Cooley plans to put bowlers back on track
Australia's bowling coach Troy Cooley hopes the attack has received the "wake-up call we needed" before the team defends the World CupCricinfo staff20
Clark volunteers for tough dual role
Stuart Clark has put his hand up for the two most challenging jobs in the Australian one-day team at next month's World Cup - bowling in the Powerplay
Pakistan in line for massive bonuses for WC triumph
Pakistan can pick up approximately US$1.2 million in bonuses if they win the World Cup in the West Indies, the PCB said.Cricinfo staff25-Feb-2007Pakis
Woolmer's post-mortem inconclusive
Bob Woolmer's autopsy performed on Tuesday morning, almost 48 hours after his passing away, had inconclusive results, and the pathologist has asked fo
England make hard work of vital win
After the discipline problems of the previous day England managed to keep their focus, dispatching Canada by 51 runs in St Lucia, to open their World
Buchanan wary over Symonds return
Andrew Symonds faces a "make-or-break" week as he pushes to be fit for Australia's third group gameCricinfo staff11-Mar-2007 John Buc
Expect another World Cup classic
Pakistan and West Indies generally don't do boring World Cup gamesDileep Premachandran in Jamaica13-Mar-2007 Rana Naved-ul-Hasan must
Snake venom may have killed Woolmer – reports
The former Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer may have been drugged with snake venom, according to the police who are investigating his deathCricinfo
Pietersen prepares for 'silent assassin'
Kevin Pietersen may have once disdainfully reverse-swept Muttiah Muralitharan for six, but that hasn't lessened his respect for himAFP03-Apr-2007
Windies seal first Super Eights win
This was just the way it was for Bangladesh on an ultimately disappointing day that saw them win the toss, stifle an unmotivated West Indies to 67 for