Indian Subcontinent
Indians reignite ICC row
Indian cricketers have reportedly rejected the commercial boundaries set out by the International Cricket Council (ICC) in the players' contracts for next year's World Cup.
ICC Zimbabwe decision due
Cricket governing body the ICC is set to unveil its findings following its recent trip to Zimbabwe which will confirm whether or not the country will host part of the 2003 Cricket World Cup.
Security problems dog ICC
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has moved to solve security issues following on from the repeated crowd trouble during India's recent home one-day series against the West Indies.
Wisden.com offers free highlights
Cricket website Wisden.com is looking to boost its user levels by broadcasting online broadband highlights from the current one-day series between India and West Indies free of charge.
ICC discuss player terms
The International Cricket Council's commercial arm has begun internal discussions over the issue of player contracts ahead of next year's Cricket World Cup.
WSF appoints new president
Ex-world champion Jahangir Khan has been elected president of the World Squash Federation (WSF).
India players to unite?
India’s leading cricketers are to present a united front in the continuing player contract dispute which is threatening to disrupt the ICC World Cup.
Formula One heads to China
Formula One is to confirm this week it will be heading to China - at least according to the company building a major new circuit in Shanghai.
ICC urge Zia to stay
The International Cricket Council has stepped in to try and persuade Pakistan's cricket chief to reconsider his decision to quit.
BBC ties up Ashes radio rights
UK public broadcaster the BBC has won the radio rights to cricket's upcoming Ashes Test series between England and Australia this winter.
PCB hit by double resignation
The Pakistan Cricket Board has been rocked by the resignation of two of its foremost officials following the national side's dismal Test match defeat by Australia.
India shirt row resolved
A row over shirt sponsorship for the India national cricket team has been resolved.
ICC says no to player power
The Federation of International Cricketers Association (FICA) says it is unhappy with the International Cricket Council refusal to recognise a players' association.
ICC rules criticised
The rules for the ICC Champions Trophy have been heavily criticised by the press in India after rain stopped their national team from beating its rival Sri Lanka.
ICC Trophy to boost economy
The ICC Champions Trophy tournament currently taking place in Sri Lanka is expected to boost the local economy by about $25million (EUR26m), according to the International Cricket Council's CEO Malcolm Speed.
ICC investigating match-fixing charges
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has confirmed that it is investigating allegations of match-fixing in the recent Champions Trophy tie between Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
ICC probe game claim reports
Cricket's ICC Champions Trophy is facing its first controversy - after reports the sport's governing body is to probe the result of Pakistan's eight-wicket defeat to hosts Sri Lanka.
Cricket sponsor row resolved
The sponsorship row which threatened cricket's ICC Champions Trophy has been resolved.