England's lead passes 320 on day three of the final Ashes Test at The Brit Oval.

Bell Tolls For England's Batsmen

Ian Bell admitted England's batsmen had blown a big chance on day one of the fifth Test.

No Rest For Flintoff

Andrew Flintoff and Joe Denly were both named in all three England ODI squads.

Drop Bopara & Bell

Allan Lamb has called on England's selectors to make major changes for the final Ashes Test.

Aussies level Ashes

Australia beat England by an innings and 80 runs to level the Ashes Series at Headingley.

Strauss not hitting the panic button

Reaction from the England camp after the fourth Ashes Test at Headingley.

England's Failings Exposed

Justin Langer produced a damning dossier written highlighting England's weaknesses.